The Fourteenth Amendment, approved in eighteen sixty-eight, said no state could limit the rights of any citizen.

1868年通过的第十四条修正案规定，任何州都不得限制公民的权利。

The South was forced to abide by the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

南方被迫遵守《美国宪法第十四修正案》。

The justices said the requirement violates the Second Amendment right to " keep and bear arms" and the Fourteenth Amendment.

法官们表示，这一要求违反了美国宪法第二修正案“持有和携带武器”的权利和第十四修正案。

Destruction of States' Rights by Fourteenth Amendment.

第十四修正案对国家权利的破坏。

Federal control over the affairs of states, counties, and cities was established by the fourteenth amendment.

第十四修正案确立了联邦对州、县和市事务的控制权。

Specifically, the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution, which prohibits state governments from abusing its citizens, does not require state governments to intervene when private parties abuse its citizens.

尤其是宪法第十四条修正案，旨在禁止政府滥用权力，不要求州政府干涉在私人团队中发生的，虐待其成员的行为。

The plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit, representing all Black citizens of Mobile, claimed that the at-large system violated Section 2 and the equal-protection guarantee of the Fourteenth Amendment.

集体诉讼中的原告代表莫比尔的所有黑人公民，声称这一自由选举制度违反了《第二条》以及《第十四修正案》中的平等保护保障。

Congress, even more relent-less in its pursuit of Confederates, pushed through the fourteenth amendment which worked the sweeping disabilities we have just described.

国会在追求同盟国方面更加无情，推动通过了第十四修正案， 该修正案解决了我们刚才描述的全面缺陷。

In this same fourteenth amendment they attempted to guarantee the ballot to all negro men, leaving the women to take care of themselves.

在同一个第十四修正案中， 他们试图保证所有黑人男性都能获得选票，让女性自己照顾自己。

The leading planters were almost to a man excluded from state and federal offices, and the fourteenth amendment was a bar to their return.

主要的种植园主几乎是一个被排除在州和联邦办公室之外的人，而第十四修正案是他们返回的障碍。

Each state was, under the reconstruction acts, compelled to ratify the fourteenth amendment to the federal Constitution as a price of restoration to the union.

根据重建法案，每个州都必须批准联邦宪法第十四条修正案，作为恢复联邦的代价。

The Fourteenth Amendment was also a lost cause; four years earlier, in Washington v. Davis, the Court had ruled for the first time that proof of intentional discrimination was necessary to establish a violation of the equal-protection clause.

《第十四条修正案》也是败局终定; 四年前，在华盛顿诉戴维斯案中，最高法院首次裁定，为确定违反平等保护条款，有必要提供故意歧视的证据。

They did not, therefore, run counter to the letter of the fifteenth amendment; but they did unquestionably make the states which adopted them liable to the operations of the fourteenth amendment.

因此，它们并没有违背第十五修正案的字面意思；但毫无疑问， 它们确实使通过它们的州对第十四修正案的运作负责。

The fourteenth amendment to the federal Constitution, adopted in 1868, definitely put women aside by limiting the scope of its application, so far as the suffrage was concerned, to the male sex.

1868 年通过的联邦宪法第十四修正案明确将女性置于一旁，就选举权而言， 其适用范围仅限于男性。

In its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court found a constitutional right to abortion, grounded in what it described as a " right to privacy" provided in the Fourteenth Amendment.

在 1973 年 Roe v. Wade 案的判决中， 最高法院认定宪法赋予堕胎权，其依据是第十四修正案中规定的所谓“隐私权” 。

Few negroes ever brought cases under the fourteenth amendment to the attention of the courts; but thousands of state laws, municipal ordinances, and acts of local authorities were set aside as null and void under it.

很少有黑人根据第十四修正案将案件提请法院注意；但数以千计的州法律、市政条例和地方当局的行为都被视为无效。

Early achievements included the 1954 decision Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, where the Supreme Court reversed decades of segregating schools, declaring that the system was inherently unequal and therefore went against the Fourteenth Amendment.

早期取得的成就有1954年发生在托皮卡的"布朗对抗教育委员会"一案的决议，在这个决议中，最高法院改变了在学校实行了几十年的种族隔离的做法，宣称隔离制度本质上是不平等的，因而违背了第十四条修正案。