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Holding Supreme Court Case Year Wearing armbands in school is symbolic speech protected by the First Amendment. 1969 A banner reading 'Bong Hits for Jesus' is not protected speech under the First Amendment. 2007 Laws banning consensual sodomy in private are unconstitutional under the Due Process Clause and under rational-basis scrutiny. 2003 The Supreme Court has the right to decide who wins the presidential election. 2000 Speech that falls in the category of 'fighting words' can be regulated by the State. 1942 Racial quotas in college admissions are not permissible, although a state interest in diversity can be compelling. 1978 Police must inform those in custody of their basic constitutional rights. 1966 Segregated schools violate the Equal Protection Clause. 1952 The death penalty in its current form is cruel and unusual punishment. 1972 Segregated schools in the District of Columbia violate the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment. 1954 Segregated facilities are permissible under the doctrine of 'seperate but equal.' 1896 Laws that are constitutional under the Establishment Clause must have a secular purpose, must not advance or inhibit religion, and must not result in 'excessive entanglement.' 1971 Evidence obtained by unconstitutional searches and seizures are inadmissible in court. 1961 The Free Exercise Clause applies to the states under the Due Process Clause. 1940 Some abortion restrictions are permissible under an 'undue burden' standard. 1992

Holding Supreme Court Case Year Flag burning is symbolic speech protected by the First Amendment. 1989 Speech that has a tendency to incite 'imminent lawless action' can be subject to regulation by the State. 1969 The guarantee of freedom of speech is incorporated against the states. 1925 Government-directed prayer in public schools, even if voluntary and non-denominational, violates the Establishment Clause. 1962 Congress does not have the power to regulate guns in school zones under the Interstate Commerce Clause. 1995 Speech that poses a 'clear and present danger' can be subject to regulation by Congress. 1919 The federal government can regulate racial discrimination in places of public accommodation under the Interstate Commerce Clause. 1964 A narrowly-tailored affirmative action program for student admissions is permissible under the Equal Protection Clause. 2003 Employers cannot be sued for race or gender pay discrimination after 180 days. 2007 American citizens of Japanese descent can be placed into internment and deprived of some constitutional rights, even under the Equal Protection Clause. 1944 Married couples are allowed the use of contraceptives in private; a right to privacy exists in the Constitution. 1965 A person charged with a criminal offense is entitled to an attorney. 1963 The reapportionment of congressional districts is not a political question, but is under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. 1962 Laws banning interracial marriage are unconstitutional under both the Due Process Clause and the Equal Protection Clause. 1967 Law that criminalized consensual anal and oral sex is constitutional. 1986

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