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Separate but equal is equal.
1896 |
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Interstate commerce regulated by federal gov.
1824 |
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Judiciary Act of 1789 states cannot go directly to Supr. Court. If promised job, boss must give.
1803 |
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States cannot tax Fed. Necessary and Proper Clause- BUS is legal.
1819 |
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Georgia illegally sells land. New owners own it; sanctity of legal docs.
1810 |
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| Dartmouth College v. Woodward |
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King of England originally gave college rights; therefore, NH cannot force into becoming public
1819 |
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| Korematsu v. United States |
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Japanese Americans can be put into camps bc it's war time
1944 |
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| Brown v. Board of Education |
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Separate but equal is not equal w/ regards to public schools
1954 |
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Laws that bar interracial marriages are illegal
1967 |
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| University of California v. Bakke |
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Affirmative Action quotas are illegal, but race can play factor if people have equal qualifications
1978 |
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Oregon's restrictions of women's working hours are constitutional bc women need protection
1908 |
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Laws which bar married couples from purchasing and using contraception are unconstitutional
1965 |
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Abortion during first trimester is legal
1973 |
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You can teach evolution in public schools
1925 |
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Fourteenth Amendment only applies to citizens, not companies
1873 |
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Limit of working hours doesn't exist
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