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Supreme Court Advances Civil Rights and Privacy Rulings
A broad year for equality, the Supreme Court limited police interrogation, upheld the 1965 voting rights law, and struck down state poll taxes. It revived indictments in civil rights cases and expanded desegregation. The court also addressed libel, obscenity, and privacy issues while navigating clashes with state authority and policing power.
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Great Society
Barry Schweid
Washington
Supreme Court
America
Mark Warren
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Nles
Warren
Congress
Deep South
High Court
William
Douglas
Philadelphia
Miss
Nust
Abe Fortas
Clinton
Hugo L. Black
Black
Tom C
Clark
John M. Mactan
Potter Stewart
Justice White
Stewart
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia
Orhe
Justice Clark
NAACP
Samuel J. Sheppard
New Hampshire Recreation
Ralph Ginzburg
William J. Brennan Jr
Bedlam
Cleveland
Sheppard
Communist Party
Arizona