Supreme Court Cases to Know Flashcards

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Marbury versus Madison

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Used power of judicial review

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McCulloch versus Maryland

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Establishes concept of implied powers

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3
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Plessy versus Ferguson

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Establishes concept of “separate but equal”

Encouraged segregation

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4
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Weeks versus US

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Prohibits evidence illegally obtained to be used in court

Establishes exclusionary rule

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5
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Schneck versus US

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Congress can limit free-speech if it’s creating clear and present danger

(Establishes freedom of speech)

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Gitlow versus New York

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State can’t limit your free speech

(Freedom of speech) 

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7
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Near versus Minnesota

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 incorporation of freedom of press/(Speech) 

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Brown versus Board of Education

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Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal

Against segregation

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9
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Mapp versus Ohio

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Incorporation of the fourth amendment and the (exclusionary rule)

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10
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Engle verse Vitale 

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Violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment

(about religion and schools)

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11
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Gideon versus Wainwright

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Incorporation of the sixth amendment

criminal defense

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12
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Griswold versus Connecticut

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Right to privacy (9th amendment) 

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13
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Miranda versus Arizona

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Began the practice of police notifying suspects of their Miranda rights

(criminal defense)

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14
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Lemon versus Kurtzman

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Government actions must not have secular purpose, primary affect advancing or inhibiting religion, no results in an excessive government entanglement

(about religion and schools)

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15
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Miller versus California

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Set standard for obscene (inappropriate)

(Freedom of speech)

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16
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Roe versus Wade

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 was about abortion

(14th amendment)

17
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Texas versus Johnson

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You are allowed to burn flags as a symbol of (freedom of speech)

18
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Bush versus Gore

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Bushed wanted a recount/vote

Violated (1st amendment)

19
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McDonald versus Chicago

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Can’t ban guns

2nd amendment

20
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Citizens United versus FEC

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Was a nonprofit of slander material

(1st Amendment)