Civil Liberties Cases Flashcards
(29 cards)
Engle V. Vitale
No prayer was allowed
Lemon v. Kurtzman
The lemon test
Santa Fe Independent school District v. Doe
Prayer was not allowed
Wisconsin versus Yoder
Don’t have to go to school past 16 years free exercise clause
Employment division of Oregon versus Smith
Yes unemployment benefits can be denied to drug users
Reynolds versus US
Any crimes punishable regardless of any religious belief
Near versus Minnesota
The good law was ruled unconstitutional
Hazelwood versus Kuhlmeyer
Schools don’t have the right to promote certain types of speech
Schneck versus US
Schencks words were not protested
New York Times versus United States
The Pentagon papers were allowed to be published
Buckley versus Valeo
Limits placed on electoral expenditures act were against First Amendment
Tinker versus Des Moines
Students were allowed to wear armbands to protest
Miller versus California
Obscene item sent and mail are not protected by the First Amendment
New Jersey versus TLO
Searching without a warrant
Miranda versus Arizona
Miranda rights are required to be read to suspects before questioning
Gideon versus Wainwright
All are given right to counsel
Escobedo versus Illinois
Escobedo was not informed of his right to remain silent
Furman versus Georgia
The requirements for being convicted of the death penalty were more tightly reviewed
Greg versus Georgia
The death penalty remain legal
Griswold versus Connecticut
The first third fourth and ninth combined to create right to privacy
Morse versus Frederick
School officials can prohibit students from promoting drug use
Texas versus Johnson
Disrespect to the flag is legal
Brandenburg versus Ohio
Speech can only be prohibited if it is producing lawless action
Dejonge verse Oregon
Oregon’s criminals syndicalism it was ended
