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| 1906-must include ingredients, regulated the manufacture and sale of drugs and food |
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| 1914-regulated the production and movement of opiates |
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| 1919-prohibition-repealed in 1933. |
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| 1937-taxed and regulated marijuana thus helped criminalize it. |
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| Abortion-1961-took a drug that caused birth defects, but couldn't get abortion because she was in the spotlight. |
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| 1973-state can't regulate abortion in 1st trimester, 2nd trimester can regulate for maternal health, 3rd can choose to prohibit |
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| 1910-Crime to transport women across state lines for any "immoral" purpose |
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| 1965-Allowed birth control under rights to privacy and 14th amendment |
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| 1873-illegal to send obscene, lewd, or lascivious materials through mail, including contraceptives. |
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| Supreme court upheld Georgia law against sodomy in case against man caught engaging in consensual gay sex in own home. |
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| Struck down precedence of Bowers v. Hardwick establishing privacy for sodomy and overruled sodomy law in Texas. |
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| Sitting President is not immune from civil law litigation regarding acts rior to taking office and unrelated to office. |
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| Sono Bono Copyrigth Term Act |
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| 1998-copyright terms extended 20 years, some even retroactively. |
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| 1997-crime to reproduce electronic copies of copyrighted works even if there is no commercial purpose. |
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| Digital Millennium Copyright Act |
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| Extends copyright law to criminalizing any products or services that assist in the circumvention of restricted copyrighted access. |
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