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The United States Supreme Court under Chief

Justice Earl Warren (1953–1969) made several

landmark decisions that

(1) drew criticism for supporting States rights

(2) weakened the power of the federal

government

(3) strengthened the authority of the police

(4) increased the rights of individuals

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10-06-2015

The United States Supreme Court under Chief
Justice Earl Warren (1953–1969) made several
landmark decisions that strengthened the authority of the police.

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