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First Amendment Rights
Freedom of:
Religion
Speech
Press
Assembly
Petition
Second Amendment Rights
Right To Bear Arms
Third Amendment Rights
Forbids Quartering Soldiers
Fourth Amendment Rights
Protects person, house, papers, effects from unreasonable searches & seizures.
(Exclusionary Rule)
Fifth Amendment Rights
Guarantee of:
Grand Jury (capital/infamous)
No Double Jeopardy
Eminent Domain (takeproperty)
Prohibit Self-incrimination (pleade the fifth)
Due Process
Sixth Amendment Rights
Speedy Public Trial
Habeus Corpus
Confront Witness
Subpoena Witnesses
Have lawyers
Seventh Amendment Rights
Trial by jury for Common-Law cases
Eighth Amendment Rights
No excessive bail in federal cases
No cruel & unusual punishment
Ninth Amendment Rights
Rights exist that arent in bill of rights
Tenth Amendment Rights
States have reserved powers (death penalty, speed limit, drinking age) as long as dosent contradict fereal law & constitution
Fourteenth Amendment
Rights of due process to all americans
Fifteenth Amendment
All males can vote
Nineteenth Amendment
Women can Vote
Twenty-Fourth Amendment
Eliminated Poll Taxes
Twenty Sixth Amendment
Lowered voting age from 21 to 18
Gitlow Vs.New York
1925
"bad tendency doctrine"
(freedom of speech to state governments)
Schenck Vs. US
1919
"Clear and present Danger"
Tinker Vs. Des Moines
1969
Public school students dont "shed their rights at schoolhouse door"
Bethel Vs. Fraser
1986
Gave public schools authority to suspend students for lewd or indecent speech
Texas VS. Johnson
1989
est. american flag burning can be symbolic speech
Miller Vs. California
1973
Three-part Obscenity Test:
-Community Standards
-Artistic/lit/political/scientific value?
-Depict sexual behavior in an offensive manner?
Near VS. Minnesota
1931
est. state stopping publication is unconstitutional
Prevents prior restraint
NYTimesVs. Sullivan
1964
false publication thought to be true at the time of print is NOT libel. (is permitted)
Hazelwood Vs. Kuhlmeier
1988
Regulating free speech in school newspaper
Lemon vs. Kurtzmann
1971
Lemon test:
-Does law have secular rather than religious purpose?
-Does law neither promote nor discourage religion?
-Does law avoid "excessive entanglement" of gov & religious institutions
Engel Vs. Vitale
1962
Prohibits school prayer
Abington Vs. Schempp
1963
Prohibits reading bible in school
Epperson VS. Arkansas:
Prohibited banning the teaching of evolution
Wisconson Vs.. Yoder
Amish may take kids out of school after 8th grade
Mapp Vs. ohio
est, Exclusionary Rule
Gideon vs.Wainwright
provide attorney for those who cant afford one
Escobedo Vs. Illinois
can get lawyer when asked for one.
Miranda Vs. Arizona
Informed of legal rights before arrested
Furman vs. Georgia
1972
halt death penalty until less arbitrary (racist) method is found
Gregg vs. Georgia
1976
Resumption of Death Penalty
Atkins Vs. Virginia
forbids execution of mentally retarded
Griswold vs. connecticut
est. Right to Privacy
Roe vs. Wade
Legalized Abortion
Planned parenthood Vs. Casey
gov can regulate abortion, but not impose "undue burden" on women
Lawrence Vs. Texas
Struck down sodomy law that criminalized homosexual sex in texas
Thirteenth Amendment
Made slavery Illegal
Civil RightsAct 1964
banned discrimination in public places
Voting Rights Act 1965
Banned Literacy tests
Plessy Vs Ferguson
"Seperate but equal Doctrine"
Brown Vs. Board of Education
seperate but equal NOT constitutional
Katzenbach Vs.. McClung
Civil rights act of 1964 applies to ALL businesses (even private)
Regents of UC Vs. Bakke
quotas requiring minorities unconstitutional, but affirmative action still legal to create diversity
Voting Rights Act of 1982
increase minority representation in house of representatives
South Dakota vs. Dole
fed withold state funding if states dont comply to age 21 drinking law
US vs. Nixon
Limited Executive Privlege