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Facts Of The Case

In 1963, Charles Earl Gideon was arrested and charged for breaking into a poolroom in Panama City, Florida, with the intent of making a misdemeanor. When he appeared for his first trial, he came without a lawyer. He asked if the court could appoint him one which the court denied, stating that people who have committed capital offenses can be appointed one. As a result, court had to be carried on without a lawyer defending Gideon. Gideon was the charged with felony and sentenced to 5-years in prison. Gideon wrote a habeas corpus in which he argues that he was given an unfair trial since the court didn't provided him one. His petition reached to the Florida Supreme Court, however, and was denied.

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1978

Backstory

Allan Bakke, a middle-aged white man, had applied twice and been rejected twice from the University of California at Davis, despite his outstanding test scores. UC Davis had 16 reserved seats for the underprivileged minorities out of the 100 entering class seats. When Bakke applied, it was apparent he had higher test scores than the 16 minority students admitted each year instead of him.

The Lower Court Verdict

As Bakke took the University to the Superior Court of California, he argued that he wasn't admitted because of his race, while UC Davis defended that they wouldn't have accepted Bakke even if there was no racial quota. To this, Judge F. Leslie Manker found the policy of the reserved minority seats in direct violation with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, stating "no race or ethnic group should ever be granted privileges or immunities not given to every other race."

The Decisions

In this Supreme Court case, there were four decisions made in regards to the racial quota set by the University of California at Davis. The first decision was made 8-to-1 in favor of Allan Bakke, forcing UC Davis to admit him into their medical program, defending that Title VI was violated of the Civil Rights Act.

The Second and third decisions were made in favor of the University, both 5-to-4 stating that UC Davis had the right to consider race in admissions to their school.

And the fourth decisions was, yet again, in favor of Bakke with the belief that the Equal protection clause prohibits racial factoring in college admissions.

Overall, the decisions are very contradictory with each other and nothing is really clear other than Allan Bakke being admitted to the University of California at Davis and the canceling of the 16 to 100 minority reserved seats.

Chief Justice Warren E. Burger

Warren Earl Burger was the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1969 to 1986. He came from a family farm in Saint Paul Minnesota where he lived with his parents and six siblings. In 1925 he graduated from John A. Johnson High School and moved on to study law at St Paul College of Law after attending night classes. Burger identified as a Republican and was appointed by Eisenhower as the Chief Justice.

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BACKGROUND

In 1972 Norma McCorvey was denied an abortion in Texas due to her specific circumstances. The Texas Penal Code stated that " A crime to procure an abortion, or to attempt one, except with respect to an abortion procured or attempted by medical advice for the purpose of saving the life of the mother". During that time the only exceptions for abortions were rape and incest.

McCorvey claimed to be a victim of rape but was denied

The Court's Decision

On January 22, 1973, the majority decision made by Justice Blackmun and decided on a 7-2 vote that a woman's right to an abortion fell within the right to privacy, which was protected by the Fourteenth Amendment. This decision gave a woman the full right to an abortion during the entirety of the pregnancy and defined different levels of state interest for regulating abortion in the second and third trimesters. As a result of this, laws of 46 states were affected by the court's rulings.

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