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Incorporation doctrine supports 14th Amendment |
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Obscenity is not protected by the 1st Amendment |
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Government can only restrict speech if it directly advocates unlawful activity and is likely to produce such activity |
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Community standards set obscenity benchmarks |
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Public assistance to churches must follow guidelines |
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Prayer in schools is unconstitutional |
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No prior restraint to censor newspapers |
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Government can restrict inflammatory rhetoric |
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Public schools are limited on dress code actions |
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Sternburg v. Stanford Daily |
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Prosecution must prove malice to have libel |
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Flag burning is symbolic speech |
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Internet is protected by 1st Amendment |
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Exclusionary rule also mandatory for states |
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Police must use proper questioning procedures |
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Entrapment is not allowed to coerce defendants |
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Only Capital Punishment cases receive counsel |
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Capital Punishment is severe, but not cruel |
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Capital Punishment does not violate 14th Amendment's protection of minorities |
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Privacy issue concerning Birth Control |
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States can only control certain trimesters of a pregnancy, otherwise abortions are legal |
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Webster v. Reproductive Services |
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States can control who performs abortions (state employees, etc.) |
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Planned Parenthood v. Casey |
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Abortions can be regulated by the state |
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Cruzan v. Director Missouri |
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Patients can refuse medical treatment, providing for "informed suicide" |
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No federal funds for planned parenthood |
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