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In a political demonstration during the Republican National Convention in Texas, protesting the policies of the Reagan Administration and of certain corporations.  Johnson was charged and convicted with the desecration of a venerated object, in violation of the Texas Penal Code. The Supreme Court determined that Johnson’s actions were symbolic speech protected by his First Amendment Rights.

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miranda confessed to a crime without knowing his due process rights and that he was allowed an antorney. case went to the surpreme court. surpreme court ruled in mirandas favor saying he was not givin his due process rights.  self-incrimination

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brown vs. the board of education - zaina hassan 

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brown vs. the board of education - zaina hassan 

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In the 1950's schools were segregated by race.  Linda Brown had to walk through dangerous walkways to get to her school for the colored. They took this complaint to the fedral distrect court, where they said segeration was legal. The Browns appealed the case to the surpreme court, where they stated the facilities were similar. The Court decided that state laws requiring separate but equal schools violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.