AP US Gov Court Case Final
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| A fair trial is more important than complete access of the press | ||
| Students have right to free speech as long as it doesn't disrupt teaching or discipline | ||
| Flag burning is a protected form of speech | ||
| Upheld right of government to suspend parts of Constitution during wartime | ||
| Scott was not a citizen, Struck down Missouri Compromise, and was the 1st case that led to Civil War | ||
| Segregation was upheld "separate but equal" doctrine | ||
| "separate but equal" violated the Fourteenth Amendment, unconstitutional | ||
| Affirmative action is still legal, racial quotas are unconstitutional | ||
| Gender discrimination fell under the 14th Amendment | ||
| Incidental public good is enough to satisfy 5th Amendment | ||
| Standard-less vote counting violates 4th Amendment; stopped recount, giving Bush presidency | ||
| Laws banning doctors for suicide-assisted deaths are constitutional | ||
| required non-English speaking students to be taught English | ||
| Ended all death penalty cases because of the way it was held | ||
| The death penalty can be resumed and enforced as a punishment | ||
| gave the supreme court the power of judicial review | ||
| upheld constitutionality of a national bank | ||
| established exclusionary rule for the states and bill of rights applies to states | ||
| allowed federal government to intervene in state reapportionment cases | ||
| expanded 4th amendment to include conversations | ||
| established the terry-patdown | ||
| established the good faith clause to the exclusionary rule | ||
| school officials only need reasonable suspicion to conduct a search | ||
| the executive privelege is not absolute | ||
| right to assemble even if the spectators become violent | ||
| established that criminal defendants must be briefed about their rights before questioning | ||
| prayer in public schools violates the establishment clause | ||
| established the lemon test, which determines if a law defies the establishment clause | ||
| upheld religous practices unless there is compelling state reason arguing otherwise | ||
| government can put up religous displays as long as it also includes secular objects | ||
| anyone accused of a crime must be given a lawyer | ||
| first application of the exclusionary rule | ||
| the government must prove that printing something could be a danger before censoring the press | ||
| religous croups can use public facilities as long as all groups can have acess to these facilities | ||
| police must stop questioning once a lawyer is asked for | ||
| laws banning abortions violate privacy. abortions can be made in the 1st and 2nd trimesters |