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Judicial Review power
McCollough v Maryland
Marbury v Madison
Plessey v Fergusen
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Upheld as constitutional the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII
Palko v Connecticut
Shaw v Reno
Korematsu v U.S.
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Established their is an implied right to privacy in the US Constitution
Griswold v Connecticut
Roe v Wade
Mapp v Ohio
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Banned Presidential use of the line item veto
U.S. v Nixon
Clinton v New York City
Bush v Gore
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the accused must be notified of their rights before being questioned by the police.
Plessy v . Ferguson
Engle v vitale
Miranda v. Arizona
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Using the right of privacy, struck down Texas law banning sodomy
Lawrence v Texas
Texas v Johnson
Roe v Wade
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mandatory prayer in public schools is a violation of the establishment clause
Gratz v Bollinger
Gitlow v New York
Engle v Vitale
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Struck down a federal band on virtual child porn
Buckley v Valeo
Ashcroft v ACLU 2002
Lawrence v Texas
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Established the exclusionary rule
Marbury v Madison
Miller v California
Mapp V Ohio
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First Amendment protects newspapers from prior restraint
Shaw v Reno
Miller v California
Near v Minnesota
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Gun Free School Zones exceed Congress' authority under commerce clause
Derringer v NRA
U.S. v Lopez
NRA v. U.S.
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doctrine of incorporation - federalizing the Bill of Rights
Roth v U.S.
Gitlow v New York
Weeks v Georgia
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Candidates can use as much of their own money on campaign as they want to
Baker v Carr
Gregg v Georgia
Buckley v Valeo
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Segregation in schools is violation of the 14th amendment.
Brown v Board of Ed 1955
Palko v Connecticut
Brown v Board of Ed 1954
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established Separate but Equal Doctrine
Brown v Board of Education 1955
Plessey v Ferguson
Marbury v Madison
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regulating interstate commerce is a power reserved for the federal government
Gibbons v Ogden
Gratz v Bollinger
Lemon v Kurtzman
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Even the President is not above the law!
Bush v Gore
Clinton v New York City
U.S. v. Nixon
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Struck down a law banning the burning of the American flag
Regents of California v Bakke
Texas v Johnson
Wesberry v Sanders
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Ordered house districts to be as near as equal in population as possible
Weeks v U.S.
Palko v Connecticut
Wesberry v Sanders
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stuck down bonus points for college admissions Univ of Michigan, but race can be a factor
Miller v California
Gratz v Bollinger
Gregg v Georgia
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no racial gerrymandering
U.S. v Lopez
U.S. v Nixon
Shaw v Reno
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Used the 14th amendment equal protection clause to stop the Florida recount in 2000 election
Roth v U.S.
Bush v Gore
Clinton v New York City
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Death penalty is NOT cruel and unusual punishment
Gregg v Georgia
Shaw v Reno
Weeks v U.S.
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established rule to determine if parochial school funding violates the establishment clause
Lemon v Lemon
Shaw v Reno
Lemon v Kurtzman
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one person one vote- state elections
Baker v Carr
Zelman v Simmons-Harris
Engle v Vitale
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If a defendant cannot afford an attorney the state must provide one..
Near v Minnesota
Gideon v Wainright
U.S. V Lopez
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national supremacy, implied power; elastic clause
McCullough v Maryland
Marbury v Madison
Plessey v Furgusen
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clear and present danger test, limits on free speech
Schenck v U.S.
Baker v Carr
McCulloch v Maryland
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abortion rights fall within the privacy implied in the US Constitution
Roe v Wade
Lawrence v Texas
Griswold v Connecticut
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States can regulate abortion; must not cause undue burden on women
Roe v Wade
Texas v Johnson
Planned Parenthood v Casey