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President Nixon had learned about CREEP spying on Democrat Congressmen, and so he tried to cover it up.

On the President's side, he wasn't wrong to do it since the President can do whatever he wants. On the other, the President isn't above the law, & he committed a federal crime.

It was a unanimous 8-0 decision that Nixon was guilty.

The public has had a hard time trusting the Presidency since, always holding the position in a different light.

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students from a school in Des Moines organized a protest for the vietnam war they were going to wear black arm bands to school. the schools told them they needed to remove the bands or face suspension.
the parents of the children sued the school in supreme court  and they won the school had violated their right to protest.

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Ernesto Miranda was arrested for connections with kidnapping and rape and was interrogated for 2 hours by police. After interrogation, police obtained a written confession from Miranda. Police officers later admitted that they had not advised Miranda of his right to have an attorney present during the interrogation. The Fifth Amendment requires that law enforcement officials advise suspects of their right to remain silent and to obtain an attorney during interrogations while in police custody. The Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment’s protection against self-incrimination is available in all settings.

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Can individuals who were enslaved or who had ancestors that were slaves become U.S. Citizens?

Dred Scott was a slave in Missouri from 1833-1843. He lived in Illinois (free state), Louisiana where slavery was illegal. After returning to Missouri he sued the state saying that he was a free man.
Supreme Court ruled Missouri Compromise as unconstitutional