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The case was a dispute between the fourteenth amendment, regarding the due process clause. The court sided with the City of Chicago.
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The court ruled that the freedom of speech from the first amendment was not violated, and sided with New York.
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Free press from the first amendment was questioned, and the court ruled with Near.
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The fourteenth amendment ensured that DeJonge would stay convicted when it came to him disputing his arrest.
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The court decided that the first and fourteenth amendment protected Cantwell, and ruled in that direction.
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The court decided that the amendment at question(the first) was not violated in it's establishment clause, and ruled with The Board of Education of township of Ewing.
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This was the decision made by the supreme court regarding the sixth amendment for the foreseeable future.
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The court ruled that the fourth amendment, was indeed violated, and sided with Mapp.
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The court ruled with Robinson regarding the eight amendment, more specifically, the part concerning cruel and unusual punishments.
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When disputing the rights incorporating the first and fourteenth amendments, the court ruled that their freedom rights(speech, assembly, etc.) were violated, and so sided with Edwards.
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The sixth amendment won the court over in for Gideon and they ruled in his favor.
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Despite the fourth amendment, the court sided with California, saying that the events did not correlate with the aforementioned fourth amendment.
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Involving the fifth and fourteenth amendment, the court ruled with Malloy in their final decision.
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The sixth amendment led to the court ruling in Pointer's favor.
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Including the fifth amendment, the court ruled with Miranda.
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The court decided that Klopfer's right to a speedy trial, which was ensured in the sixth amendment, was not provided to him properly, and so, sided with him.
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The state had correlations to the sixth amendment, and the fourteenth amendment. In the end, the court sided with Washington.
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With acknowledgment of the sixth amendment, the court decided to rule with Duncan.
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The court ruled that Benton's fifth amendment was violated and ruled in his favor.
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The eight amendment, involving excessive, bail was ruled in favor of Kuebel.
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Regarding the sixth amendment, the court sided with Rabe.
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The sixth amendment led to the court ruling with Argersinger, and led to the idea that an attorney will will be provided to arrested people if they cannot afford one.
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The fourteenth amendment , and the second amendment were the ones at question here, and the court decided to rule with McDonald.
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The case involved a dispute in the eight amendment, however the court sided with Timbs in the end.
