Schultz D. Encyclopedia of the United States Constitution

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902 Index

titles of nobility 606,

738–739

torture and the

Constitution 739–742

treason 39, 368, 609, 702,

742 –743

treaty 743–744

American Indians and

the Constitution 27

Article II of the U.S.

Constitution 36

Congress and foreign

policy 158–159

Goldwater v. Carter

315–316

international law and the

Constitution 383

Madison, James 448

Martin v. Hunter’s

Lessee 458

Missouri v. Holland

481–482

Muskrat v. United States

493

United States v. Belmont

760–761

United States v. Curtiss-

Wright Export Corp.

764

Ware v. Hylton 794

White Court 806

Yick Wo v. Hopkins 811

Truman, Harry S.

commander in chief

147

desegregation 191

executive orders 248

foreign affairs and the

Constitution 287

national security and the

Constitution 499

presidential pardoning

power 569

Vinson Court 779, 780

Warren Court 795

Youngstown Sheet &

Tube v. Sawyer 812

Turner Broadcasting

System v. Federal

Communications

Commission 744–745

Twelfth Amendment 745 –

746, 842, 848c

amending the

Constitution 24

Article II of the U.S.

Constitution 35

Civil Rights Cases 132

Congress and foreign

policy 160

electoral college 223

vice president 778

Twentieth Amendment 24,

746, 842, 844, 850c

Twenty-ﬁ fth Amendment

24, 36, 746 –747, 845–

846, 852c

Twenty-ﬁ rst Amendment

747–749, 844–845,

850c

amending the

Constitution 23, 24

Eighteenth Amendment

219

Granholm v. Heald

–325

nude dancing 517

South Dakota v. Dole

690

taxing and spending

powers 725

Twenty-fourth Amend-

ment 24, 130, 622, 623,

749 –750, 799, 845,

852c

Twenty-second Amendment

24, 35, 731, 750, 757–

758, 845, 851c

Twenty-seventh

Amendment 24, 750–

751, 799, 846, 854c

Twenty-sixth Amendment

751, 846, 853c

age and the Constitution

amending the

Constitution 24

Congress and foreign

policy 160

right to vote 622, 624

Voting Rights Act of

1965 786

Twenty-third Amendment

24, 199, 223, 751–752,

845, 851c

Twining v. State of New

Jersey 752

ultra vires 753

undue burden standard 3,

553, 628, 753–754

union dues and political

activity 754–756

unions. See labor unions

United Jewish

Organization v. Carey

756–757

United States Term Limits,

Inc. v. Thornton 731,

757–758

United States Trust

Company v. New Jersey

758–759

United States v. American

Library Association 495,

759–760, 855c

United States v. Belmont

760–761, 771

United States v. Booker

484, 662, 761–762

United States v. Carolene

Products 60, 62, 286,

593, 701, 707–708, 802,

850c

United States v. Classic

622, 623, 762–763

United States v. Curtiss-

Wright Export Corp.

147, 159, 287, 763–764,

771

United States v. Darby

Lumber Co. 764–765,

850c

child labor 114

commerce clause 150

federalism 264

Hammer v. Dagenhart

341

interstate commerce

386

Wickard v. Filburn 808

United States v. E. C.

Knight Co. 765–766,

849c

commerce clause 149

Fuller Court 303, 304

Harlan, John 343

interstate commerce

386

Swift & Co. v. United

States 715

United States v. Lopez

766–767, 854c

Breyer, Stephen G. 85

commerce clause 150

environmental regula-

tion 236, 237

federalism 263

Gibbons v. Ogden 313

Gonzales, Attorney

General v. Carhart

321

interstate commerce

386, 387

O’Connor, Sandra Day

524

Wickard v. Filburn 808

United States v. Morrison

150, 236, 237, 321, 387,

767–768

ted States v. Nixon 94,

207, 515, 768–769, 769,

853c

United States v. O’Brien

207–208, 716, 745,

769–771

United States v. Pink 761,

771–772

United States v. Wong Kim

Ark 772

United Steelworkers of

America v. Weber 14,

396, 772–773

USA PATRIOT Act. See

PATRIOT Act

Valley Forge Christian

College v. Americans

United for the Separation

of Church and State, Inc.

184, 695, 774–775

Van Orden v. Perry 178,

462, 463, 727, 775–776,

855c

veto 776–777

amending the

Constitution 23

Calhoun, John C. 98

Clinton v. City of New

York 139

commander in chief 147

Ex parte McCardle 249

House of

Representatives 358

legislative veto 426–428

line-item veto 433–434

Madison, James 447

Mississippi v. Johnson

480

presentment clause 567

Tenure of Ofﬁ ce Act

729

vice president 777–778

Adams, John 8

age and the Constitution

14–15

amending the

Constitution 24

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Index 903

Article I of the U.S.

Constitution 34

Article II of the U.S.

Constitution 35–36

Calhoun, John C. 98

Civil War and the

Constitution, the 135

Congress and foreign

policy 159, 160

electoral college 223

high crimes and misde-

meanors 353

impeachment 367

Nixon, Richard 514

Senate 658

separation of powers

662

term limits 731

Twenty-ﬁ fth

Amendment 746–747

Vietnam War 852c, 853c

Board of Education v.

Pico 68

Cohen v. California

143

commander in chief 147

Congress and foreign

policy 158, 160

Douglas, William O.

206

draft card burning 207

First Amendment 280

freedom of the press

300

Gravel v. United States

326

hate speech 349

national security and the

Constitution 499, 500

Nixon, Richard 514–515

student rights 710

Tinker v. Des Moines

Independent

Community School

District 738

United States v. Curtiss-

Wright Export Corp.

764

United States v. O’Brien

770

War Powers Act 792,

793

Village of Euclid, Ohio

v. Ambler Realty Co.

778–779

Vinson Court 779–780

Virginia Declaration of

Rights 611, 780–781

Virginia Plan, the 160, 161,

163, 447, 508, 781–782

Virginia State Board of

Pharmacy v. Virginia

Citizens Consumer

Council 42, 151, 782–783

void for vagueness doctrine

783–784

voting age. See Twenty-

sixth Amendment

voting rights. See right to

vote

Voting Rights Act of 1965

784–788, 852c

Allen v. State Board of

Elections 20–21

civil rights 130

Civil Rights Act of 1964

131

Fifteenth Amendment

272

Hunt v. Cromartie 363

Kennedy, Anthony M.

410

League of United Latin

American Citizens

(LULAC) v. Perry 422

Miller v. Johnson 472,

473

partisan gerrymander-

ing 541

redistricting and reap-

portionment 596

right to vote 623

Shaw v. Reno 670–673

South Carolina v.

zenbach 688–689

United Jewish Organiza-

tion v. Carey 756

vouchers. See school

vouchers

Wagner Act 150, 418–419,

496, 566, 755, 789–790,

850c

Waite, Morrison R. 110,

476, 639, 790, 791, 848c

Waite Court 790–791

Wallace v. Jaffree 276,

648, 791–792

Ware v. Hylton 454, 794

war on terror

Boumediene v. Bush

73, 74

commander in chief 146

Hamdi v. Rumsfeld 338

international law and the

Constitution 383, 384

military and the

Constitution 469

national security and the

Constitution 500

PATRIOT Act 542–544

Rehnquist, William

Hubbs 599

Rumsfeld v. Padilla

633–634

War Powers Act 147, 158,

427–428, 500, 792–794,

853c

Warren, Earl 795, 851c

Allen v. State Board of

Elections 20

Bolling v. Sharpe 70

Brown v. Board of

Education of Topeka

87–88

Douglas, William O.

206–207

draft card burning 208

due process 210

Flast v. Cohen 282

Jacobellis v. Ohio 390

Loving v. Virginia 442

Miranda v. Arizona 477

Pennsylvania v. Nelson

546

Powell v. McCormack

564

Reynolds v. Sims 607

right against self-

incrimination 610

Roth v. U. S. 632

Shapiro v. Thompson

670

South Carolina v.

Katzenbach 688–689

symbolic speech 716

United States v. O’Brien

770

Warren Court 794, 796

Warren Court 794–797,

795

Bill of Rights 60

Brennan, William J.,

Jr. 83

Burger, Warren E. 93

Democracy and Distrust

(Ely) 190

due process 210

Flast v. Cohen 283

Loving v. Virginia 442

neutral principles 507

rational basis test 593

Washington, George

Adams, John 8

paign ﬁ nance 100

executive orders 248

Jay, John 391

Jefferson, Thomas 394

Marshall, John 454

presidential pardoning

power 569

Sante Fe Independent

School District v. Doe

640

slavery and the

Constitution 682

term limits 731

Washington v. Davis 198,

797–798

Watergate 72, 100, 207,

515, 769, 853c

wealth and the Constitution

798–800

Webster v. Reproductive

Health Services 524,

800

Weeks v. United States

246, 800–801, 810, 849c

welfare and the

Constitution 315,

425–426, 636, 669–670,

801–803

West Coast Hotel v. Parrish

12, 212, 713, 803, 850c

West Lynn Creamery, Inc.,

v. Healy 803–804

West River Bridge

Company v. Dix 229,

723, 804

White, Byron R.

Bickel, Alexander

Mordecai 56

Board of Education v.

Pico 67

Bowers v. Hardwick 74

Bowsher v. Synar 76

Branzburg v. Hayes

80, 81

Broadrick v. Oklahoma

Burdick v. Takuski 92

capital punishment 104

Coker v. Georgia 144

Employment Division v.

Smith 232

fairness doctrine 254

freedom of the press

301

Furman v. Georgia 308

Gregory v. Ashcroft 330

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904 Index

Hazelwood School

District v. Kuhlmeier

351

intermediate level scru-

tiny test 382

Lamb’s Chapel v.

Center Moriches

Union Free School

District 421

Miranda v. Arizona

478

Missouri v. Jenkins 482,

483

Mistretta v. United

States 484

R.A.V. v. St. Paul 594

Rehnquist Court 600

Shaw v. Reno 672

United Jewish

Organization v. Carey

756

Washington v. Davis

797

Webster v. Reproductive

Health Services 800

Zurcher v. Stanford

Daily 818

White Court 805–806

White Slave Trafﬁ c Act. See

Mann Act

Whitney v. California 80,

138, 806–807

Whren v. United States

587, 807

Wickard v. Filburn 150,

386, 702, 807–808,

850c

wiretapping 290, 525, 578,

718, 808–809

Wisconsin v. Yoder 7, 233,

274, 809–810

Wolf v. Colorado 246, 810,

851c

woman suffrage 24, 475–

476, 511–512, 622, 624,

697–698, 849c

women’s rights. See also

abortion; gender discrim-

ination; woman suffrage

Bradwell v. State of

Illinois 77–78

Bray v. Alexandria

Women’s Health Clinic

81–82

Brennan, William J., Jr.

Burger, Warren E. 93

civil rights 129, 130

Declaration of

Independence 187

equal protection 239

Minor v. Happersett

475–476

Nineteenth Amendment

511–512

Seneca Falls Resolution

659–660

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady

697–698

Webster v. Reproductive

Health Services 800

Yick Wo v. Hopkins 811–

812

Youngstown Sheet & Tube

v. Sawyer 812–813, 851c

commander in chief 147,

148

constitutional interpreta-

tion 165

Dames & Moore v.

Regan 185

executive orders 248

foreign affairs and the

Constitution 287

national security and

the Constitution 499

United States v. Curtiss-

Wright Export Corp.

764

Vinson Court 780

youth curfew laws 813–

814

Zelman v. Simmons-

Harris 216, 243, 652,

815 –816

Zobrest v. Catalina

Foothills School District

816

Zorach v. Clausen 7–8,

234, 816–817, 851c

Zurcher v. Stanford Daily

817–818, 853c

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