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Brown V Board facts -consolidation of many cases in the south -african american students denied admittance to certain public schools based on laws allowing public education to be segregated by race -brown argued it violated equal protection act of 14th amendment
Plessury v Fergueson precedent -held that racially segregated public facilities were legal as long as the two different facilities were equal
brown v board constitutional principle equal protection clause of the 1st amendmnet
brown v board ruling unanimous in favor of Brown -segregation in public schools inherently unequal -> violated EQC
Wisconsin v Yoder facts -3 amish kids prosecuted for not going to school until 16 under a Wisconsin law -parents refused to send kids to school past 8th grade bc went against their religious beliefs
Wisconsin v Yoder constitutional principle 1st amendment -- freedom of religion
Wisconsin v Yoder ruling unanimous for Yoder -held that individuals interest in 1st amendment freedom of religion outweighs Wisconsin law
affirmative action a policy designed to give special attention to or compensatory treatment for members of some previous disadvantaged group
Regents of UC v Bakke supreme court decision holding a state university may weight race into the admissions process but may not set aside places for a specific racial gorup
Gutter v Bollinger upheld Umich's law school use of race as one of the many factors in admissions
Gratz v Bollinger struck down Umich's point system that rewarded POC 20 extra points
civil rights policies designed to protect people against arbitrary or discriminatory treatment by gov officials or individuals
civil liberties guarantees of personal freedoms that gov cannot restrict without due process
5 freedoms of 1st amendment religion, speech, press, assembly, petition to gov
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