Supreme Court Cases

The Japanese American relocation was conducted through

Established rule that everyone is entitled to an attorney even the indigent.

This clause prohibits Congress from setting any religion into law

Reversed "separate but equal" doctrine.

Burning a flag is a free expression protected under free speech of 1st amendment

The government cannot censor newspapers who gain their information lawfully.

Set exclusionary rule that illegally obtained evidence can be excluded from a trial

What word in the 14th amendment allows even non citizens to be protected by due process

Individual rights that may have been forgotten are protected by which amendment

There is an "implied" 9th amendment right to privacy, protecting a women's right to abortion

Public school students do NOT have same 4th amendment search and seizure protections at school.

Although Maryland didn't agree, SCOTUS said Congress could establish a bank because of the

Knowingly printing lies and therefore punishable

Free Speech does not allow a person to incite others to break the law

Police may not interrogate a suspect unless they have been read their rights.

The right of any court in the US to determine the constitutionality of a law or action.

Two parts of 14th amendment

The death penalty is NOT cruel and unusual and thus is CONSTITUTIONAL

School led prayer violates 1st amendment "establishment clause" and is UNCONSTITUTIONAL!

Affirmative action programs are CONSTITUTIONAL but they CANNOT use quotas.

Gave the Supreme Court power of judicial review

Prohibiting same sex couple marriages is UNCONSTITUTIONAL, as was banning interracial marriage

The right to be brought before a judge before being tried or jailed

Established the "separate but equal" doctrine

Knowingly speaking lies and therefore punishable

Designs to give minority groups a strong chance at inclusion in hiring and college admissions.

The government can suspend habeas corpus in times of war.

Established national supremacy over the states

What amendment allows for suspension of habeas corpus in a time of war or rebellion