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ap gov court cases
Question | Answer |
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schenck v. us | clear and present danger clause |
gitlow v ny | bad tendency doctrine-speech w tendency to lead to illegal action restricted |
tinker v. desmoines | vietnam armbands |
bethel school district v. fraser | suspend students for lewd speech |
hustler magazine v. falwell | intentional infliction of emotional distress allowable |
texas v. johnson | flag burning |
morse v. frederick | bong hits 4 jesus |
miller v. ca | 3 part obscenity test |
near v. mn | selectively incorporates freedom of press |
ny times v. sullivan | publish false article they thought was true, not libel |
ny times v. us | pentagon papers |
hazelwood school v. kuhlmeier | regulate student newspapers |
thornhill v al | strikes by unions lawful |
cox v nh | parade permits |
lloyd corp v. tanner | protesters have less rights in private spaces, like malls |
boy scouts v. dale | private organizations have rt to choose membership, even based on sexuality |
engel v. vitale | prohibited prayer in public schools |
abington school district v. schempp | no reading of bible in public schools |
epperson v ak | no ban of evolution |
lemon v kurtzman | money rules for giving to religious schools: secular purpose, promote nor inhibit, excessive entanglement |
wi v. yoder | amish parents can remove kids from school before 16 for relious reasons |
employment division v. smith | can deny unemployment to person fired for violating prohibition of use of peyote |
weeks v us | exclusionary rule |
powell v al | st must provide lawyers in death penalty cases |
betts v. brady | st doesn't have to provide lawyers to indigent defendants in capital cases |
mapp v oh | extended exclusionary rule to sts |
gideon v. wainwright | all sts must provide attorney in all cases for those who can't afford one |
escobedo v il | must grant lawyer to those who ask for one or confession doesn't count |
miranda v az | must be informed of rights before arrest |
furman v ga | stop death penalty until better method of sentencing derived |
woodson v nc | nc attempt to resolve death penalty issue, court rejected it |
gregg v ga | death penalty no cruel and unusual punishment |
atkins v va | no execution of mentally challenged |
griswold v ct | right to privacy |
roe v wade | national abortion guidelines |
webster v reproductive health services | sts more power to regulate abortion |
planned parenthood v casey | no husband consent; parental consent and 24 hr wait upheld |
lawrence v tx | no sodamy law; overruled bowers v hardwick |
plessy v ferguson | separate but equal |
brown v board of edu of topeka | unanimous, separate but equal is unconstitutional |
brown v board 2nd | schools desegregate w deliberate speed |
heart of atl motel inc v us | civil rights act of 1964 mandated hotels can't discriminate |
katzenback v mcclurg | power of congress to regulate interstate commerce extends to st discrimination statutes |
regents of u of ca v bakke | quotas requiring certain percentage of minorites violate 14th |
grutter v bollinger | u of m law school and u of m |
marbury v madison | judicial review |
sd v dole | mandated 21 yr old drinking age |
us v lopez | commerce clause doesn't give congress power to regulate guns near schools |
korematsu v us | japanese ams could be interned |
us v nixon | no such thing as executive privelege in criminal cases |
clinton v ny | no presidential use of line item veto |
barron v baltimore | bill of rights restricts federal not st gvnts |
brandenburg v oh | kkk speech, can't be jailed unless speech led to imminent lawless action |
chaplinsky v nh | fighting words could be prohibited |
dejonge v oregon | peaceable assembly for lawful discussion can't be a crime |
dennis v us | gvnt can limit speech even if it didn't lead to action |
katz v us | wiretaps illegal w/o warrant |
olmstead v us | unlimited phone tapping |
or v elstad | confessions given before rights are read are admissible in court |
va v black | cross burning is fighting words and illegal |
rostker v goldberg | congress can draft men, not women |