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by Peter Irons


  DeLaine, Rev. J. A.

  Democratic-Republicans

  Democrats

  Dennis, Eugene

  Dennis v. United States

  Desdunes, Rodolphe

  Dewey, Thomas

  DeWitt, Gen. John L.

  Dickinson, John

  discriminationin public accommodations reverse

  Diversity Clause

  Dobie, Judge Armistead Mason

  Doe v. Bolton

  Doe v. Commonwealth’s Attorney

  Dole, Sen. Robert

  Double Jeopardy Clause

  Douglas, Sen. Stephen

  Douglas, Justice William O.

  Douglass, Frederick

  Doumar, Judge Robert

  draft law

  Dred Scott v. Sandford

  Dubofsky, Jean

  Du Bois, W. E. B.

  due process: proceduraland state law substantive

  Due Process Clause

  Dunham, Frank

  Dunne, Finley Peter

  Duvall, Justice Gabriel

  Eastland, Sen. James

  Eighth Amendment

  Eisenhower, Pres. Dwight

  Electoral College

  electors

  Eleventh Amendment

  Ellsworth, Justice Oliver

  Emerson, Dr. John

  Emerson, Thomas

  Emerson v. Board of Education

  Endo, Mitsuye

  “enemy combatants”

  Enforcement Acts

  Engel, Steven

  Engel v. Vitale

  English law

  Ennis, Edward

  enumerated powers

  Epstein, Henry

  Equal Access Act

  equal protection

  Equal Protection Clause

  Equal Rights Amendment

  Espionage Act (1917)

  Establishment Clause

  eugenics

  Establishment of Religion clause

  Evans, Harold

  Evans, Richard

  Evarts, William

  Everson v. Board of Education

  executive power

  Ex parte Endo

  Ex parte Milligan

  Fahy, Charles

  Fairfax’s Devisee v. Hunter’s Lessee

  Faubus, Gov. Orval

  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

  Federalist Papers, The

  Federalists

  Federal Reserve System

  Fee, Judge Alger

  Field, Justice Stephen

  Fifteenth Amendment

  Fifth Amendment

  Figg, Robert

  Filled Milk Act of 1923

  Fillmore, Pres. Millard

  Finkbine, Sherri

  First Amendment

  flag: burning thesaluting the

  Fletcher v. Peck

  Flowers, Robert

  Floyd, Henry

  Floyd, Jay

  Footnote Four

  Ford, Pres. Gerald

  Fortas, Justice Abe

  Foster, William Z.

  Four Horsemen of Reaction

  Fourteenth Amendment

  Fourth Amendment

  Frankfurter, Justice Felix

  Franklin, Benjamin

  free blacks

  Free Exercise and Free Speech Clause

  freemen, white, rights of

  Free Speech Clause

  Frémont, John

  Freuhauf Trailer Company

  Freund, Ernst

  Fried, Charles

  Friedan, Betty

  Friedman-Harry Marks Company

  Fries, John

  Fugitive Slave Act (1793)

  Fugitive Slave Clause

  Fuller, Chief Justice Melville

  Fullilove v. Klutznick

  Gaines, Lloyd

  Gaines v. Canada

  Gardner, George K.

  Garfield, Pres. James

  Garre, Gregory

  Garrison, William Lloyd

  gay rights

  Gebhart v. Belton

  General Motors

  General Welfare Clause

  George, Henry

  Georgia v. Brailsford

  Gerry, Elbridge

  Geyer, Henry

  Gibbons v. Ogden

  Gibson v. Mississippi

  Giddings, Rep. Joshua

  Gideon, Clarence Earl

  Gideon v. Wainwright

  Giles, William

  Ginsburg, Judge Douglas

  Ginsburg, Justice Ruth Bader

  Gitlow, Benjamin

  Gitlow v. New York

  Glucksberg, Dr. Harold

  Glucksberg case

  Gobitas, Walter, and family

  Goldberg, Justice Arthur

  Goldberg, Judge Irving

  Goldberg v. Kelly

  Gonzales, Alberto

  Gonzales v. Carhart

  Gonzales v. Oregon

  Goodwin, Judge Alfred T.

  Gore, Vice Pres. Al

  Gorham, Nathaniel

  Gould, Jay

  government: branches ofchecks and balances

  Graham, Rev. Billy

  grain storage companies

  Grange, the

  Grant, Pres. Ulysses S.

  Gratz, Jennifer

  Gratz case

  Gray, Justice Horace

  Grayson, Sen. William

  Great Compromise

  Great Depression

  Greeley, Horace

  Greenberg, Jack

  Greenleaf, Simon

  Grier, Justice Robert

  Griffin, Anthony

  Griswold, Erwin

  Griswold, Estelle

  Griswold v. Connecticut

  Grutter, Barbara

  Grutter case

  Guffey Act

  gun control legislation

  Gutterman, Rabbi Leslie

  Guttmacher, Dr. Alan

  Habeas Corpus

  Hale, Sen. John

  Hale, Lord Matthew

  Hall, Judge Robert

  Hall, Ves

  Hamdan, Salim Ahmed

  Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

  Hamilton, Alexander

  Hamilton, Andrew

  Hamlin, Hannibal

  Hancock, Gov. John

  Hand, Judge Augustus N.

  Hand, Judge Learned

  Hapgood, Norman

  happiness and prosperity, promotion of

  Harding, Pres. Warren

  Hardwick, Michael

  Harlan, Justice John Marshall (Eisenhower appointee)

  Harlan, Justice John Marshall (Hayes appointee)

  Harris, Katherine

  Harrison, Pres. Benjamin

  Harrison, Robert

  Haswell, Anthony

  Hawley, Joseph

  Hayburn’s Case

  Hayes, Pres. Rutherford B.

  Haymarket Affair

  Haynsworth, Judge Clement

  Head & Amory v. Providence Insurance Co.

  Heart of Atlanta Motel v. U.S.

  Heath, William

  Heller, Joseph

  Heller, Simon

  Henderson, Joseph W.

  Henry, Patrick

  Herndon, Angelo

  Herndon v. Loury

  Hill, Anita

  Hinton, Rev. James

  Hirabayashi, Gordon

  Hirabayashi v. United States

  Hite, Joist

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hoar, Ebenezer

  Hobbs, Michael

  Ho Chi Minh


  Holden v. Hardy

  Holmes, John

  Holmes, Justice Oliver Wendell, Jr.

  Holt, Louisa

  Home Building & Loan Assn. v. Blaisdell

  homosexuals, rights of

  Hoover, Pres. Herbert

  Hoover, J. Edgar

  “hot-oil” law

  housing, segregated

  Hughes, Justice Charles Evans

  Hughes, Sarah

  Humphrey, Hubert

  Hunt, Justice Ward

  Hutcheson, Judge Sterling

  Hutchinson, Anne

  Huxman, Judge Walter

  Ickes, Harold

  immigrantscitizenship of

  impeachmentof judges

  income tax

  Indians: removalwarfare with

  Industrial Workers of the World

  injunctions

  In re Debs

  In re Jacobs

  interest group litigation

  interstate commerce

  Iqbal, Asif

  Iredell, Justice James

  Irons, Peter

  Isserman, Abraham

  Istook, Rep. Ernest

  Jackson, Pres. Andrew

  Jackson, Justice Howell

  Jackson, Rep. James

  Jackson, Justice Robert H.

  Jackson, William

  Japanese Americansmass evacuation of

  Jay, Chief Justice John

  Jay Treaty

  Jefferson, Pres. Thomas

  Jehovah’s Witnesses

  Jews

  Jews for Jesus

  Jim Crow laws

  John Birch Society

  Johnson, Pres. Andrew

  Johnson, Judge Frank M.

  Johnson, Gregory

  Johnson, Hugh

  Johnson, Pres. Lyndon

  Johnson, Reverdy

  Johnson, Justice Thomas

  Johnson, Justice William

  Jones v. Opelika

  judges, impeachment of

  judicial restraint

  judicial review

  judiciary, powers of

  Judiciary Act (1789)

  Judson, Judge Andrew

  juries

  justices of the peace

  Kansas

  Kansas-Nebraska Act

  Kennedy, Justice Anthony

  Kennedy, Sen. Edward

  Kennedy, Pres. John F.

  Kennedy, Robert

  Kentucky

  Kerrey, Sen. Bob

  Kerry, Sen. John

  King, Marsha and David

  King, Rev. Martin Luther, Jr.

  King, Rufus

  King v. Gallagher

  Knight, E. C., Company

  Kolbert, Kathryn

  Korean War

  Korematsu, Fred

  Korematsu v. United States

  Kraemer, Louis

  Ku Klux Klan

  labor relations

  labor unions

  Lachowsky, Hyman

  Lafayette, Marquis de

  laissez-faire economics

  Lamar, Justice Joseph Rucker

  Lamar, Justice Lucius

  land: speculation intitle to

  Lamb’s Chapel v. Center Moriches School District

  Landon, Gov. Alf

  Langdon, John

  Lansing, John

  Larrabee, Gov. William

  Laski, Harold

  Latimer, George

  Latimer Law

  law, English

  Lawrence v. Texas

  Lecompton Constitution

  Lee, Charles

  Lee, Sen. Richard Henry

  Lee, Robert E. (general)

  Lee, Robert E. (school principal)

  Lee v. Weisman

  Leggett, William

  legislative power, delegation of

  Lehman, Judge Irving

  Lemley, Judge Harry

  Lemon v. Kurtzman

  Lenin

  Liberty Clause

  license fees

  Lincoln, Pres. Abraham

  Lincoln, Levi

  Lipman, Samuel

  Lippmann, Walter

  Little Rock, Ark., high school affair

  Livingston, Justice Brockholst

  Livingston, Robert

  Lochner, Joseph

  Lochner v. New York

  Loewe v. Lawlor

  Louisiana

  Lovell v. City of Griffin

  Lum, Martha

  Lurton, Justice Horace

  Lusky, Louis

  lynching

  Lyon, Rep. Mathew

  Lyons, Willie

  Madison, Pres. James

  Magna Carta

  Marbury v. Madison

  Margold, Nathan

  Maris, Judge Albert

  Marks, Morton

  marriage, protection of

  Marshall, Chief Justice John

  Marshall, Justice Thurgood

  Martin, Crawford

  Martin, Denny

  Martin, Luther

  Martinet, Louis

  Martinez, Jenny

  Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee

  Marx, Karl

  Maryland

  Mason, George

  Mason, John

  Massachusetts

  Massachusetts Bay Colony

  Matthews, Justice Stanley

  Mayer, Julius

  McCarthy, Sen. Joseph

  McClellan, George

  McCloy, John J.

  McCluskey, Henry

  McCollum v. Illinois

  McConnell, Michael

  McCord, Rev. L. B.

  McCormick, Charles T.

  McCorvey, Norma (“Jane Roe”)

  McCreary County v. ACLU of Kentucky

  McCulloch, James

  McCulloch v. Maryland

  McGovern, Sen. George

  McKenna, Justice Joseph

  McKinley, Justice John

  McKinley, Pres. William

  McLarin v. Oklahoma State Regents

  McLaurin, George

  McLean, Justice John

  McReynolds, Justice James C.

  Medina, Judge Harold

  Meldahl, Horace

  Mercer, John

  Meredith, James

  Mergens, Bridget

  Mergens case

  Miers, Harriet E.

  Milford, Del., high school affair

  military, segregation in

  Mill, John Stuart

  Miller, Judge John E.

  Miller, Justice Samuel

  Milligan case

  Milligan, Lambdin P.

  Minami, Dale

  Minersville School Board v. Gobitis

  minimum wage

  mining

  minorities: jobsrights

  Minton, Justice Sherman

  Miranda, Ernesto

  Miranda v. Arizona

  Missouri Compromise

  Mitchell, Sen. George

  Mitchell, John

  Mobbs, Michael

  monopoliesstate-chartered

  Monroe, Pres. James

  Montgomery bus boycott

  Moody, Justice William

  Moore, Justice Alfred

  Moore, Justin

  Morehead, Frederick

  Morehead v. Tipaldo

  Morgan, J. P.

  Morgan, Margaret

  Morrill, Sen. Lot

  Morris, Gouverneur

  Morris, Robert

  Mosaic Code

  Mugler, Peter

  Mugler v. Kansas

 
Muhlenberg, Rep. Frederick

  Muller, Curt

  Muller v. Oregon

  Munn, Ira

  Munn v. Illinois

  Murphy, Justice Frank

  Murray, Donald

  Mussolini, Benito

  Myer, Dillon

  Nabrit, James

  Nation, Carrie

  National Abortion Rights League

  National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

  National Consumers League

  National Industrial Recovery Act

  National Labor Board

  National Labor Relations Act

  National Labor Relations Board

  National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Co.

  National Organization for Women

  National Popular Government League

  Naturalization Act (1798)

  Nazis

  Nebbia, Leo

  Nebbia v. New York

  “necessary and proper” clause

  Nelson, Levi

  Nelson, Justice Samuel

  New Deal

  Newdow, Dr. Michael

  New Jersey Plan

  New York Times v. Sullivan

  Nicholls, Carleton

  Nicholls, Judge Francis T.

  Niles, Hezekiah

  9/11. see September

  Nineteenth Amendment

  Ninth Amendment

  Nixon, Pres. Richard

  Northwest Ordinance

  nullification

  O’Brien, David

  O’Connor, Justice Sandra Day

  Ogden, Aaron

  Ogden, George

  Ogden v. Saunders

  O’Hare, Kate Richards

  Olney, Richard

  Olson, Theodore

  one-law-in-war-and-peace doctrine

  one-person-one-vote standard

  Pacific Legal Foundation

  Padilla, Jose

  Palko v. Connecticut

  Palmer, A. Mitchell

  Palmer raids

  pamphleteering

  Panama Refining v. Ryan

  Panics: (1819)(1837)(1873) (1893)

  Parker, Judge John

  Parks, Rosa

  Parrish, Elsie

  Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act

  passenger accommodations

  Paterson, Justice William

  Patterson, Joseph

  Payne v. Tennessee

  Pearl Harbor attack

  Pearson, Levi

  Peck, John

  Peckham, Justice Rufus

  Pegler, Westbrook

  Pennover, Gov. Sylvester

  Pequot Indians

  Perkins, Frances

  Perlman, Philip

  Peters, Judge Richard

  petition, right of

  Pickering, Judge John

  Pierce, Pres. Franklin

  Pilpel, Harriet

  Pinckney, Charles C.

  Pinkerton Detective Agency

  Pinkney, William

  Pitney, Justice Mahlon

  Planned Parenthood

  Planned Parenthood v. Casey

  Pledge of Allegiance, challenge to

 

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