court cases Flashcards

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Boerne Vs. Flores

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  • 14th amendment
  • town of Boerne says no to renovations of church
  • Flores church sues saying violated freedom of religion
  • court days issue is zoning issue not freedom+ of religion issue
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Mcdonald Vs Chicago

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  • 2nd & 14th amendment
  • chicago had a law baning handguns, mcdonald sued the city bc it violated his 2nd amendment right which should apply to the state and local governments via the 14th amendment
  • opened the dor to more cases dismantaling gun control
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Mapp V Ohio

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  • 4th amendment, exclusionary rule
  • tip that mapp was harboring a suspect, instead found porn which was illigal at the time
  • unnnecessarry search and seizure
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Benton vs Maryland

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  • 5th amendment, double jeopardy clause
  • tried of burglary and larceny, got convicted for burglary. got a second trial bc he thought his jury was unfair. got convicted for both, said cant do that
  • double jeopardy wasn’t part of maryland constituiton so it got incorperated into states
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McCulloch v Maryland

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  • article I, Section 8 ( Necessary and Proper clause)

- congress used implied power to create the second national bank . Maryland was trying to tax all bank operations.

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Barron vs. Baltimore

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  • 5th amendment
  • Barron says the city diverged water flow, creating problems for his business, sued the city, court said no
  • does the 5th amendment allow the state to take private property wo compensating the properties owner
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Marbury Vs. Madison

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  • Judicial review/ separation of powers
  • William Marbury was supposed to get a letter saying he was a justice, Thomas told James not to deliver the letter bc he didn’t want him to be one, which started the petition the writ of mandamus
  • it established judicial review and demonstrate the power of the judicial branch
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Roe Vs. Wade

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  • 14th amendment, right to privacy

- established a womens right to abortion, and prohibited states from making it a criminal act

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Plessy Vs Feurgeson

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  • separate but equal
  • Plessy a man who was 1/8th black sat in a white only car, supreme court ruled that things will be separate but equal.
  • established segregation as
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Gibbons vs Ogden

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  • article 1 section 8 “ “commerce among the several states”
  • Chief Justice Marshall argued that NY did not have power to grant the monopoly
  • established supremacy of the national gov in all matters affecting what later became “interstate commerce”
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Fletcher vs Peck

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  • Article I, Section 10, Clause I (contract clause)
  • Georgia passed a land grant giving territory to 4 companies, the following year the legislature voided the law and declared all rights invalid
  • john peck sold the land to fletcher illigally, fletcher says the contract is breached
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Slaughterhouse cases

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  • 14th amendment (privilege’s and immunities”
  • new Orleans slaughter houses were forced to pay one communal slaughterhouse to do business from their location and they protested.
  • court ruled that protected only certain narrow fedral rights, not tje protections found in the bill of rights
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