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Gay couples have the right to marry as other couples have.
Obergefell vs Hodges
U.S. vs Windsor
Bowers vs Hardwick
Lawrence vs Texas
2
Race in college admissions is allowed to be a factor, but not only factor; race may be 1 of many factors.
Bakke vs Regents of CA
Bowers vs Hardwick
Roper vs Simmons
Grutter vs Bolinger
3
Right of Privacy created; comes from penumbras of the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 9th Amendments
Plessy vs Ferguson
Griswold vs Connecticut
Gregg vs Georgia
Roe vs Wade
4
States may not regulate interracial marriages.
Korematsu vs U.S.
Plessy vs Ferguson
Brown vs Board of Education
Loving vs Virginia
5
The Federal Government's ordering of its citizens to internment camps was legal and justified.
Plessy vs Ferguson
Loving vs Virginia
Korematsu vs U.S.
Brown vs Board of Education
6
The Supreme Court stepped in to decide a Presidential Election
Gibbons vs Ogden
US v Nixon
Bush v Gore
McCulloch vs Maryland
7
"Separate But Equal" becomes official in the U.S.
Loving vs Virginia
Korematsu vs U.S.
Plessy vs Ferguson
Brown vs Board of Education
8
States may require clear and concise reasons for allowing citizens to die
Roper vs Simmons
Cruzan v MO Dept of Health
Loving vs Virginia
Furman vs Georgia
9
The death penalty was ruled UNCONST for a period of time due to racial issues
Obergefell vs Hodges
Roper v Simmons
Furman v Georgia
Bowers vs Hardwick
10
Abortions in U.S. are legal under the right of privacy; restrictions allowed later into preg.
Bowers vs Hardwick
Bakke vs Regents of CA
Grutter vs Bolinger
Roe vs Wade
11
Minors may not be given the death penalty.
Gregg vs Georgia
Loving vs Virginia
Roper vs Simmons
Furman vs Georgia
12
Criminals are guaranteed an attorney for all felony crimes; Public defenders job created.
Miranda vs Arizona
Chen vs Pierce
Gideon vs Wainwright
Atkins vs Kentucky
13
States may not tax the Federal Government; Supremacy clause empowers Constitution/Fed. Govt.
McCulloch vs Maryland
Gibbons vs Ogden
Korematsu vs U.S.
Sanford vs Scott
14
"We conclude that, in the field of public education, separate but equal has no place."
Korematsu vs U.S.
Plessy vs Ferguson
Brown vs Board of Education
Loving vs Virginia
15
States may regulate private sexual behavior
Obergefell vs Hodges
U.S. vs Windsor
Bowers vs Hardwick
Lawrence vs Texas
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Criminals must be made aware of their rights; right to remain silent + right to attorney
Roper vs Simmons
Roe vs Wade
Miranda vs Arizona
Gideon vs Wainwright