A law requiring a moment of silence in public schools is unconstitutional

A law forcing students to say a prayer at the beginning of each school day is unconstitutional

Newspapers were allowed to publish the Pentagon Papers - the government's use of prior restraint to try to prevent publication violated freedom of the press

Flag burning is protected as symbolic expression under the freedom of speech

Students' wearing of armbands protesting the Vietnam War is protected under freedom of speech - the school can only ban student behavior/actions if it significantly interrupts discipline or the school day

All evidence seized in violation of the Constitution (without a legal warrant) cannot be used in a state court - the Exclusionary Rule

School administration need "reasonable suspicion" instead of "probable cause" to search students on campus

A woman's right to an abortion is protected under her 4th Amendment right to privacy

Juveniles have the same due process rights as adults

You always have the right to a lawyer in order to get a fair trial even if you cannot afford one

Established the Miranda Rights; an arrested person has the right to be informed of their rights before interrogation

Held that African Americans were not citizens and did not have the right to sue in court; legalized slavery in the whole U.S. regardless of Missouri Compromise

Removing Japanese-Americans from their homes and forcing them into internment camps is constitutional (later reversed)

Held that keeping races separate was inherently unequal; overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and "separate but equal" principle; integrated schools and most public places

Established the "separate but equal" principle