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Talk:Essay:25 Worst Court Decisions (view source)
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, 14:34, July 24, 2007New page: Just some suggesttions for cases you might want to consider adding to your list: United States v Callender-upheld the Sedition Act, which made criticizing the gov't a crime The "Civil Ri...
Just some suggesttions for cases you might want to consider adding to your list:
United States v Callender-upheld the Sedition Act, which made criticizing the gov't a crime
The "Civil Rights" cases (US v Stanley, US v Ryan, etc)-Congress has no power to prohibit private discrimination, the 14th amendment doesn't apply to the federal government
The "Slaughterhouse" cases-The 14th Amendment doesn't apply to state governments
Lochner v New York-the birth of the Substantive Due Process theory, beginning of modern "judicial activism"
Korematsu v US-In time of war, US citizens may be detained without trial merely because of their ancestry --[[User:Epicurius|Steve]] 10:34, 24 July 2007 (EDT)
United States v Callender-upheld the Sedition Act, which made criticizing the gov't a crime
The "Civil Rights" cases (US v Stanley, US v Ryan, etc)-Congress has no power to prohibit private discrimination, the 14th amendment doesn't apply to the federal government
The "Slaughterhouse" cases-The 14th Amendment doesn't apply to state governments
Lochner v New York-the birth of the Substantive Due Process theory, beginning of modern "judicial activism"
Korematsu v US-In time of war, US citizens may be detained without trial merely because of their ancestry --[[User:Epicurius|Steve]] 10:34, 24 July 2007 (EDT)