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Bowers v. Hardwick
Anti-sodomy
Lawerence v. Texas
Over turned Bowers v. Hardwick
Woman’s Whole Health v. Hellerstead
Struck down state law provisions on undue burden
Planned Parenthood v. Casey
States could limit abortion as long as it doesn’t pose undue burned
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
Prevented state funds for abortion clinic and prohibited employers performing abortion in Missouri
Roe v. Wade
Right to abortion
Griswold v. Connecticut
Right to privacy and contraceptives
McCleskey v. Zant
Made it more difficult on death row inmates
Gregg v. Georgia and McCleskey v. Kemp
Death penalty doesn’t violate the 8th
Gideon v. Wainwright
Right to an attorney
Miranda v. Arizona
Must be informed constitutional rights
Mapp v. Ohio
Extended exclusionary rule to state
McDonald v. Chicago
Incorporated the 2nd
Heller v. DC
Right to own handgun
Dejonge v. Oregon
Incorporated 1st amendment protection of assembly
Reno v. ACLU
Communication Decency Act went against 1st amendment free speech
Miller v. California
Miller test when explicit expression is obscene
New York Times v. Sullivan
Libel/slander not protected
New York Times v. US
US government couldn’t publication of secret Department of Defense articles
Brandenburg v. Ohio
Speech could only be limited by government if met the direct incitement test
Schneck v. US
Espionage Act, Clear and Present Danger Test
Oregon Employment Division v. Smith
Denying employment of American Indians cause they passed the peyote test is constitutional
Wisconsin v. Yoder
Free exercise clause, Amish can send their kids to school however long they want
Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe
Student cannot lead prayer before a football game
Engel v. Vitale
Cannot pray At public school
Lemon v. Kurtzman
Lemon test, establishment clause
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