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TermDefinition
Dred Scott v sandford Residence in free territory makes a free man
Plessy v. ferguson Declared that segregation did not violate the 14th admendment
Brown v board of edu Overturned plessy v ferguson
regents of the university of california Discrimination is unconstitutional
Bush v gore Declared election recount was considered unconstitutional
Citizens united v FEC corporations have admendment rights and introduced a significant amount of money in politics
Engel v vitale Declared mandatory prayer in schools unconstitutional
West Virginia board of edu v barnette Students cannot be forced to pledge or salute the flag
Texas v johnson Burning the flag is considered protected protest
Tinker v demoines Students have a right to protest
Hazelwood v. kuhlmeir Students have a right to the press
DC v heller People have the right to bear arms in their homes
Mapp v. ohio Evidence that is acquired illegally cannot be used in court
New Jersey v TLO Schools don't need a search warrant to search students
Miranda v arizona Suspects must be informed of their Miranda rights
Gideon v wainwright Every suspect is provided a public defender
Roe v wade Woman has a constitutional right to an abortion
Korematsu v united states Internment was legal based on military necessity
MArbury v madison Supreme court has the power to deem laws unconstitutional
Gibbons v ogden Federal government doesn't have a right to regulate interstate commerce
McCulloch v Mary land Federal government has implied powers
US v nixon The president's privilege is not absoolkute
US v lopez Congress has authority under the commerce clause
Wisconsin v yoder Amish children cannot be forced to attend school past 8th grade
NYT v US Government cannot prevent NYT from publishing documents
Schneck v us Distribution of leaflets is protected by the first admendment
McDonald v chicago 2nd amendment applies to the states
Baker v carr Disproportional electoral maps
Shaw v reno Districts drawn by race is unconstitutional
magna carta established rule of law
mayflower compact 1620 civil body politic
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