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35 Cards in this Set
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Marbury V Madison |
Judicial review |
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Everson V Board of Education |
Establishment Clause |
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Garcia V San Antonio MTA |
When it comes to federal guidelines, the federal governmental trumps the state government |
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Massachusetts V Sheppard |
Evidence is admissible as long as the police acted on good faith |
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Plessy V Ferguson |
Separate but equal |
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Brown V Board of Education of Topeka |
Separate but equal is unconstitutional |
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Cruzan V Missouri Department of Health |
Individuals have to make the decision to terminate life support themselves |
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New Jersey V TLO |
Searches by school officials in public schools without a warrant are constitutional |
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Riley V California |
Search of a cell phone is illegal without a warrant |
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Obergefell V Hodges |
Same sex marriage was legalized nationally |
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Wisconsin V Yoder |
Free exercise of religion held above Wisconsin's law |
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Island Tres School District V Pico |
School Board could not restrict books simply because they did not agree with the content |
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Dred Scott V Sanford |
Rights of slave owners were protected because slaves were categorized as property |
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Ex Parte V Milligan |
A civilian can't be tried by a military court if a civil court exists |
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Reynolds V US |
Bigamy is illegal in the US |
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Roe V Wade |
Legalized abortion within the first trimester |
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Thompson V Oklahoma |
Forbid imposition of the death penalty for offenders under 16 |
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Lemon V Kurtzman |
States cannot fund schools for religious practices |
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Roth V US |
Illegal to mass mail obscene circulars and books |
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Hazelwood V Kuhlmeier |
Schools have the right to exclude articles from school newspapers |
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Lawrence V Texas |
Made sexual activity between same sex couples legal |
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Nix V Williams |
Those arrested must know of their rights, for example the right to counsel |
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Miller V California |
Ads with obscene sexual content are illegal because they are harmful to the general public |
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US V Leon |
Exclusionary / good faith rule |
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Wallace V Jaffree |
It is unconstitutional to make kids pray during a designated prayer time in a public school |
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US V Nixon |
Presidents are not immune from having to comply with orders from the court |
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Katz V US |
The government violated Katz's constitutional rights of due process laws |
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Mapp V Ohio |
Exclusionary rule at the state level |
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Bethel V Fraser |
It is constitutional for a public school to suspend a student because of inappropriate speech |
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Baker V Carr |
Federal courts have the power to determine the constitutionality of a state's voting districts |
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Weeks V US |
Exclusionary rule at the federal level |
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Citizens of the United V Federal Election Commission |
Corporate funding of independent political broadcasts in candidate elections cannot be limited |
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Texas V Johnson |
The burning of the American flag is constitutional |
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Civil Rights Cases |
National government was powerless in regards to decisions made by the states about the Civil Rights Act |
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Sheppard V Maxwell |
Supreme Court info limited to media outlets, Jurors are private information, and should the press publish anything not following legal rules, they will be prosecuted. |
