Judicial Review and Due Process
Citizens have the right to due Process:
The Virginia Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme
court have the power of Judicial Review:
Directions: Working with your partner and using your book and the packet, explain what
happened in the case and determine the precedent created by judicial review in each of the
following cases.
Case
Year
What Happened
Precedent
Marbury vs.
Madison
1803
(Use p.211)
McColloch vs.
Maryland
1819
Plessy vs. Ferguson
1896
(Use p.673)
Dennis vs. United
States
1951
(Use Packet)
Brown vs. Board
of Education
(Use p.671)
1954
Gideon vs.
Wainwright
1963
(Use Packet)
Miranda vs.
Arizona
1966
(Use p.673)
Goss vs. Lopez
1975
(Use Packet)
University of
California Regents
vs. Bakke
1976
(Use Packet)
Wallace vs. Jaffree
1985
(Use Packet)
Hazelwood School
District vs.
Kuhlmeier
1988
(Use Packet)
Tinker vs. Des
Moines
1969