Civics - Unit #5: Judicial Branch - Landmark Cases

This case insisted that the accused must be informed of their rights prior to questioning:

This case set the "Clear & Present Danger" precedent:

This case protected a student's right to protest in school if it didn't interfere with class:

This case upheld the Fifth Amendment protection from self-incrimination

judgement by a court

This case reaffirmed that states cannot violate the Establishment Clause:

This case determined that students could engage in symbolic speech

First amendment rights does not protect all types of speech in school

This case create the concept of Judicial Review:

This case protected your right to an attorney if accused of a crime.

The power of the court to review the actions of the president and congress

This case determined that race cannot be used exclusively in college admissions decisions:

This case established Judicial Review

The basic rights of citizens to be free from unequal treatment

This case ruled that requiring disassembled handguns violates the Second Amerndment

This case protects a woman's right to privacy when relating to an abortion.

This case established the exclusionary rule: