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Landmark rulings show how the Supreme Court applied constitutional rights and principles.
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Public schools separated students by race until the Supreme Court ruled that school segregation violated equal protection. Which case is described?
Students wore black armbands to protest a war, and the Court protected their speech because it did not disrupt school. Which case is described?
A poor defendant charged with a felony was denied a lawyer, and the Court required states to provide counsel. Which case is described?
Police questioned a suspect in custody without warnings about silence and counsel, so the Court required warnings before interrogation. Which case is described?
Police used evidence from a home search made without a proper warrant, and the Court applied the exclusionary rule. Which case is described?
A state-approved prayer was read in public schools, and the Court ruled official school prayer violated the First Amendment. Which case is described?
A school official searched a student's purse, and the Court allowed school searches based on reasonable suspicion. Which case is described?
A state banned interracial marriage, and in 1967 the Court ruled that marriage rights could not be restricted by race. Which case is described?
A ruling held that racially segregated public schools violated the Fourteenth Amendment. Which constitutional principle did it apply?
A ruling required warnings about silence and counsel before custodial police interrogation. Which protection did the Court apply?
A ruling protected student political expression at school unless it materially disrupted class. Which First Amendment right did it apply?
A ruling barred public schools from leading official prayer. Which First Amendment principle did it apply?
A ruling established that courts may invalidate government acts that conflict with the Constitution. Which principle did it establish?
A ruling kept illegally seized evidence out of state criminal trials. Which Fourth Amendment protection did it apply?
A principal limits silent protest armbands only after evidence that they would seriously disrupt classes. Which case principle is being applied?
Before questioning a suspect in custody, officers read rights to silence and an attorney. Which precedent are they following?
A state court appoints a defense lawyer for a felony defendant who cannot afford one. Which precedent requires this step?
A judge throws out evidence from a home search because police lacked a valid warrant. Which precedent supports that ruling?
A district ends racially separate public schools after recognizing that segregation denies equal protection. Which case principle guides the change?
An assistant principal searches a backpack after a specific report about a stolen phone, not during a random sweep. Which case principle applies?
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