"Notable Cases" refer to significant legal cases that have had a substantial impact on law, society, or public policy. These cases often set important precedents, influencing future legal decisions and shaping the interpretation of laws. Examples include Brown v. Board of Education, which addressed racial segregation in schools, and Roe v. Wade, which dealt with reproductive rights. Such cases are frequently studied in law schools and discussed in legal circles due to their implications. They can arise from various areas of law, including civil rights, criminal justice, and constitutional law, highlighting the evolving nature of legal systems and societal values.