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Marbury vs Madison

Established judicial review, courts have the right to strike down unconstitutional laws & statutes

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McCulloch v Maryland

Federal government has implied powers through Necessary & Proper clause. Furthermore, supremacy clause puts national law above state law

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US vs Lopez

Commerce clause does not grant congress limitless power

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Engel vs Vitale

Voluntary prayer in schools are unconstitutional because of Establishment Clause

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Wisconsin vs Yoder

Requiring students to attend school beyond 8th grade is unconstitutional, Free Exercise Clause takes superiority to federal interests

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Tinker Vs Des Moines

Students have free speech rights through symbolic protest

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NYT vs US

Freedom of press, preventing publication of classified info is unconstitutional, prior restraint severely limited

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Schenk vs US

Espionage Act does not violate 1A, free speech not protecting advocating for unlawful acts

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Gideon vs Wainwright

Right to court-appointed lawyer is guaranteed

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Roe vs Wade

Women's right to abortion covered under right to privacy of 14A

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McDonald vs Chicago

Handgun ban unconstitutional, 2a right to bear arms applied to states

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Brown vs Board of Education

School segregation is unconstitutional (14A), separate but equal is unconstitutional. SCOTUS allowed to reverse rulings

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Citizens Utd vs FEC

Free speech protects political speech and campaign funding, led to super PACs

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Baker vs Carr

SCOTUS can hear cases related to legislative apportionment

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Shaw vs Reno

Districts can be challenged if race was sole factor

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Fed 10

Mischief of factions

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Fed 51

Checks and balances

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Fed 78

Judicial will be the weakest branch

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Fed 70

Need for an energetic executive

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Exception clause

Congress can strip SCOTUS of appellate jurisdiction

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Stare decisis

Using key precedent

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Filibuster

Delaying tactic in the Senate

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Senate duties

Confirm presidential nominations and approve treaties

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HoR duties

Originate revenue legislation

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Exec duties

Draft treaties