| A | B |
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| EXECUTIVE WHAT ARTICLE? | ARTICLE II |
| LEGISLATIVE WHAT ARTICLE? | ARTICLE I |
| JUDICIAL WHAT ARTICLE? | ARTICLE III |
| BUCKLEY v. VALEO | CONGRESS PASSES LAW PASSING FEDERAL ELECTION COMISSION |
| MORRISON V. OLSON | CONGRESS CAN LIMIT PRESIDENT'S POWER OF TERMINATION BY DEMANDING THAT TERMINATION OCCUR ONLY WITH GOOD CAUSE |
| US V. CURTISS WRIGHT EXPORT | PRESIDENT BANS ARM SALES TO COUNTRIES IN CONFLICT/CURTISS WRIGHT CORRECTLY CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF EXECTUIVE ORDER---RULED PROPER DELEGATION OF POWER |
| GIBBONS V. OGDEN/CONRESS POWERS | CONGRESS HAS THE EXCLUSIVE POWER TO LEGISLATE FOR COMMERCE CLAUSE |
| GIBBONS V. OGDEN AND 10TH AMENDMENT | NOT A LIMIT ON CONGRESS COMMERCE POWERS |
| MCCULLOCH V.MD | NECESSARY AND PROPER CLAUSE AND CONGRESS VALIDATE BANK |
| WICKARD V. FILBURN | CUMALATIVE EFFECT 1942 CASE |
| skinner | unconstitutional to sterilize habitual criminals |
| Loving | marriage is a fundamental right/illegal for whites to marry non-whites |
| strict scrutiny | before deprivation of fundamental right Skinner |
| Goldwater | sen goldwater sought to enjoin president carter from terminating treaty with japan |
| baker v. Carr | reapportionment |
| Powell v. Mccormack | court may decide issue that would be a political question when the relief sought is justiciable |
| Super tire | judicial review not moot because the issue was capable of repetition yet evading review |
| ex parte young | can get |
| new york times v. Sullivan | public official claims defamation |
| Muskrat | article 3 category arising under an act of congress |
| Article IV clause 2 | precedence to federal law where it conflicts with state law |
