The Nationalization Of The Bill Of Rights

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1925 Gitlow v. New York

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First Amendment, Freedom of Speech

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1931 Near v. Minnesota

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First Amendment, Freedom of the Press

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1937 De Jonge v. Oregon

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First Amendment, Freedom of assembly

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1940 Cantwell v. Connecticut

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First Amendment, Free excercise of religion

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1947 Everson v. Board of Education

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First, Establishment of religion

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1958 NAACP v. Alabama

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First, Freedom of association

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1963 NAACP v. Button

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First, Right to petition government

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1949 Wolf v. Colorado

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4th, no unreasonable searches and seizures

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1961 Mapp v. Ohio

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4th, exclusionary rule

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What is the exclusionary rule?

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legal principle holding that evidence collected or analyzed in violation of the U.S. Constitution is inadmissible for a criminal prosecution in a court of law

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1897 Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy v. Chicago

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Guarantee of just compensation, Fifth

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1964 Mallory v. Hogan

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Immunity from self-incrimination, fifth

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Benton v. Maryland 1969

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fifth, immunity from double jeopardy

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1932 Powell v. Alabama

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6th, right to counsel in capital cases

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1948 In re Oliver

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Right to public trial, 6th

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1963 Gideon v. Wainwright

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sixth, Right to counsel in felony cases

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1965 Pointer v. Texas

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6th, Right to confrontation of witnesses

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1967 Klopfer v. North Carolina

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right to speedy trial, 6th

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1966 Parker v. Gladden

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Right to impartial jury, 6th

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1967 Washington v. Texas

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6th, right to compulsory process for obtaining witnesses

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1968 Duncan v. Louisiana

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6th right to jury trial for serious crimes

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1972 Argersinger v. Hamlin

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6th, right to counsel for all crimes involving jail terms

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1962 Robinson v. California

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Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, 8th

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1965 Griswold v. Connecticut

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9th, right of privacy

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Which amendments are not incorporated?

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The second (right to bear arms) , the third (quartering of soldiers), the seventh (right to jury in trial in civil cases), fifth (the right to grand jury indictment), eighth (freedom from excessive fines or bail)