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AP American Government Court Cases

QuestionAnswer
Marbury v. Madison Judicial Review established. +Judicial branch gave itself this power
McCullough v. Maryland National Supremacy is confirmed. +Nat. govt. > State govt.
Gibbons v. Ogden National supremacy over interstate commerce.
Barron v. Baltimore Constitution does not apply to state level. +5th Amend.: When nat. seizes private property, nat. must compensate the owner.
Dred Scott v. Sandford Slaves taken north are still slaves. +declared Missouri Compromise unconstitutional
Plessy v. Ferguson Separate yet equal.
Korematsu v. United States Since U.S. is at war, justified. +circumstances of "emergency and peril"
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka Separate is inherently unequal. Overturns Dred Scott decision.
Mapp v. Ohio Illegally obtained evidence may not be used. +4th Amend. says no search & seizure +Woman with pornography +1960
Buckley v. Valeo Restrictions for donating to a campaign are constitutional unless granted by family/personal sources. +Questioned the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Bakke was let into the college. SC made no majority opinion. +Powell says racial quotas violate 14th Amend. +other 4 assenting say racial quota OK +4 dissenting say racial quota violates Civil Rights Act of 1964
Gideon v. Wainwright State must provide an attourney if asked. +14th Amend. due process
Miranda v. Arizona Began reading Miranda Rights to those arrested. +Miranda won for not being told his right to a lawyer, and thus the evidence gained through interrogation was invalid.
Griswold v. Connecticut New right to privacy in martial relations. +combo of 1st, 3rd, 4th, 9th Amend.s
Roe v. Wade Right to abortion included in right to privacy.
Baker v. Carr SC may rule over questions of state legislative appointment; when 14th Amend. equal protection issue.
Gitlow v. New York Made "dangerous tendency" test. May outlaw dangerous speech even if it does not create danger.
New York Times v. Sullivan Libel only when false & w/ malice.
Engel v. Vitale State cannot support religion. +Unpopular decision. +no school prayer.
Lemon v. Kurtzman State religion support must... +"secular legislative purpose" +no help/hinder relig. +no entangle govt. and relig.
New Jersey v. T.L.O. School searches do not require "probable cause" for suspicion, and "reasonableness" is less strict.
Gregg v. Georgia Death penalty does not violate 8 & 14 Amend. +used for extreme circumstances +carefully determined
U.S. v. Nixon Executive privilege is for limited military & diplomacy. +fundamental due process of law > ex. privilege
Bush v. Gore 14th Amend. violated by recount, because limited time remaining. +ruling only applicable to this case
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