| fourth | | Mapp v. Ohio, violated the ________ ammendment. |
| McCulloch | | US v. Nixon, also known as the Watergate _________. |
| japanese | | NY Times v. US, involved the freedom of __________. |
| fourth | | Miranda v. Arizona, Ernest Miranda was accused of kid-napping and ________. |
| speech | | US v. Leon, police seized a large amount of _______ from Leons house |
| trash | | Swamn v. Charlotte Meeklenburg (year) |
| death | | Brown v. Board of Ed. allowed these people to go to school |
| poolroom | | California v. Acevedo, involved the ________ ammendment |
| african american | | Marbury v. __________ |
| burning | | before Korematsu v. US these people were sent to camps because of Pearl Harbor |
| press | | Engel v. Vitale, argued that ________ in school should not be forced |
| rape | | Furman v. Georgia dealed with the ______ penalty |
| burglery | | Plessy v. Ferguson involved the ____th amendment and segregation |
| armed robbery | | Engel v. Vitale (year) |
| smoking | | Gidem v. Wainwright was arrested for breaking into a _______. |
| 1971 | | Tinker v. DesMoines dealed with free ________. |
| Kuhlmeier | | Gregg v. Georgia, Gregg was involved in an |
| 1986 | | California v. Greenwood, police search the _________ without a warrent. |
| african american | | Heart of Atlanta Motel v. US, allowed ________ to enter private places like hotels and restaurants |
| praying | | __________ v. Maryland |
| 1932 | | NJ v. TLO, in this trial it started off by a girl ______ in school |
| Madison | | Regents of University of California v. Bakke, Bakke wanted to go to _______. |
| drugs | | Texas v. Johnson, said that flag ______ is free speach |
| college | | Bethel school district v. Frosier (year) |
| fourteenth | | Hazelwood v. ___________ |
