Court cases Crossword

This case says that freedom of speech can be regulated during war time
This case made abortion Legal in the U.S.
This supreme court case made it mandatory for suspects that are arrested to be read their rights.
NY said that the students had to start the day with a voluntary non-denominational prayer. A group of parents got together and thought it was not the schools place to enforce religious practices.
Police illegally enter a woman's home looking for a fugitive. They find illegal materials in the woman's home and arrest her on those charges. She is convicted with illegally obtained evidence.
This case said that civil liberties are sometimes repressed during times of war.
A 7/8th white and 1/8 black man sat on the whites only train car. He refused to move from the car.
This case says that the Judiciary Act of 1789 is not constitutional. It says that this law gives the Supreme Court too much power over the other branches of government.
A man is accused of stealing a small amount of money from a pool hall. He can not afford an attorney, and is refused one because in his state only capital crimes are given an attorney
In this case a slave sues for his freedom after being moved to a free territory for an extended period of time.
A young African American girl lives close to the white school, but is denied entrance. She has to travel a long ways to the African American school.
This case happens when a man who works at the National Bank refuses to pay the tax mandated by the state that it was located in.
This case says that freedom of speech applies to students in schools.
NY is giving out permits to business to trade along the Hudson River. One man has a permit from NY, but another man has a permit from the federal govt. They go to court to determine who's permit to navigate the waterway is valid.
A census in TN hadn't been done in 61 years. After it was finally done, a county realized they were being highly unrepresented in elections.
This case rules that burning of the flag is ok. It is expressing one's freedom of speech