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A ruling that obscene materials were "utterly without redeeming social importance."
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An exclusionary rule, which states that evidence seized illegally cannot be used in a trial.
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Warren Court's decision in the Bake vs Carr, case of 1962declared that state legislative districts had to be divided on the base of "one man, one vote" . Each persons vote should carry the same weight regardless of where in the state a person lived.
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Court ruling that religious prayer in public schools was unconstitutional according to the First Amendment principle of seperation of church and state.
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Courts decision stated that suspects in criminal cases who could not afford a lawyer has the right to free legal aid.
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Supreme court held that state legislative districts not based on the "one man, one vote" formula violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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In the case of Escobedo vs Illinios, the justices ruled that accused individuals had to be given access to an attorney while being questioned.
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A law was reverted that had prohibited that use of birth controle in Connecticut.
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Miranda vs. Arizona was the courts ruling that stated people must be Mirandized or warned of their rights before being questioned.
