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Gitlow v. Newyork

Should states honor freedom of speech? Yes



Incorporation doctrine

Everson v. Board of education

Can public funds be used in religious schools for non religious purpose? Yes



Establishment clause

Lemon v. Kurtzman

Can taxes be used to pay teachers from religious schools? Yes (nonreligious subjects)



Establishment clause



Department of human resources of Oregon v. Smith

Does a law eliminating drug use violate the free exercise clause (religious drug- paote). No



Free exercise clause

Schenck v. United states

Can your speech be limited? Yes if it causes clear and present danger, overthrow of government




Freedom of speech and press

Tinker v. Does Moines

Do students have freedom of speech? To a certain extent



Freedom of speech

New York times co. V. Us

Can the government censor media prior to print? No




Freedom of speech and press

Texas v. Johnson

Can you be punished for burning a flag when its illegal? No symbolic speech



Freedom of speech

Mapp v. Ohio

Can evidence found through an illegal search be used in court? No exclusionary rule



Due process and rights of the accused

Gideon v. Wainwright

Can states deny the right to a lawyer no matter the crime? No



Due process and rights of the accused

Miranda v. Arizona

Do your rights have to be read to you prior to police questioning? Yes, cannot use evidence gathered otherwise



Due process and rights of the accused

Plessy v. Ferguson

Is separate but equal constitutional? Yes (legalized segregation)



Equal protection of laws

Korematsu v. United states

Being held/put in camps during wartime violates rights? No because it was in wartime and for the sake of national security



Equal protection of laws

Brown v. Board of education

I. Overturns plessy decision ( separate but equal is not constitutional)


II. Schools must integrate with all deliberate speed



Equal protection of the laws

Regents of the university of California v. Bakke

Are affirmative action programs constitutional? Sometimes (but yes in this case) equality of opportunity



Equal protection of laws

Griswold v. Connecticut

Can states regulate contraceptive use for a married couple? No (could still regulate for single women)



Due process (right to privacy and abortion)

Roe v. Wade

Can government regulate decisions between a woman and her doctor regarding abortion? No however states can put restrictions on decision



Due process (right to privacy and abortion)