Supreme Court Cases Flashcards

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DC v Heller (2008)/McDonald v Chicago

2010

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Gun control, 2nd amendment gives all citizens the right to bear arms, whether part of a militia or not.

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Citizens United v FEC (2010)

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Can spending in elections be restricted?
Answer = No.
Overturned Act of Congress

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NFIB v Sebelius (2012)

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Is Obamacare constitutional?

Answer = Yes

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Arizona v US (2012)

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‘Show me your Papers’ Law. Immigration

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Shelby County v Holder (2013)

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Should the Voting Act be removed? Race, minorities.

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Obergefell v Hodges (2015)

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Can Ohio ban gay marriage?

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Whole Woman’s Health v Hellerstedt (2016)

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Abortion

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US v Alvarez (2012)

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Free Speech - Stolen Valor Act found unconstitutional

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Riley v California (2015)

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4th amendment - warrant needed to search cell phones

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Moore v Texas (2017)

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8th amendment - execution of someone with a mental disability is unconstitutional

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Boumedine v Bush (2008)

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5th/6th amendment - Non-US detainees in Guantanamo are entitled to a hearing in court.

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Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Commission (2018)

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LGBT

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Hollingsworth v Perry (2013)

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States Rights -

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14
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NIFLA v Becerra (2018)

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Abortion

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US v Windsor

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LGBT - overturns part of DoMA which prevents tax exemptions for married same-sex couples.

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Schuette v Coalition to defend (2014)

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Affirmative Action

17
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US v Texas (2016)

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Immigration - 4-4 decision so went back down to lower courts.

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Harris v Quinn (2014)

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Unions - challenge from caregivers who do not wish to contribute to the union

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Abbott v Perez (2018)

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Elections - upheld Texas’s redrawn electoral districts against charges of racial gerrymandering.

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Burwell v Hobby Lobby (2014)

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Religious Freedom - regarding contraception being covered in health insurance of employees.

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Trump v Hawaii (2018)

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Presidential Power - ‘Travel Ban’

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Hudson v Michigan (2006)

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4th amendment - rules ‘no knock’ searches are permissable