Court Cases Flashcards

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A man was arrested in his home because of connections in kidnapping and rape. They interrogated him for 2 hours, but his defense attorney argued that his 5th amendment right was violated.

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Miranda v. Arizona

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A man was mailing porn to random mailboxes. Is this protected under the first amendment right?

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Miller v. California

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Parents argued that they didn’t want to send their kids to school because of their religious beliefs.

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Wisconsin v. Yoder

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A public school held a short prayer at the beginning of the school day. The Supreme court said that public schools cannot hold prayer because it goes against the Establishment Clause.

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Engel v. Vitale

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A movie was shown that would help a campaign, and people believed this violated their First Amendment.

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Citizens United v. FEC

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Two doctors opened up a planned parenthood clinic and wanted to challenge their 14th amendment.

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Griswold v. Connecticut

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A woman’s house was raided by a fake warrant and the police found illegal obscene materials.

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Mapp v. Ohio

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A man was burglarizing a home when he tripped on a gun and it went off, killing a resident of the home. Was the death penalty a violation of the 8th amendment?
(Cruel and Unjust punishment)

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Furman v. Georgia

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At the start of World War 1, people were disobeying the draft and burned the draft cards.

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Schenck v. U.S.

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A man was arrested for publicly trying to establish socialism through strikes and other violent ways.

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Gitlow v. New York

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A group of students wore black armbands for truce in the Vietnam War, but the school made them take them off.

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Tinker v. Des Moines

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A man burned the American Flag in front of Dallas City Hall and was arrested.

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Texas v. Johnson

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The Nazi party of America wanted to hold a parade in a Jewish town and neighborhood. The state of Illinois denied the request.

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NSP v. Skokie

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Several Suits were filed challenging a gun ban. This involved the second amendment applying to the 14th amendment with the state gun laws.

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McDonald v. Chicago

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This was a case about if the death penalty was in violation of the 5th amendment, cruel and unjust punishment.

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Gregg v. Georgia

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A kid brought a gun to school, and he was charged with a law about no weapons on school premises.

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U.S. v. Lopez

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A man was denied of purchasing a handgun because of state law, and the court ruled that this violated his second amendment right.

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District of Columbia v. Heller

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President Nixon was mad about an article posting the “pentagon papers” and wanted the article to be taken down immediately. This violated their first amendment right.

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New York Times v. U.S.