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42 Cards in this Set
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Schenck v. US
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speech can be limited if there is a clear and present danger
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Gitlow v. NY
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1st incorporation case, free speech rights
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Texas v. Johnson
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flag burning okay, symbolic speech
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Tinker v. Des Moines
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symbolic speech (armbands)
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Brandenberg v. Ohio
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speech can be limited if it incites lawlessness
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Near v. Minnesota
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prior restraint not allowed
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NY Times v. Sullivan
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malice must be proven to claim libel
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Miller v. California
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definition of obscenity left to states (1973)
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Roth v. US
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obscenity not protected by free speech (1957)
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Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
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school officials can limit free press
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Engel v. Vitale
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establishment clause, government cannot force prayer in schools
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Lemon v. Kurtzman
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guidelines for government aid to parochial schools, Lemon test
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Santa Fe v. Doe
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prayers led by students at school functions not okay
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Schemp v. Abbington Township
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teachers cannot lead prayers
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Wallace v. Jaffree
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moments of silence for prayer not okay
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Oregon v. Smith
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drug use in religious ceremonies
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Reynolds v. US
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polygamy not okay
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NAACP v. Alabama
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freedom to assemble/ membership lists
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DeJonge v. Oregon
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freedom to assemble even as communist party
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Mapp v. Ohio
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exclusionary rule applied to states
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Wolf v. Colorado
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states don't have to apply the exclusionary rule
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Bond v. US
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feeling luggage constitutes illegal search
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New Jersey v. TLO
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reasonable suspicion can be used in schools
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Terry v. Ohio
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searches may be conducted for officer's safety
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Miranda v. Arizona
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must understand rights/self incrimination
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Escobedo v. Illinois
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must provide an attorney during questioning
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Gideon v. Wainwright
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attorney must be provided
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Furman v. Georgia
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death penalty not okay
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Gregg v. Georgia
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death penalty okay/up to states
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Robinson v. California
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cruel and unusual punishment, cannot be imprisoned because of addiction
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Roe v. Wade
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abortion right
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Cruzon v. Missouri
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right to die
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Griswold v. Connecticut
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right of privacy/ penumbras
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Reed v. Reed
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gender discrimination/ intermediate test
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Craig v. Boren
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gender discrimination/ intermediate test
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UC v. Bakke
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no racial quotas, affirmative action okay
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Korematsu v. US
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at time of war detainment is okay
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Adarand v. Pena
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strict scrutiny on affirmative action programs
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US v. Lopez
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federal government could not make gun laws for slates and school (state power)
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Buckley v. Valeo
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individuals should be able to donate as much as they wish, that is free speech
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Barron v. Baltimore
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BIll of Rights only applied to national government
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Clinton v. NY
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line item veto is unconstitutional
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