SCOTUS Examples

NYT v Sullivan: If I were a public figure, I could not win damages for
libel unless I knew that the press published information knowing it was false.

Brandenburg v Ohio: When I make a call to unlawful action, this speech is not protected by the first amendment.

Miller v California: I could not publish works considered obscene by the Miller Test in communities that choose to prosecute me; these are not protected by the first amendment

Red Lion Broadcasting v FCC: As a radio host, being required to give fair treatment to both sides of a political debate is not infringement upon my first amendment rights

Roth v US: I could be convicted for sending obscene content through the mail, this is not protected by the first amendment.

Schenck v US: I could not publish material urging people to break laws

Gregg v Georgia: If determined eligible, I could legally face the death penalty.  It is not cruel nor unusal.

McCleskey v Kemp: As a racial minority, my death sentence cannot be annulled under the pretense that it has been applied with prejudice.

Griswold v Connecticut:If I wanted to use contraception or engage in a homosexual relationship, I have a right to privacy from the government

Planned Parenthood v Casey: My abortion can be regulated, so long as it does not place undue burden on me, a pregnant woman.