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Supreme Court Cases

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Marbury v. Madison Established the Supreme Court’s Power of JUDICIAL REVIEW
Plessy v. Ferguson SCOTUS decided “separate but equal” was legal & does not count as discrimination
Brown v. Board of Education SCOTUS determined “separate but equal” was UNCONSTITUTIONAL in schools only
Gideon v. Wainwright SCOTUS determined that the 6th Amendment right to an attorney applies in state courts as well as federal trials
Miranda v. Arizona SCOTUS reinforced the 5th Amendment right to “no self-incrimination” & changed police procedure
In Re Gault SCOTUS determined Juvenile Courts must comply with the 14th Amendment
US v. Nixon SCOTUS limited “executive privilege” to military or diplomatic affairs (RULE OF LAW)
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier SCOTUS determined not all types of speech are protected in schools, especially if the school itself is being represented
Dred Scott v. Sandford Denied constitutional protections to enslaved people in the US
Tinker v. Des Moines SCOTUS protected student's right to free speech in school
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