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Nazis marching through a town of 70,000 Jewish people and around 45,000 who were in camps

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Untrue information to defame someone else or hurt them

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All people born in the united states are a citizen regardless of their race or color

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there shall be no excessive bail or cruel punishment

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If someone is sued over something more than 20 dollars there will be a jury to view the case

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ordered Japanese into camps regardless of their citizenship

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cant be trialed for the same crime twice

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segregation that happens by fact and not by law

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Right against illegal search and seizures

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Right to bear arms

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Freedom of speech and religion.

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The secondary education act was unconstitutional and it violated the first amendment.

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judicial suppression of material that would be published or broadcast, on the grounds that it is libelous or harmful. In US law, the First Amendment severely limits the ability of the government to do this.

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Congress will not be able to make a law based on religion

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Test that courts may issue to determine the constitutionality of a statue or ordinance.

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States are required to give you an attorney if you cannot get one yourself.

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Upheld the constitutional law of public segregation.

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Case that dealt with US labor laws and constitutional law

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Landmark decision that dealt with abortion and criminalized or restricted access to it.

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Ended public segregation in places like bathrooms, buses, water fountains, etc.

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Lws that enforced segregation in the south

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Policy to help those who are suffering from discrimination, such as in a workplace or school.

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These test were meant to stop blacks from being able to vote in the south

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A case in which the fourth amendment was broken in the court of law

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No state shall deny anyone in their jurisdiction the equal protection of laws

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The police have to by law read you your Miranda Rights, and there''s a small chance that you could be let go if they didn't read them to you.

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Schools cannot segregate based on color of skin

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Schools cannot mandate a school prayer or organize anything of the sort

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Portions applied to the states in the bill of rights

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speech using symbols to demonstrate whatever you are talking about

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This case basically allows minorities to get more benefits in a college than a white man

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Reasonable grounds for accusing someone of something or a crime

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separation enforced by law

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Class of historic individuals being discriminated against and if they are they will go to court at supreme level.

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Speech using action instead of using oral communication.

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person cant be trialed for the same thing twice even if they admit to it after being found guilty.

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Fair treatment through the judicial system

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The first amendment that prohibits the congress from establishing religion.

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Illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in a court of law to be used against someone on trial.