Court Cases Flashcards

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Barron v. Baltimore

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the Bill of Rights only applies to the Federal Government

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Gitlow v. New York

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“Incorporation Doctrine”, 14th amendment, essentially reversed Barron v. Baltimore

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Engel v. Vitale

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no prayer in schools

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Edwards v. Aguillard

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don’t have to teach creationism alongside evolution

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West Virginia State Board of Ed. v. Barnette

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don’t have to say pledge or salute flag

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Texas v. Johnson

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burning the American flag is acceptable as freedom of expression

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NAACP v. Alabama

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freedom of assembly, didn’t have to release member list

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Mapp v. Ohio

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search and seizure, established exclusionary rule (can’t use illegally obtained evidence in court)

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School District of Abington Township PA v. Schempp

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no school sponsored Bible reading

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Lemon v. Kurtzman

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funding can go to church affiliated schools for secular purposes, established Lemon test

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Zelman v. Simmons-Harris

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scholarship in Ohio could be used for religious private schools as well as public schools

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Wisconson v. Yoder

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Amish families could pull their kids from school after 8th grade

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Employment Division v. Smith

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an employee fired for using illegal drugs won’t get unemployment compensation, even if it’s for religious purposes

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Near v. Minnesota

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withheld prior restraint, Near was able to publish sheet about “scandal”

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Schenck v. US

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distributed anti-war pamphlets during WWI, “clear and present danger”

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Chaplinsky v. State of New Hampshire

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obscenity and “fighting words” aren’t protected by the 1st amendment

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Roth v. US

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obscenity isn’t protected, defined obscenity

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Miller v. CA

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advertisement of obscenity wasn’t protected, expanded definition of obscenity

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NY Times v. Sullivan

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MLK arrest slander, must prove actual malice

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Hustler v. Falwell

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first time slander, must prove actual malice

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Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier

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schools can limit student voice as long as there is a valid reason

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Tinker v. Des Moines

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armbands okay, students have 1st amendment rights unless it substantially interferes

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Bethel v. Fraser

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inappropriate VP speech, ruled that schools may discipline children for lewd speech

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Snyder v. Phelps

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okay for Westboro Baptist Church to picket funeral

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Citizens United v. FEC
people can contribute to campaigns however they wants
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US v. Leon
evidence obtained in "good faith" may be used
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Miranda v. Arizona
police must list people's rights
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Powell v. Alabama
case in which Alabama was blocked from putting three black teens to death before giving proper trial
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Gideon v. Wainwright
felony defendants have a right to counsel too
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Hamdi v. Rumsfeild
"enemy combatants" have a right to question their detention
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Furman v. Georgia
no death penalty, too unpredictable, borderline cruel and unusual
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Gregg v. Georgia
death penalty cleaned up so it's okay now
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Griswold v. Connecticut
Griswold was allowed to continue to counsel her patients regarding contraception; marital privacy
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Roe v. Wade
abortion is okay because of privacy, set out term limits
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Planned Parenthood v. Casey
the state could make regulations regarding abortion as long as they didn't present an "undue burden"
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Rasul v. Bush
US can consider legal appeals filed on behalf of foreign citizens held by the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
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Hamdan v. Runsfeild
Geneva Convention can be applied in federal courts
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Dennis v. US
a member of the communist party, lied on papers about allegiances, was ruled against
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Boumediene v Bush
Guantanamo Bay detainees are entitled to 5th amendment rights & Geneva convention