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Marbury v Madison

supreme court can declare laws unconstitutional (judicial review)

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McCulloch v Maryland

Congress can make a national back and states can’t tax it (more federal power + elastic clause)

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US v Lopez

limit commerce clause

congress crossed a line regulating guns in school (federal power has limit)

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Brown v Board

segregation in schools is unconstitutional (equal protection clause)

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Plessy v Ferguson

separate but equal is constitutional (before brown v board)

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Tinker v Des Moines

Students can express views if it doesn’t create a harmful environment

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Schenk v US

speech can be limited if it causes danger

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NYT v US

freedom of the press and prior restraint cant be used so easy by the government

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Wisconsin v Yoder

Amish can be pulled from school for religion (free exercise clause)

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Gideon v Wainwright

government can provide lawyers if you can’t afford one

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Baker v Carr

federal court can hear redistricting cases (redistricting is justiciable)

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Shaw v Reno

districts on race is against equal protection clause

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Citizens United v FEC

corporations can spend unlimited money for political ads

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Strict scrutiny

applies to race and fundamental rights

government must prove

  1. compelling government interest

  2. narrowly tailored

  3. least restrictive means

used when law treats people differently on race

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Intermediate scrutiny

used if law treats men and women differently

government must prove

  1. important government objective

  2. substantially related

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Rational basis test

if a law doesnt target a suspect (race or gender) this can be used. this includes

age

disability

wealth

business

government must prove a reasonable purpose

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Tinker standard

test to decide when a school can punish a student for what they say and wear.

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Lemon test

determine if government actions violate the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause.