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supreme court cases

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judicial review (the power of the supreme court to declare a law or act unconstitutional ) Marbury v. Madison
McCulloch v. Maryland (upheld supremacy clause) the federal government can tax state things but the state can't do the same because of the supremacy clause
Gibbons v. Ogden federal government can regulate interstate trade
Plessy v. Ferguson racial segregation is protected by federal law
Korematsu v. US internment camps are unconstitutional and protection of the country (times of war) outweighs an individual’s fights
Mapp v. Ohio evidence obtained in violation of the 4th amendment may not be used in court
Engel v. Vitale no school sanctioned prayer
abingdon v. schempp no required bible readings (in school)
Brown v. Board of Ed overturned plessy vs ferguson segregation of school is illegal
Gideon v. Wainwright anyone accused of a crime has the right to a lawyer
Miranda v. Arizona police are required to read you your miranda rights
Tinker v.Des Moines students may exercise freedom of speech in school (as long as it is not disruptive)
Furman v. Georgia -outlawed death penalty(8th amendment)
Gregg v. Georgia -death penalty is okay in certain situations overturned furman vs georgia
New Jersey v. TLO schools have the right to conduct searches with no search warrant (4th)
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier schools can censor what is printed in school newspapers
Texas v. Johnson freedom of expression includes flag burning
Regents of University of California v. Bakke race cannot be the only factor in college admissions
Roe v. Wade- a woman may abort a fetus for any reason (up to a certain point in the pregnancy 1st 3 months)
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