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Marbury vs Madison

2 C.P



Established the Supreme Court's right of judicial review - the right to determine the constitutionality of laws



Strengthened the Judiciary in relation to other branches of government

Dred Scott vs Sanford

3 C.P



Rules black people are not citizens



Slaves are property of owners



Enslaved people could be taken anywhere therefore Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional

Plessy vs Ferguson

2 C.P



Upheld Louisiana law providing for equal but separate accommodation for white and colored races



Provided legal justification for separate but equal segregation policy

Schenck vs U.S

C.P: Civil Liberties limited in wartime



Established limits on Free Speech


Korematsu vs U.S

2 C.P:



Ruled that Japanese Americans can be forced to relocate to wartime agency camps in WWII

Brown vs Board of Ed

3 C.P



Court overturned Plessy ve Ferguson



Ruled that separate education faculties are inherently unequal and violate the 14th Amendment

Engel vs Vitale

Saying prayers in school, violated the 1st Amendment by putting students Under Pressure to say them along



Gideon vs Wainwright

2 C.P



Ruled the 6th Amendment ( right to attorney) provides lawyer if bad guy can't afford

Miranda vs Arizona

1 c.p: Criminal Procedures



Established the requirements to say the thing when you arrest a guy

Tinker vs Des Moines Independent Community School District

1 c.p



Teachers and students have freedom of speech no matter what

Roe vs Wade

2 c.p



Declares "abortions r illegal" to be unconstitutional



Reason being "Right to Privacy" (14th Amendment)

U.S vs Nixon

1 c.p



No president is above the law



Checks and balances don't protect the president