One criticism of the warren court’s decisions in
mapp v. ohio (1961), gideon v. wainwright
(1963), and miranda v. arizona (1966) is that the
supreme court
(1) limited police powers while expanding the
rights of criminal defendants
(2) denied the first amendment rights of antiwar
protestors and the press
(3) forced the desegregation of public
transportation
(4) restricted the rights of students in public
schools