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DefinitionTermSignificanceExampleAmendment
upheld a students rights to silent protest Tinker vs Board of Education 1st amendment
upheld a principals right to maintain editorial control over school newspapers Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier the principals right to the editorial control over school newspaper marquettes messenger can't print inappropriate things 1st amendment
found seperate but equal facilities constitutional Plessy vs Ferguson 14th amendment
found seperate but equil facilities unconstitutional Brown vs Board of Education Overturned Plessy vs Ferguson. Said seperate but equal in itself is not equal. started desegregation schools (mixed race). Little Rock Nine 14th amendment
school officials have the right to search students and their property New Jersey vs T.L.O principals and administrators hae resonable suspicion, appose to police officers Johnny walks past a principal and smells like smoke, they can search his property as long as its on thier campus 4ht amendment
any criminal convicted of any crime has a right to an attorney Gideon vs Wainwright a person has a right to an attorney even if unable to afford one John Smith robs the liquor store and is given a public defender 6th amendment
all persons accused of a crime must be told of ther right to remain silent Miranda vs Arizona everyone is given the miranda warning or miranda rights. you have the right to remain silent, anything you say will be held against you in a court of law you commit a crime and say you plead that 5th, so you don't have to talk till their attorney is present 5th amendment
upheld a womens right to privacy Roe vs Wade 9th amendment
upheld seperation of church and state in schools and made voluntary school prayer unconstitutional Engel vs Vitale individual students can pray quietly on their own susie prays quietly to herself before she eats lunch 1st amendment
clarified both necessary and proper clause and the supremacy clause McCulloch vs Maryland
upheld a persons freedom of expression by allowing the burning of an American flag Texas vs Johnston 1st amendment
established the exclusionary rule Mapp vs Ohio evidence obtained illegally cannot be used against you if a police search warrent said drugs, and they came into a house and saw guns, they cannot use that evidence against you 4th amendment
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