... let racial discrimination continue. The next legislative step for ending discrimination was the Supreme Court Case, Brown v. Board of Education. This Supreme Court case said that the old policy of "separate but equal" public schools was illegal, as it never brought equality to the blacks. Although the courts called for integration of public schools, it took at least a decade for desegregation ... , and in many places it still hasn't. The next step along the legislative process towards equality occurred in 1956, when the Supreme Court outlawed segregation on local bus lines. This piece of...

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... suspect. During the pat down search to be sure the accused had no weapons, an officer felt a lump in the man's jacket pocket. He removed it and discovered it was a piece of crack cocaine. The man was charged with possession of a controlled substance. At trial court the accused move to suppress the cocaine but the motion was denied. The court said ... Amendment has explicit rules that all supervene and that may not be exceptions unless there is dire need for them. The exclusionary rule is a different issue altogether and it has separate aspects pertaining to exceptions within certain rul...

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