such as Lombard v. Louisiana, Bell v. Maryland, and Doe v. Bolton. Privacy was likewise centered for Fourth Amendment purposes in Katz v. United States and Stanley v. Georgia. Following Douglas's retirement, the Supreme Court adopted a more restrained approach towards individual rights guarantees under the Burger Court and Rehnquist Court. Douglas's preferred approach to incorporation—treating the dissent in Adamson v. California as definitive on the issue of the Bill of Rights—would largely be overlooked by the Supreme Court until Justice Thomas's opinion in McDonald v. City of Chicago. See also List of United States Supreme Court cases, volume 367 References Further reading External links American Civil Liberties Union litigation United States Constitution Article Three case law United States reproductive rights case law United States standing case law United States Supreme Court cases United States Supreme Court cases of the Warren Court 1961 in United States case law