The Warren Court, under Chief Justice Earl Warren, revolutionized American law with landmark decisions on civil rights, such as Brown v. Board of Education, and civil liberties, including the establishment of the 'Miranda warning'. This era of judicial activism from 1953 to 1969 expanded civil rights, affirmed federal supremacy, ensured electoral equality, safeguarded rights in the criminal justice system, and recognized a right to privacy.
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Tenure of Chief Justice Earl Warren
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Impact of Warren Court's progressive rulings
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The ______ Court's landmark decision in ______ v. ______ of ______ (______) declared state laws for segregated schools unconstitutional.
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Warren Court's stance on judiciary power in Cooper v. Aaron
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Impact of Cooper v. Aaron on state vs federal law
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The ______ Court's decision in ______ v. ______ (______) established the 'one person, one vote' principle, mandating equal population in state legislative districts.
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Exclusionary Rule Establishment
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Right to Legal Counsel
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Miranda Warning Origin
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The ruling in ______ v. ______ laid the groundwork for future decisions on reproductive rights, including the landmark case ______ v. ______ (1973).
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Warren Court's stance on constitutional interpretation
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Warren Court's role in societal reform
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