The Courts Civil Liberties Civil Rights Whos protected

The Courts & Civil Liberties & Civil Rights

Who’s protected And who are we protected against?

Selective Incorporation Barron v. Baltimore- 1833 The U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the Bill of Rights applied ONLY to the national gov’t.

Gitlow v. NY 1925 - the Supreme Court begins the process of incorporating MOST of the Bill of Rights to the states through the 14 th Amendment Due Process Clause

14 th Amendment Due Process Clause“…nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law; …”

First Amendment Speech & Press Schenck v. U. S. - 1919, Clear & Present Danger Rule Gitlow v. NY—incorporated Speech to the states Symbolic Speech— Tinker v. Des Moines School District & Texas v. Johnson

First Amendment Speech & Press Prior Restraint- Near v. Minnesota & NY Times v. U. S. Libel & slander Obscenity

First Amendment Establishment Clause Everson v. Board of Ed. Lemon v. Kurtzman Engel v. Vitale Abington School Dist v. Schempp

First Amendment Free Exercise Clause Cantwell v. Connecticut Reynolds v. U. S. Oregon v. Smith Church of Lukumi Babalu v. Hialeah Aye

First Amendment Assembly & Petition Reasonable time & place rules Collins v. Smith- Skokie case NAACP v. Alabama Snyder v. Phelps- Westboro Baptist Church case

Second Amendment Most recently incorporated Amendment— 2010 - Mc. Donald v. Chicago

Third Amendment Protection against the quartering of soldiers in our homes- not incorporated

Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure Mapp v. Ohio- Exclusionary Rule Exceptions Stafford v. Redding- strip search of 13 yr old for ibuprophen – unconst.

Fifth, Sixth & Eighth Amendment Protections 5 th- Miranda v. Arizona- selfincrimination Double Jeopardy 6 th-Gideon v. Wainwright- right to counsel 8 th- Cruel & Unusual Punishment

Seventh Amendment Right to a jury trial in civil cases exceeding $20—not incorporated

Ninth Amendment Rights beyond those in the Constitution—implied rights Griswold v. Conn Roe v. Wade

14 th Amendment Equal Protection Clause— “…nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. ”

14 th Amendment Equal Protection Clause Scott v. Sandford Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board of Ed. University of Cal. v. Bakke Grutter v. Bollinger

Other Cases Marbury v. Madison---Judicial Review Mc. Culloch v. Maryland—national superiority over states & constitutionality of implied powers Gibbons v. Ogden- broad definition of interstate commerce Buckley v. Valeo—ruled that a candidate can use as much of their money in their campaign –based on 1 st Amendment speech