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3-5 Sentences explaining the outcome of the case and its importance for the US legal system.

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The outcome of the class is that the Supreme rule
in favor of Brown. Which overturn the segregation laws. Because if this case civil rights and integration was enforce in schools. Faythe Reed p.1

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The outcome of this case gave lawyers to the accused if they can not afford one. This applied to all kind of cases. Lawyers are now given to everyone in the US if they can not afford one. After the case every criminal regardless of income  gets a lawyer to defend themselves.

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Landmark U.S. Supreme Court,  United states vs. Nixon, 1974

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Landmark U.S. Supreme Court,  United states vs. Nixon, 1974

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In 1972 at the Democratic National Committee headquarters, a burglary occurred. The burglars were later caught but they found out Nixon was involved. Since he didn't follow the rule of law he had to be put on trial. He went to the impeachment process but before the process was over he resigned.
The outcome of the case was Nixon had resigned and was found guilty but was pardoned by 4.This has impacted today's government because it was a little more strict on the presidents. It also comes back to that case if it ever happens again.
Kirsten reedy & Yaitza Ruiz
Period: 4

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Landmark U.S Supreme court, Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier

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Landmark U.S Supreme court, Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier

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Who- Gerald Gault, age 14
What- made a prank phone call to a neighbor
When- 1966
Where- Arizona, Gila County
Why- It is important because his rights were violated.
How- It ended with Gault being set free.
Summary- In 1966, Gerald Gault was making prank phone calls with his friends.  His neighbor called the police and they came and arrested Gault without giving him any rights.  He was sentenced to 7 years at a boarding school but was set free because of his violated rights- 6th amendment and 14th amendment.
Logan S., 1st per

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Who-  Hazelwood school district and Kuhlimier
What-  Published private information and slander in a school newspaper.
When- 1987
Where- Missouri
Why- The students believed they had freedom of the press and could publish whatever they wanted.
How-  Hazelwood school district won.
This case is important because

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The year was 19666. Ernesto Miranda was caught while doing a crime, but the police did not tell him his self incrimination rights. His due process rights were also violated. He then appealed his case to the Arizona supreme court but, was denied. Finally, he  took the case to the Supreme Court and they said the opposite  and was not guilty. Just for that the police no make sure they read their rights for due process and self incrimination. This combines with both the 5th and 14th amendment and help shape the rights of the accuse to the present day.  Ernesto Puentes Jr. PD.1

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In 1963, Ernesto Miranda was accused of committing a crime. The police arrested Miranda and asked him lots of questions. The police officers did not tell Miranda about his rights when he is arrested. The 5th amendment of the U.S. had been violated. Miranda appealed the case to the Arizona Supreme Court and Miranda's attorney argued that Miranda was not informed of his rights. The U.S supreme court heard the case and with a 5-4 opinion, the supreme court ruled in favor or Miranda.

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During this trial Miranda a Definite crook who both Broke the law and Was unaware of his rights. He hardly spoke any English and was unknowingly  self incriminating himself, he was arrested in 1966. Not knowing his rights against self incrimination.(Being the 5th amendment and some could argue the 4th Amendment) His rights in the constitution that were being violated. Luckily in a 5 to 4 Supreme court verdict. The supreme court added a system where anyone under arrest will have their rights read to them to avoid anyone else to go through the same order of events as well as to prevent others from getting away with such serious crimes.
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Joshua Smith P.4

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it showed that there are limits to the 1st amendment of freedom of speech. Hazelwood won the case. The students had to remove the bad stories from the paper.
- Emily Guirguis Pd. 1