Active Members of the Supreme Court
Structure of Federal Court System
Famous Supreme Court Cases
Murbury v. Madison- Formed what is today, Judicial Review. It set apart the Executive and Judicial Branch
McCullogh v. Maryland- The constitution gives congress powers that are not written in the constitution, but still exist nonetheless, and state powers may not go against federal powers.
Miranda v. Arizona- Restrained criminals must be told their rights before the are questioned by the police and must be told they have a right to an attorney.
Plessy v. Ferguson- racial segregation in public places is "OK" because "separate but equal".
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education- Separate black and white schools is noticed that its unconstitutional and made illegal. The court case Plessy v. Ferguson is overturned.
McCullogh v. Maryland- The constitution gives congress powers that are not written in the constitution, but still exist nonetheless, and state powers may not go against federal powers.
Miranda v. Arizona- Restrained criminals must be told their rights before the are questioned by the police and must be told they have a right to an attorney.
Plessy v. Ferguson- racial segregation in public places is "OK" because "separate but equal".
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education- Separate black and white schools is noticed that its unconstitutional and made illegal. The court case Plessy v. Ferguson is overturned.