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Schenck v. US

Can limit free speech when there is a "clear and present danger"

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Gitlow v. New York

First amendment applies to states

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Chaplinksy v. New Hampshire

"Fighting words" are not protected by the First Amendment

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West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette

No unamity of opinion

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Miller v. Calirfornia

Obscenity is not protected by the first amendment

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National Socialist Party v. Skokie

Nazis deserve proper legal proceedings

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Buckley v. Valeo

Hard money can be regulated

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Texas v. Johnson

Flag burning

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Boy Scouts of America v. Dale

Private organizations have right to expressive association

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Snyder v. Phelps

People can protest at funerals

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Near v. Minnesota

Prior restraint is restricted

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New York Times v. US

Heavy presumption against prior restraint

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Cantwell v. Connecticut

Religious solicitation is allowed

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Everson v. Board of Education

Busing and other services are separate from religion

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Engel v. Vitale

No nondenominational prayer in schools

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Abington School District v Schempp

No bible readings in schools

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Wisconsin v. Yoder

People can choose not to send their kids to schools due to religion

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Lemmon v. Kurtzman

3 prong test for religion

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Lee v. Weisman

clergy may not lead prayers at graduation

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Elk Grove U.S.D. v. Newdow

Pledge of allegiance does not promote religion

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Kennedy v. Bremerton School District

Government cannot suppress religion

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US v. Lopez

Guns are not interstate commerce

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Printz v. US

Congress cannot force states to do background checks for guns

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District of Columbia v. Heller

Individuals can own guns for defense

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McDonald v. Chicago

2nd Amendment applies to the states

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Weeks v. US

Government cannot seize items without warrant

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Wolf v. Colorado

States do not have to use the exclusionary rule

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Terry v. Ohio

Police can stop and frisk with probable cause

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US v. Leon

Good faith exception to the exclusionary rule

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Georgia v. Randolph

Police cannot search a home if one resident objects

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Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Burlington

Jails can do strip search without suspicion

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Maryland v. King

States can analyze the DNA of arrested people

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Riley v. California

Cannot search cell phones without warrants

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Barron v. Baltimore

Eminent domain/5th amendment does not apply to the states and neither does the bill of rights

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Miranda v. Arizona

Criminal suspects must be informed of their rights

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Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

Enemy combatants who are citizens still get due process

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US v. Windsor

DOMA violates the fifth amendment

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Gideon v. Wainwright

6th Amendment applies to states

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Escobedo v. Illinois

Absolute right to remain silent

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Sheppard v. Maxwell

Too much media coverage can cause a mistrial

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Robinson v. California

Drug addiction is an illness and cannot be punished

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Furman v. Georgia

Death penalty is unconstitutional because it was applied racially

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Gregg v. Georgia

Death penalty must be done without race and is legal

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Payne v. Tennessee

Upheld victim impact statements in court

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Atkins v. Virginia

Mentally retarded persons cannot be executed

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Roper v. Simmons

Minors cannot be executed

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Baze & Bowling v. Rees

Lethal injection is not cruel or unusual

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Kennedy v. Louisiana

Child rape is not murder and not subject to the death penalty

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Graham v. Florida

Society sets standards for decency

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Miller v. Alabama

Minors are different under the law

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Griswold v. Connecticut

Birth control is legal

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Roe v. Wade

Abortion is proceed by the constitution

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Webster v. Reproductive Health Services

States can regulate abortion

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Cruzan v. Missouri Department of Health

Incompetent persons cannot refuse treatment

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Planned Parenthood v. Casey

Restrictions on abortion cannot impose an undue burden

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Washington v. Glucksberg

Doctors cannot violate the Hippocratic oath by assisting suicide

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Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

The constitution does not protect abortion

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Pierce v. Society of Sisters

Any form of education is fine as long as standards are met

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In re Gault

Juveniles have the same due process rights as adults

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Tinker v. Des Moines

Political speech in schools is allowed as long as it causes no disturbance

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New Jersey v. TLO

Reasonable suspicion is enough for school searches

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Bethel v. Frasier

Schools can punish vulgar speech

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Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier

Schools can limit speech not in line with shared values

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Vemonia School District v. Acton

Random drug testing is legal in schools

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Avocet v. PP of Northern NE

Notifying a parent about an abortion is not unconstitutional

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Morse v. Frederick

Students cannot promote drugs at school events. Truancy is still being under school custody

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Safford U.S.D. v. Redding

Strip searches at schools are not reasonable

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Marbury v. Madison

Judicial Review

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Dredd Scott v. Sanford

Slaves are property and cannot be citizens

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US v. Nixon

Executive privilege is limited

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Gonzales v. Raich

Federal government can regulate marijuana under interstate commerce

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Clinton v. New York

No line item veto

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Gonzales v. Oregon

Assisted suicide by drugs can be allowed

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Arizona v. US

Immigration is a federal issue

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Citizens United v. FEC

Money is speech

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Obergefell v. Hodges

Same-sex marriage is legal

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Michael v. Superior Court of California

Statutory rape laws do not discriminate based on gender

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Korematsu v. US

Internment camps are constitutional due to espionage concerns

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Westbury v. Sanders

Congressional districts must be equal in population

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Plessy v. Ferguson

Separate but equal

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Brown v. Board of Education 1

Separation is unequal

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Brown v. Board of Education 2

First Brown decision should be done with all deliberate speed

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Bakke v. Superior Court of California

Racial quotas in admissions are illegal

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Loving v. Virginia

Laws against interracial marriage are unconstitutional

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Reed v. Reed

Arbitrary gender-based discrimination is unconstitutional

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Milliken v. Bradley

Federal courts cannot implement desegregation plans

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Bush v. Gore

Election laws cannot be made during elections

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Gratz v. Bollinger

Point systems that involve race are unconstitutional

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Fisher v. University of Texas

Race consideration must be held to strict scrutiny

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Baker v. Carr

One man one vote

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Shaw v. Reno

Gerrymandering only on the basis of race is unconstitutional

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Reynolds v. Sims

Districts of state legislatures must be equal in population

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National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius

The affordable care act is legal

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O'Connor v. Donaldson

Involuntary commitment must be justified by a compelling state interest

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Lawrence v. Texas

Private consensual sexual activity is protected under the right to privacy

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Olmstead v. United States

Wiretapping without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment

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Gideon v. Wainwright

All defendants have the right to an attorney

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Griswold v. Connecticut

Established the right to privacy in marital relations

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Mapp v Ohio

evidence obtained illegally may not be used against someone in a court of law by the Fourth Amendment.

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