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Main subject areas
Law | Law enforcement | Litigation
Trials (in chronological order)
Criminal trials (offenses against the public)
Trial of Socrates | Trial of Joan of Arc | Trial of Galileo | Salem witchcraft trials | John Peter Zenger trial | Boston Massacre trial | Amistad trials | Trial of John Brown | Susan B. Anthony trial | Louis Riel trial | Scopes Trial | Sacco-Vanzetti case | Scottsboro boys | Moscow trials | Nuremberg Trials | Rosenberg espionage trial | Hiss perjury trial | Trial of Adolf Eichmann
Civil trials (disputes between persons)
Goldmark case | Microsoft Anti-trust Case |
U.S. Supreme Court cases
Marbury v. Madison | Dred Scott decision | Ex Parte Milligan | Plessy v. Ferguson | Standard Oil v. U.S. | Korematsu v. United States | Brown v. Board of Education | Gideon v. Wainwright | Miranda v. Arizona | New York Times v. Sullivan | New York Times v. United States | Roe v. Wade | United States v. Nixon | University of California Regents v. Bakke
Legal theory
Copyright | Libel | Patent | Trademark
Documents and treaties
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms | Code of Charlemagne | Magna Carta
Jurists and lawyers
Benjamin N. Cardozo | Clarence Darrow | Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. | John Marshall | Louis Nizer | William Rehnquist | Earl Warren
Law enforcement
J. Edgar Hoover | FBI | Scotland Yard