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16 Cards in this Set
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Buckley v Valeo |
upheld limits on campaign contributions, but struck down a limit on how much an individual can spend on their own campaign due to the 1st amendment |
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Bakke v University of California Board of Regents |
upheld affirmative action, allowing race to be one of several factors in college admissions (except quota systems) |
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United Steelworkers v Weber |
upheld workplace affirmative action by banning all forms of racial discrimination in employment |
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Leon v United States |
created the "good faith" exception to the exclusionary rule |
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Dole, Secretary of Transportation v South Dakota |
made conditions of aid legal (ex: withholding federal funds from states who make the drinking age lower than 21) |
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Kuhlmeier v Hazelwood School District |
school officials can censor student newspapers |
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Webster v Reproductive Health Services |
states have freedom on regulating abortion after the first trimester |
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Johnson v Texas |
made flag burning legal since it is symbolic speech |
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Smith v Oregon |
government can act when religious practices violate criminal law (ex: Native Americans & peyote) |
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Lee v Weisman |
schools cannot sponsor clerics to conduct nondenominational prayer |
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Boy Scouts of America v Dale |
private orginizations can withhold membership from anyone due to freedom of association |
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Gratz & Grutter v Bollinger |
upheld affirmative action admission policy, but race cannot be the primary consideration |
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Rasul & Boumediene v Bush |
foreign detanees have the right of habeas corpus |
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Citizens United v Federal Election Commision |
government cannot restric independent expenditures due to the 1st amendment |
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Obergefell v Hodges |
states cannot bar gay marriage |
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Brown v Board of Education of Topeka |
seperate public schools for blacks & whites are illegal |
