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Mapp vs Ohio
no warrant / phony warrant meant no evidence can be used in a state trial (created exclusionary rule)
Citizens United vs FEC
corporations, unions, & associations can express & directly support candidates; limiting contributions would violate their 1st Amendment right to free speech (SuperPACs created)
US vs Lopez
right to regulate commerce by the government isnt always valid; gave power back to states on gun regulations; limits commerce clause
Buckley vs Valeo
candidates can use as much of their own money as they want to run for elections under the 1st Amendment; eliminated limits on individual contributions
Korematsu vs US
Habeus Corpas suspended during wartime for Japanese Americans
Schenck vs US
speech that violated clear & present danger isnt protected under the 1st Amendment
Engel vs Vitale
school sponsored prayer in public schools is unconstitutional
McCulloch vs Maryland
states cant tax the federal government / national bank; federal government grows in power
Tinker vs Des Moines
students have symbolic free speech rights protected at public schools
Clinton vs New York
line item vetoes by the president are unconstitutional (victory for legislative branch & check on executive branch)
Marbury vs Madison
established judicial review; set a precedent; federal government grows in power
Plessey vs Ferguson
separate but equal is protected under the constitution
Wickard vs Filburn
expanded commerce clause in 1942 so interstate commerce includes all types of commerce (including the right for a farmer to be required not to grow more grain than the limit even for personal use)
Brown vs Board of Education
separate but equal is not protected under the constitution & equal protection clause applies to all Americans
Gibbons vs Ogden
federal government can regulate interstate commerce through commerce clause (fed gov grows in power)
Miranda vs Arizona
defendants have the right to remain silent & to counsel; must read rights upon arrest
Gitlow vs New York
Bill of Rights must apply to every state under the due process clause (equal protection clause & incorporation doctrine)
Worcester vs Georgia
Cherokee Nation was a sovereign state (not enforced by president Jackson & led to Trail of Tears)
South Dakota vs Dole
withholding federal funds from states as a threat to make them comply with a law is constitutional
Bush vs Gore
stopped Florida recount for electoral votes in the state of Florida for presidential election
Nix vs Williams
evidence that would have been inevitably been discovered can be used (scales back exclusionary rule a little)
Obergefell vs Hodges
gay marriage is legal in every state (overruled Baker vs Nelson)
Wisconsin vs Yoder
Amish children dont have to attend school after 8th grade for religious reasons
Wesberry vs Sanders
one person one vote; legislative districts for House of Reps should be as even as possible in terms of population (“one person one vote” action being enforced)
New York Times vs US
the right to publish classified papers (Pentagon Papers) was protected under freedom of the press
Escobedo vs Illinois
defendant has a right to counsel during police interrogations as soon as an attorney is requested
Pollock vs Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co.
struck down national income tax imposed by the Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act for being an unapportioned direct tax (5-to-4 desicion)
Shaw vs Reno
Gerrymandering along racial lines is unconstitutional (equal protection clause)
Barron vs Baltimore
Bill of Rights cant be applied to states
Gideon vs Wainright
counsel must be provided for defendants if they request it no matter how serious the crime
Lemon vs Kurtzman
ruled for specific guidelines to be set up regarding the relationship between public school, religion, the establishment clause, & government
Baker vs Carr
judicial branch can rule on legislative districts, previously all matters regarding elections were left to states (introduced idea of “one person, one vote”)
Miller vs California
modified its definition of obscenity from that of “utterly w/o socially redeeming value” to that which lacks “serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value”
Texas vs Johnson
flag burning is a symbolic form of free speech that is protected
Loving vs Virginia
legalized interracial marriages in the US
McDonald vs Chicago
the right for an individual to “keep & bear arms” as protected under the 2nd Amendment is incorporated by the due process clause & 14th Amendment
Betts vs Brady
state governments didnt have to provide legal counsel in capital cases; left to states to decide who deserved attorney (many convictions of innocent & illiterate ppl)
Dred Scott vs Standford
slaves are property in every state & territory in the US
Cherokee Nation vs Georgia
Cherokee Nation was a dependent nation
Shelby vs Holder
rolled back sections of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 returning more power to states (devolution)