AP Government Civil Liberties Court Cases

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Roe v. Wade

Made abortions legal, right to privacy under the 14th Amendment

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Roth v. United States

Ruled obscenity as not protected by the First Amendment. (“You know it when you see it”)

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Gitlow v. United States

Ruled that First Amendment guarantee of free speech applied to states through Due Process.

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New York Times v. Sullivan

Ruled that “actual malice” must be presented in order to be considered libel.

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Engel v. Vitale 

Prayers during the silent moment after the pledge is unlawful under the Establishment Clause of 1st Amendment

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Near v. Minnesota

Government cannot censor things before published (Prior Restraint)

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Regents of the University of California v. Bakke

Cannot hire people solely of their race if they are less qualified over another race.

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Plessy v. Fergunson

“Separate but equal” doctrine

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Brown v. Board of Eduation

Ruled segregation as unlawful in schools, overturned “separate but equal”

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Tinker v. Des Moines

Freedom of expression in schools as long as it doesn’t cause disruption.

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Gideon v. Wainwright 

Courts must provide a lawyer to those who cannot afford them to ensure fair trials (6th Amendment)

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Schneck v. United States

First Amendment does not protect things that present a “clear and present danger”

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Wisconsin v. Yoder

Amish do not have to attend school after 16 due to Freedom of Religion

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Mcdonald v. Chicago 

Argued selective incorporation—right to bear arms applies to state and local governments, not just the federal government