Applying the bill of rights to the states

TABLE 4.1 Applying the Bill ofRights to the States Fifth Just compensation Chicago, Burlington &' Quincy v. Chicago 1897 First Freedom of speech Gilbert v. Minnesota 1920 Freedom of the press Gitlow v. New York 1925 Fiske v. Kansas 1927 Near v. Minnesota 1931 Sixth Counsel in capital cases Powell v. Alabama 1932 First Religious freedom (generally) Hamilton v. Regents ofCalifornia 1934 Freedom of assembly DeJonge v. Oregon 1937 Free exercise Cantwell v. Connecticut 1940 Religious establishment Everson v. Board ofEducation 1947 Sixth Public trial In re Oliver 1948 Fourth Unreasonable search and seizure Wolfv. Colorado 1949 Exclusionary rule Mapp v. Ohio 1961 Eighth Cruel and unusual punishment Robinson v. California 1962 Sixth Counsel in felony cases Gideon v. Wainwright 1963 Fifth Self-incrimination Malloy v. Hogan 1964 Sixth Impartial jury Parker v. Gladden 1966 Speedy trial Klopfer v. North Carolina 1967 Jury trial in serious crimes Duncan v. Louisiana 1968 Fifth Double jeopardy Benton v. Maryland 1969 Second Right to bear arms McDonald v. Chicago 2010