Guinn v. United States 238 US 347
1915 is an important
U.S. Supreme Court case that deals with
Jim Crow laws, which helped enforce segregation in the
United States between
1865 and
1964.
Argued before the Court on 17 October 1913.
Handed down on 21 June 1915, in the decision the Court ruled that an Oklahoma law that denied the right to vote to some citizens was unconstitutional.
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