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Justice O'Connor said in her majority opinion that unlike drunken driving roadblocks, which the court has upheld on public safety grounds, narcotics roadblocks serve a general law enforcement purpose and so cannot escape the Fourth Amendment's requirement that searches be based on suspicion of individual wrongdoing.

Indeed, the Court has upheld prohibitions on corporate spending on so-called "express" campaign advertisements since 1990, and limits on corporate spending in elections date from 1907.

It has upheld bans on obscenity and on sexually explicit photos of children that do not meet the legal standard of obscenity.

The supreme court has upheld the ban on doctors helping patients to end their lives, but ruled that judges do have the "constitutional authority" to intervene in the debate.

France's constitutional court has upheld a ban on hydraulic fracturing, ruling that the law against the energy exploration technique known as "fracking" is a valid means of protecting the environment.

Moscow's top court has upheld a ban on gay pride marches in the Russian capital for the next 100 years.

France's Constitutional Council has upheld a ban on ride-sharing service UberPop, after the US-based company appealed a decision to suspend the app back in July.

A constitutional court has upheld the ban on kosher slaughter which echoes back to the days during pre-war Poland when a full-blown economic assault was waged against its Jewish citizens.

"While I am pleased the court has upheld existing law on nearly every issue, it is disappointing that a federal judge would again change the election rules after the current laws were upheld in the same federal district court by a settlement agreement we reached with the NAACP and the ACLU," Husted said.

A US federal judge has upheld New York's ban on military-style semiautomatic weapons handing a victory to gun control advocates.

A federal appeals court panel has upheld California's ban on using affirmative action during the admissions process of public colleges and universities, The Associated Press reports.