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Civil Rights Court Cases to Know

Dred Scott v Sanford (1857)

Brown v Board of Education (1954)

Swann v Charlott-Mechlenberg County Schools Busing to be used

Guinn v United States (1915) Literacy tests

Reed v Reed Outlawed laws based on arbitrary gender bias (1971)

University of CA v Bakke (1978) Allows universities to consider race as admission factor, quotas unconstitutional

Roth v United States (1957) Obscenity is not protected by first amendment

Texas v Johnson (1989) Symbolic acts protected as free speech Flag burning

Mapp v Ohio Exclusionary rule prohibits evidence obtained without warrent

Miranda v Arizona (1966)

Gideon v Wainwright (1963) Guarantees all accused persons right to be represented by an attorney

Gregg v Georgia (1976) Death penalty legal

Roe v Wade (1973)

Webster v Reproductive Health Services (1989)

Laws and Statutes 14th Amendment—Equal Protection Clause

4th Amendment-search and seizures

19th Amendment 1920

Civil Rights Act 1964

Voting Rights Act 1965

ADA 1990