Texas Law V. Roe's Rights Case
This case is an extremely known case that discusses how Roe was dealing with violence to secure her rights as a lady. Roe had tested the Texas State Laws because it stated that an abortion could not occur unless the mother’s life was in a deathlike situation or at risk. After listening to confirmations during a two year time period, the Court had capsized the Texas Law by a 7-2 vote. However since the 9th and 14th Amendment indicates a right to having privacy. None of the states should regulate abortions during the trimester of a pregnancy. Now, women are able to have the choice on whether or not that would want to continue on with their pregnancy or end it. This case was brought up to the Supreme Court over the fortune of a child that would
be going to an all-white school during the time of the Civil Rights Movement. During this movement, this situation was very high. The court case had been ruled in favor of Linda Brown when the case was finished. The reason for this case was that Brown’s parents fought for the right for her and other African American children so they would be able to go to school with Whites. Allowing white children to attend schools, proved that they it was a better condition school and the school meets the educational needs of its children. Allowing African American children in these certain school, it was unjust and ruled unconstitutional, which made the schools have desegregation. In the year of 1868, the 14th Amendment came around. The 14th Amendment was the Amendment which the federal government had the power over states that had respected the rights of the newly freed slaves. This Amendment concludes that it has to authorize the public debt to be real and known with the Congress’s power to enforce the bill. Also, the number of representatives that are given to each state is determined by the population with guidelines so the fair process of determining the number of representatives that will hold a seat in the House of Representatives. The 26th Amendment is the cause for 18 year olds and over are able to vote. This amendment was ratified by a group of young activists who work extremely hard for it. In 1970, President Nixon created the Voting Rights Act, which was an act that allowed voting to begin at the age of 18. This amendment rapidly went forward rather than any other Constitutional Amendment. However, it wasn’t easier and when the amendment came about it changed because of voting. It changed when voting came about because it permitted 18 year olds to speak up about their thoughts about voting.
be going to an all-white school during the time of the Civil Rights Movement. During this movement, this situation was very high. The court case had been ruled in favor of Linda Brown when the case was finished. The reason for this case was that Brown’s parents fought for the right for her and other African American children so they would be able to go to school with Whites. Allowing white children to attend schools, proved that they it was a better condition school and the school meets the educational needs of its children. Allowing African American children in these certain school, it was unjust and ruled unconstitutional, which made the schools have desegregation. In the year of 1868, the 14th Amendment came around. The 14th Amendment was the Amendment which the federal government had the power over states that had respected the rights of the newly freed slaves. This Amendment concludes that it has to authorize the public debt to be real and known with the Congress’s power to enforce the bill. Also, the number of representatives that are given to each state is determined by the population with guidelines so the fair process of determining the number of representatives that will hold a seat in the House of Representatives. The 26th Amendment is the cause for 18 year olds and over are able to vote. This amendment was ratified by a group of young activists who work extremely hard for it. In 1970, President Nixon created the Voting Rights Act, which was an act that allowed voting to begin at the age of 18. This amendment rapidly went forward rather than any other Constitutional Amendment. However, it wasn’t easier and when the amendment came about it changed because of voting. It changed when voting came about because it permitted 18 year olds to speak up about their thoughts about voting.