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Date: 1973

Can the state government regulate abortion?

State governments could not regulate abortion during the first 3 months until the end of the first trimester of the pregnancy.

A 7–2 decision in favor of the plaintiff (Roe).

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Date: March 1, 2011
Question: Whether corporations are entitled to "personal privacy" for the purposes of the Freedom Information Act
Decision: The decision from the Third Circuit stands, meaning "person" can in fact apply to corporations
Votes: 8 in favor

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Date: 1989
Question: Was flag burning against the constitution?
Decision: It was ruled as unconstitutional to burn the flag.
Votes: 5-4 in favor of Texas

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Date: 1997
Question: Was the Supreme Court right when they said that assisted suicide was not protected by the Due Process Clause?
Decision: They all agreed the this was frowned upon, and that people should not be able to do this.
Votes: The Supreme Court won this case, as it was unconstitutional

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Date: January 19, 2011
Question: Does the extensive background check for NASA employees violate their constitutional privacy?
Decision: No rights are being violated.
Votes: 8 in favor

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Question: Is so and so a spy
Decision: not violation

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Date: February 24, 1969
Question: Should student be able to freely express their positions on subjects like war and politics with the things they wear?
Decision: Students should be able to freely express their opinions on school grounds unless it is disruptive.
Votes: 7 in favor, 2 against

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Date: June 25, 1962
Question: Should students be able to pray in public schools?
Decision: Religion and prayer is violated under the first amendment prohibition of a states establishment of religion.
Votes:

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Date: June 17, 1963
Question: Is the Bible being read in public schools unconstitutional?
Decision: Prayer is unconstitutional
Votes: 8 in favor, 1 dissent

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Date: June 19, 2000
Question: Whether student-integrated prayer at football games violates the Establishment Clause
Decision: Prayer being led in public schools is in fact unconstitutional
Votes: 6 Majority, 3 in dissent

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Symbolic things continue to be ruled for in favor. Freedom of Speech has become more defined.

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Privacy has evolved with technology.

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Public schools have continued to resist prayer and religious things in schools.