The Oyez Project: 1968 Term

Allen v. State Board Of Elections (No. 3)

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B. & O. R. Co. v. Aberdeen & R. R. Co. (No. 13)

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Banks v. California (No. 670)

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Benton v. Maryland (No. 201)

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Bingler v. Johnson (No. 473)

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Boulden v. Holman (No. 644)

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Boykin v. Alabama (No. 642)

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Boyle v. Landry (No. 4)

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Brandenburg v. Ohio (No. 492)

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Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen v. O'connell (No. 158)

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Cardinale v. Louisiana (No. 76)

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Carroll v. Princess Anne (No. 6)

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Chimel v. California (No. 770)

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Cipriano v. City Of Houma (No. 705)

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Citizen Publishing Co. v. U.S. (No. 243)

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Commonwealth Corp. v. Casualty Co. (No. 14)

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Crane v. Cedar Rapids & I. C. R. Co. (No. 791)

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Daniel v. Paul (No. 488)

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Davis v. Mississippi (No. 645)

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Desist v. United States (No. 12)

Adam Clayton Powell pecked at his fellow representatives from his unassailable perch in New York's Harlem. Powell had been embroiled in controversy inside and outside Washington. When Powell failed to heed civil proceedings against him in New York, a judge held him in criminal contempt. His problems were only beginning. He won reelection in 1966 but the House of Representatives voted to exclude him.

Dunbar-Stanley Studios v. Alabama (No. 376)

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Duvernay v. United States (No. 814)

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Epperson v. Arkansas (No. 7)

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Firemen v. Chicago, R. I. & P. R. Co. (No. 16)

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Fortner Enterprises v. U.S. Steel (No. 306)

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Foster v. California (No. 47)

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Frank v. United States (No. 200)

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Frazier v. Cupp (No. 643)

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Ftc v. Texaco (No. 24)

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Gardner v. California (No. 73)

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Gaston County v. United States (No. 701)

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Glover v. St. Louis-S. F. R. Co. (No. 38)

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Golden v. Zwickler (No. 370)

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Gregg v. United States (No. 453)

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Gregory v. Chicago (No. 60)

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Grunenthal v. Long Island R. Co. (No. 35)

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Gunn v. University Committee (No. 7)

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Hadnott v. Amos (No. 647)

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Harrington v. California (No. 750)

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Harris v. Nelson (No. 199)

The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) fairness doctrine requires radio and television broadcasters to present a balanced and fair discussion of public issues on the airwaves. The doctrine is composed of two primary requirements concerning personal attacks in the context of public issue debates and political editorializing. The FCC conditioned its renewal of broadcast licenses on compliance with its regulations. Red Lion Broadcasting challenged the application of the fairness doctrine with respect to a particular broadcast. In a companion case (United States v. Radio Television News Directors Association (RTNDA)), the fairness doctrine's requirements concerning any broadcast were challenged.

Hunter v. Erickson (No. 63)

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Immigration Service v. Stanisic (No. 297)

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In Re Herndon (No. None)

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In Re Herndon (No. None)

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Jenkins v. Delaware (No. 748)

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Jenkins v. Mckeithen (No. 548)

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Johnson v. Avery (No. 40)

The Arkansas legislature passed a law prohibiting teachers in public or state-supported schools from teaching, or using textbooks that teach, human evolution. Epperson, a public school teacher, sued, claiming the law violated her First Amendment right to free speech as well as the Establishment Clause. The State Chancery Court ruled that it violated his free speech rights; the State Supreme Court reversed.

Johnson v. Bennett (No. 32)

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Kaiser v. New York (No. 62)

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Kaufman v. United States (No. 53)

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Kirkpatrick v. Preisler (No. 30)

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Kramer v. Caribbean Mills (No. 156)

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Kramer v. Union School District (No. 258)

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Lear, Inc. v. Adkins (No. 56)

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Leary v. United States (No. 65)

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Marine Terminals v. Shipping Co. (No. 291)

Brandenburg, a leader in the Ku Klux Klan, made a speech at a Klan rally and was later convicted under an Ohio criminal syndicalism law. The law made illegal advocating "crime, sabotage, violence, or unlawful methods of terrorism as a means of accomplishing industrial or political reform," as well as assembling "with any society, group, or assemblage of persons formed to teach or advocate the doctrines of criminal syndicalism."

Mattiello v. Connecticut (No. 150)

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Maxwell v. Bishop (No. 13)

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Mccarthy v. United States (No. 43)

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Mcdonald v. Board Of Election (No. 68)

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Mckart v. United States (No. 403)

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Montgomery v. Burns (No. 438)

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Moore v. Ogilvie (No. 620)

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Nacirema Co. v. Johnson (No. 9)

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NLRB v. Gissel Packing Co. (No. 573)

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NLRB v. Strong (No. 61)

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NLRB v. Wyman-Gordon Co. (No. 463)

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North Carolina v. Pearce (No. 413)

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Noyd v. Bond (No. 830)

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O'callahan v. Parker (No. 646)

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Oestereich v. Selective Service Bd. (No. 46)

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Orozco v. Texas (No. 641)

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Palmieri v. Florida (No. 131)

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Perez v. California (No. 39)

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Perkins v. Standard Oil Co. (No. 624)

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Powell v. McCormack (No. 138)

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Presbyterian Church v. Hull Church (No. 71)

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Railroad Trainmen v. Terminal Co. (No. 69)

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Red Lion Broadcasting Co.v. FCC (No. 2)

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Robinson v. Johnson (No. 67)

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Rodrigue v. Aetna Casualty Co. (No. 436)

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Rodriquez v. United States (No. 749)

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Samuels v. Mackell (No. 7)

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Scofield v. NLRB (No. 273)

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SEC v. National Securities, Inc. (No. 41)

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Shuttle Corp. v. Transit Comm'n (No. 19)

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Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham (No. 42)

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Skinner v. Louisiana (No. 44)

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Smith v. Hooey (No. 198)

Law enforcement officers, under the authority of a warrant, searched Stanley's home pursuant to an investigation of his alleged bookmaking activities. During the search, the officers found three reels of eight-millimeter film. The officers viewed the films, concluded they were obscene, and seized them. Stanley was then tried and convicted under a Georgia law prohibiting the possession of obscene materials.

Sniadach v. Family Finance Corp. (No. 130)

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Snyder v. Harris (No. 109)

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Spinelli v. United States (No. 8)

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Stanley v. Georgia (No. 293)

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Street v. New York (No. 5)

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Sullivan v. United States (No. 610)

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Thorpe v. Housing Authority (No. 20)

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Tinker v. Des Moines Ind. Comm. School Dist. (No. 21)

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U.S. v. Montgomery Bd. Of Educ. (No. 798)

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U.S. v. Phosphate Export Assn. (No. 29)

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United States v. Augenblick (No. 45)

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United States v. Bacto-Unidisk (No. 343)

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United States v. Container Corp. (No. 27)

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United States v. Covington (No. 366)

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United States v. Donruss Co. (No. 17)

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United States v. Estate Of Grace (No. 574)

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United States v. King (No. 672)

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United States v. Louisiana (No. 9 ORIG)

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United States v. Louisiana (No. 9 ORIG)

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United States v. Nardello (No. 51)

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United States v. Skelly Oil Co. (No. 280)

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United States v. U.S. Coin & Currency (No. 5)

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Utah Comm'n v. El Paso Gas Co. (No. 776)

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Watts v. United States (No. 1107 MISC)

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Wells v. Rockefeller (No. 238)

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Whyy v. Glassboro (No. 10)

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Williams v. Oklahoma City (No. 841)

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Williams v. Rhodes (No. 543)

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Willingham v. Morgan (No. 228)

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Ymca v. United States (No. 517)

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Younger v. Harris (No. 2)

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Zenith Corp. v. Hazeltine (No. 49)

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