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1) Use of drugs to prevent pregnancy
2)- Connecticut law that criminalized encouragement  and/ or use of birth control.
- Violation of Marital right and/or privacy
-Violation of Connecticut law that prohibited the use of drugs, instruments or pharmaceuticals as a way of preventing pregnancy, by individuals
3) The supreme court  ruled that it was illegal, but that ruling was later reversed. The Supreme Court ruled that the Bill of rights implied an underlying right to privacy.
4) The decision made the use of birth control between married couples illegal

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"Should a person detained have access to their rights?"
- Many people did not know of their rights of not providing self-incriminating evidence, and their right to an attorney
- The side for the statement of rights after detained made claims that the lack of knowledge of these rights could bring forth false confessions during the heat of a police interrogation, and that people were being tried without a proper defense.
- It decided to expel Miranda's confession because he was not informed of his rights beforehand, and could be a false confession. And it mandated the statement of a person's rights by law enforcement
- It impacts law enforcement and cases even to this day, and keeps people informed of their rights as a defendant, keeping the justice system legitimate.

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1) Scott V. Emerson was the case before this one.
2)  Whether Americans of African descent, free or slave, were American citizens and could sue in federal court or not.
3) The Supreme Court ruled that they were not citizens and could not sue in federal court. The court ruled this way bc they believed someone who was a slave shouldn't bc they were still considered SC
4) It was later overturned to make which are the 13th & 14th amendments-.

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-  Vietnam war
-  Violates their right to protest.  The gov't argued that it was distracting students from their work.
- They ruled 7-2 for tinker and the students were aloud to wear the armbands in school to protest the war.
- It opened peoples eyes to protest while at school.
-Overall i believe that students can wear things to protest certain things going on in the world as long as its not a distraction to others in the school

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1) The Watergate scandal was what led up to this event
2) A grand jury returned indictments against seven of President Richard Nixon's closest aides in the Watergate affair and the citizens of the nation wanted to know more about the Watergate scandal but Nixon was claiming "executive privilege"  meaning that he could withhold information.
3) The Court granted that there was a limited executive privilege in areas of military or diplomatic affairs, but gave preference to "the fundamental demands of due process of law in the fair administration of justice." This means the president must obey the subpoena and produce the tapes and documents he was trying to withhold. This was a unanimous decision
4) President Richard Nixon resigned soon after the release of the tapes.