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Brown vs. Board of Education

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Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson
“Separate but equal” is unconstitutional

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Plessy vs. Ferguson

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“Separate but equal”

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Roe vs. Wade

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Pro-choice
Trimester framework

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Dobbs vs. Jackson

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Overturned Roe vs. Wade
States can make abortion laws

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Griswold vs. CT

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Right to privacy created
Penumbra theory

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Texas vs. Johnson

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Flag burning = free speech

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Tinker vs. Des Moines

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Black arm bands (Vietnam war) = free speech

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Furman vs. Georgia

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Death penalty stopped

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Gregg vs. Georgia

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Death penalty allowed

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Reynolds vs. U.S.

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Polygamy banned

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Gideon vs. Wainwright

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Right to lawyer in felony cases

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Mapp vs. Ohio

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Exclusionary rule created
(gov’t can’t use evidence that’s procured unlawfully)

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Miranda vs. Arizona

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Miranda warnings
Rights are read when arrested

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Argersinger vs. Hamlin

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Right to lawyer if jail time is possible

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Near vs. Minnesota

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Incorporated freedom of the press
No prior restraint (aka no censorship)

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Wisconsin vs. Yoder

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Amish schooling is freedom of religion

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WY State Board of Education vs. Barnette

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Pledge of Allegiance is not mandatory for students

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NY Times vs. U.S.

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Pentagon papers could be published

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Brandenburg vs. Ohio

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No free speech if violence is eminent and likely

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Schenck vs. U.S.

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No free speech if fails the clear and present danger test

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Abington School District vs. Schempp

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Daily bible reading in schools is unconstitutional

22
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Lynch vs. Donnelly

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Santa Claus test

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Wallace vs. Jaffree

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Daily moment of silence in schools is unconstitutional

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Lemon vs. Kurtzman

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Lemon test

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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR vs. Chicago

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Incorporated eminent domain

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Gitlow vs. New York

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Incorporated free speech

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Cantwell vs. CT

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Incorporated free exercise (of religion) clause

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Everson vs. Board of Education

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Incorporated free establishment (of religion) clause

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Miller vs. California

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Obscenity decided at local level
Obscene if it lacks clear value

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Regents of the University of CA vs. Bakke

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Affirmative action is OK
Quotas are unconstitutional

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Swann vs. Charlotte-Mecklenberg

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Busing for school integration

32
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Milliken vs. Bradley

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Busing could not be forced in the North

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