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Established in Mapp v. Ohio. This is a rule that states evidence that is taken illegally can't be used in court. (without a probable cause)

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The government can't establish a national religion

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These are classifications for people who have been discriminated against in the past

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Segregation by law. Opposite of De Facto Segregation

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It upheld affirmative action, allowing race to be one of several factors in college admission policy

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Fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement.

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This made the Bill of Rights applicable to the states

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As in the 14th amendment, the state has to give everyone the same rights and privileges to everyone.

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Ruled that any information or evidence that was not approved by a warrant is illegal

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It stated that an African-American slave could not be an American citizen and could not perform a lawsuit

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Related to the 6th amendment. If you can't afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you by the court.

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Courts use this to determine if a law is constitutional if it has a legitimate supreme court interest

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speech before it is published is forbidden.

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The right to imprison Japanese Americans in internment camps after Pearl Harbor. Korematsu was a Mexican- Japanese man

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Gave people the right to assemble and express hateful ideals

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Speech that damages someones reputations or good name. This can be in forms of slander or libel

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Gave everyone including former slaves equal constitutional rights under the state governments.

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No cruel and unusual punishment for criminals. This allows a bail to be set on the criminal.

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Right to a jury trial and lawsuits. Right to have peers as jury trial. Have to be suing an amount over 20 dollars.

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Right to a speedy and public trial with an impartial jury.

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Rights to a person being tried. The right to a grand jury, no double jeopardy, no self-incrimination, Miranda rights.

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The government can't punish the free exercise of religion. In 1st amendment.

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There are reasonable reasons for making search or charge

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Speech that urges violent actions to overthrow the government

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segregation created by society or prejudice, not by law

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Sets rules for the violation of the establishment clause of the 1st amendment for religion

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Slander is spoken speech. Libel is written speech (social media)

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The laws of segregation after slavery was abolished, but segregation was legal

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Speech that is demonstrated through symbolism

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You can't be tried for the same crime more than once

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Speech plus action, like a march or protest

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Outlawed discrimination against religion, race, sex, etc.

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This ruled abortion legal until the third trimester

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This was a court case that said "separate but equal"

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gave criminals the right to an attorney,and against self-incrimination

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When colleges look at minorities to make up for segregation in the past

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These were given to African-Americans as an excuse to not let them vote

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This outlawed prayer in public schools

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Outlawed the segregation of schools

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right to searches and seizures

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the right to bear arms

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freedom of religion, speech and press