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Supreme Court Cases

New York State Regents Supreme Court Cases (2nd set)

QuestionAnswer
Gideon v Wainright All states must provide lawyer if the defendant can not afford one
Miranda v Arizona Established the Miranda Warnings; Police must inform suspects of their rights
New Jersey v TLO School only needs reasonable cause to search students
Watkins v United States Congressional committees must grant citizens freedom of speech and uphold the Bill of Rights
Mapp v Ohio 4th and 14th amendment protect citizens from unlawful search and seizure
Vernonia v Acton Drug testing in schools is constitutional
Roe v Wade 1st trimester states can not interfere with an abortion; 2nd trimester states can regulate abortions only to help mother's health; 3rd trimester states can ban abortions unless mother's life is in danger
Planned Parenthood of Penn. v Casey Court upheld abortion control law provisions except notification of the husband/father
Lochner v New York states could not regulate or interfere with a person's ability to make a contract
Wabash v Illinois Only CONGRESS can regulate interstate commerce
United States v E.C. Knight Ruled that it was a manufacturing operation and not related to interstate commerce
In Re Debs Federal government could halt the strike because it interfered with the general wellfare of American citizens
Northern Securities v United States The holding company create by combining the two rail companies violated the Federal Anti-Trust Act because it restrained interstate commerce
Muller v Oregon Upheld the law that barred women from certain jobs because they were viewed as weaker
Worcester v Georgia ruled that states had no power to pass laws against Native Americans; only the Federal Government had the power to deal with Native Americans
Cruzan v Director, Missouris Dept. of Health Cruzons could not stop life support because there was no clear or convincing evidence that she did not want to remain on life support
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