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U.S. Landmark Cases

Mr. Orr

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Marbury v. Madison established judicial review as a power of the Supreme Court
McCulloch v. Maryland states can't tax the federal government established national government supreme
Gibbons v. Ogden defined and explained interstate commers
Plessy v. Ferguson created separate but equal doctrine
Schenk v. U.S. speech an be limited under clear and present danger rule
Giltow v. NY expanded clear and present danger rule to application by state government
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education eliminated separate but equal doctrine
Mapp v. Ohio forbade the use of illegally obtained evidence
Wesberry v. Sanders Established one man one vote
Gideon v. Wainwright States must provide lawyers for defendants who can't afford them
Baker v. Carr establish one man one vote for the apportionment for congress representation
Reynolds v. Sims establish one man one vote for state government
Miranda v. Arizona Establish the right to remain silent and the right to be informed of that right
Katz v. U.S. wire tapping is illegal to do unless you have warrant
Escobedo v. Illinois established immediate right for a attorney
W. Virginia St. Board of Education v. Barnette compulsory flag salute are unconstitutional Ex: Pledge of allegiance
Terry v. Ohio defined the illegal search of a person or individual
U.S. v. Nixon limited executive privlege
Barron v. Baltimore stated the Bill of Rights limits the National Government only
Engel v. Vitale defined prayer in public schools is unconsitutional
Miller v. California established three question test for obscenity
Roe v. Wade Upheld woman's right to privacy and choice (legalized abortion)
Cohens v. Virginia established The United States Supreme Court power to over turn State Supreme Court decisions
Rochin v. California defined procedural due process
Roth v. U.S. Defined obscenity as not protected by the first amendment
TLO v. New Jersey defined the legal search and seizure for a desuetude (reasonable suspicion v. probable cause
Bush v. Gore Established Supreme Courts power to solve election disputes
Wisconsin v. Yoder Extended separation of church and state stated that the Amish don't have to attend school after the 8th grade
Epperson v. Arkansas overturned Arkansas law which prohibited the teaching of evolution in school
Chisholm v. Georgia Considered to be the first significant supreme court case 1793
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