Sullivan & Feldman

Established the principle of judicial review.

Affirmed the power of the Supreme Court to review state court judgments.

Held that federal law supersedes state law.

Expanded the scope of Congress's commerce power.

Limited presidential powers over labor disputes.

Held that the Bill of Rights applies only to the federal government.

Incorporated the First Amendment to apply to the states.

Established the Lemon test for evaluating establishment clause cases.

Declared racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.

Struck down laws prohibiting interracial marriage.

Invalidated amendments that denied protections to LGBTQ individuals.

Introduced the 'clear and present danger' test for free speech.

Established standards for proving libel against public figures.

Protected students' rights to free speech in public schools.

Recognized a right to privacy in marital relations.

Affirmed women's right to choose to have an abortion.

Struck down laws criminalizing same-sex intimacy.

Established the doctrine of selective incorporation.

Mandated the rights of detained individuals.

Established the balancing test for procedural due process.

Reaffirmed the principle of judicial review and limited presidential power.

Reaffirmed Roe v. Wade while allowing state regulation.