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Speech plus action. Such as sit ins, assembly.

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A law stating that evidence collected or analyzed that could violate the defendants constitutional rights, is Illegal evidence. This is often associated with Illegal searches and seizures, arrests, or interrogation. The comic is what would happen if we didn't have these laws.

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This is part of the first amendment stating that the government cannot establish a religion, or suppress the practice of others. This was probably created keeping the church of England in mind. Pretty much keeping Church and state separate.

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The due process forces states to acknowledge the individual rights of citizens. It protects people form unjust laws.

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Due Process of Law: Crash Course Government and Politics #28

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Trying a person for a crime twice. Thanks to the Fifth Amendment we have rights against double jeopardy.

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Authorities must has confirmed suspicions that someone has committed the crime.

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The legal segregation in society.

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The case of Bakke vs medical school. This case ruled that Bakke, a white male, was denied illegally because of racial discrimination. He made the claim that African Americans that had a weakeraci

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A way a court must look at a case to prevent illegal  discrimination that deals with race. Such as segregation.

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Under the 14th amendment no person or persons will be discriminated against.

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This is segregation that was not legally forced, such as all black schools and neighborhoods.

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This is protected by the first amendment. A form of talking, written, or action that expresses an idea using symbolism.

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What makes the states respect the Bill of Rights.

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Civil Rights & Liberties: Crash Course Government & Politics #23

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The case that banned schools from having prayer or religion. The reasoning was because it was the government establishing religion.

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Is Prayer Allowed at Public School? | Engel v. Vitale

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The case that allowed legal segregation in schools.

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In this case Miranda was taken from his home and sent into a two hour long interrogation, during which he was not read his rights and gave an oral and written confession that was used against them. Helped create the rights of the accused.

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This case helped protect the accused from evidence that was illegally searched and seized shall not be valid in the courts.

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A way for the government to get around the 15th Amendment. These tests were administered to African Americans and those who could not pass the test could not vote.

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Positive discrimination, tends to favor minorities that get discriminated against. One example of Affirmative Action is a certain percent of students are selected for each race.

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A way for the government to by pass the 14th amendment. They were the laws that created segregation.

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Ended segregation and discrimination in the work place. Employers cannot discriminate against race,sex, or religion.

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The case that deemed states regulation of abortion unconstitutional. It was deemed a violation of women's right to privacy. Still an issue today.

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An enslaved man who unsuccessfully sued for his and his families freedom.

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This case proved that segregation was not equal especially on trains.

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Gideon who was too poor to afford a lawyer was not appointed one to him and was found guilty of theft. Which eventually was found out to the supreme court and was appointed a lawyer.

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The law must evaluate this test to see if a law is rational.

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Free Exercise Clause is part of the first amendment stating that congress has no power to prohibit you from freely practicing your religion.

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Freedom of Religion: Crash Course Government and Politics #24

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Powers government have to restrain or censor press they do not like. The first amendment protects us from this.

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This case helped create laws against the legislature from creating laws that prohibit or restrain religion.

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This amendment gave the freedom of press assembly, religion, and speech.

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This amendment gives the freedom to bare arms and form a militia

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This amendment gives the right to protect ones self from illegal searches and seizures. It also forces police to obtain a warrant.

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This is the amendment that restricts the government from forcing self incrimination and double jeopardy.

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This case questioned the legality of an executive order during World War 2, forcing many, if not all, Japanese-American citizens to be put into interment camps.

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This amendment gives the accused the right to a lawyer and a quick speedy trial.

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This is speech that is directed to over throw the government, that is protected by the 1st amendment.

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This amendment gives anyone who is being sued more then $20 the right to a fair trial.

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This amendment protects humans from cruel or unusual punishment and from an unusually high bail.

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This amendment restricts the states from denying basic rights to citizens born or nationalized.

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This is a type of speech that damages someones reputation, whether it is untrue or not. You cannot be arrested but can be sued.

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This is speech that can damage someones reputation and is found to be untrue.

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This case prohibited the neo-Nazis of america from marching in a Nazi uniform and displaying the swastika, in a mostly Jewish village.