SCOTUS cases

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Across
  1. 4. Unreasonable searches and seizures (includes NewJerseyVTLO)
  2. 5. Guaranteed an attorney for those who could not afford one; right to counsel was established in criminal prosecutions.
  3. 7. Racial considerations could be used in college admissions, but quotas were not permitted.
  4. 10. Right to counsel in criminal prosecutions (includes GideonVWainwright)
  5. 11. The police were required to read suspects their rights before asking them questions; Miranda warnings were instituted to prevent self-incrimination.
Down
  1. 1. Equal protection under the law (includes GideonVWainwright, RegentsVBakke)
  2. 2. Freedom of speech (includes TinkerVDesMoines)
  3. 3. School authorities were allowed to conduct searches on the students without the need for probable cause.
  4. 6. It is unlawful to present any evidence that was obtained through illegal means.
  5. 8. The students were wearing armbands as a protest to the Vietnam War. The case holds that unless the students were being disruptive, they could not be restricted from their first amendment rights.
  6. 9. Self-incrimination (includes MirandaVArazona)