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2.4 Judicial Branch

TermDefinition
the role of the judicial branch? Interpret laws
Highest court in America? US Supreme Court
Marbury v Madison Established Judicial Review
US v Nixon No one (not even a president) is above the law
Dred Scott v Sanford Court said it had no jurisdiction because it was believed African Americans could not sue in federal court.
Plessy v Ferguson Continued "separate but equal"
Brown v Board of Education Ended separate but equal and integrated schools
Gideon v Wainwright Stated people need to be provided with a lawyer if they cannot afford one
Miranda v Arizona Informs people that they have the right not to answer questions (you have the right to remain silent).
In re Gaunt Juveniles are granted the same due process rights as adults.
Hazelwood School District v Kuhlmier Limits free speech in school
District of Columbia v Heller the right of individuals to keep and bear arms for lawful purposes shall not be taken away
Appeal To review a case
Judicial Review The courts are able to overturn previous court decisions
jurisdiction the power, right, or authority
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