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Revisions of the Bill of Rights for the states.

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A gathering that was allowed by the Supreme court due to the first amendment, freedom of speech plus

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Case related to the first amendment-freedom of religion

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Untruthful statement/written document, harming a victim because of the statement.

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All US born people are considered US citizens-civil rights.-states

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No cruel or unusual punishments against the convicted.

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This gives the right to a trial by jury. No matter what you always have a fair jury.

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This gives people the right to bear arms

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The urgency to over throw government-leading to danger.

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This gives the citizen a speedy, fair trial. The citizen can have an attorney if needed, and can also confront the witness.

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Case that decided whether the Japanese Americans being forced into internment camps was unconstitutional.

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Gives you the right to be held from committing a crime unless you've been corrected by the police, also respects your legal rights including the right to remain silent.

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Segregation by fact, not by law.

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A law that says that nobody can come into your house without a search warrant, and they can only have a search warrant with accurate evidence.

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The congress cannot pass a law that takes away freedom of speech, religion, and press.

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Restriction on publication of documents before published (first amendment).

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Congress may not restrict the freedom of exercising religion for citizens.

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A test that uphold a law that is possibly unconstitutional.

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The case that argued on an individual's right to an attorney. (6th Am

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Case that made separate but equal suggested in the nation.

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He argued that he was no longer a slave because he was in free-territory, but the court decided the owners may take the slaves wherever they go. (1857)

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Case to give women the right to an abortion.

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A law that outlaws any segregation in public, discrimination in the workplace because of gender, race, and religion.

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Living through laws that separated whites from blacks.

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Helping minorities receive the support for living.

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Southern state legislatures made literacy test part of the voter registration process which started in the late 19th century. (14th amendment stopped this)

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No evidence obtained illegally cannot be used in court through the verdict of this case.

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provides that no state shall deny to any person within its jurisdiction "the equal protection of the laws". (Due Process) Amend-4-8,14

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The case behind the right to remain silent- Miranda rights (5th Amendment)

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The case that stopped states from segregating schools by using the US Supreme Court, stating it was unconstitutional.

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Case that questions if prayers in schools is against the 1st amendment in the constitution (8-1). 1962

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Actions that express your views.

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The case that states a student who applies to college education, they can receive advantages for being a minority.

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Must have reason behind a search or arrest.

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Segregation by law

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An individual that has been a subject of discrimination.

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Expression on political or official views.

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No one person can be tried again in court for the same trial that they have already been prosecuted.

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This means fair treatment in the judiciary system, especially for citizens entitlement. Promises protection of the bill of rights for citizens against the federal government.

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A clause in the 1st amendment of the constitution that states that congress cannot establish a religion.

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No illegally contained evidence can be used in court cases.