Unit 4: Rights of All Vocab Review

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Legal document by a judge allowing search, seizure, or arrest.

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warrant

Front

Fundamental fairness in legal matters, protected by the 5th Amendment.

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Due process

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First 10 Amendments in U.S. Constitution by James Madison

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Bill of Rights

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5th Amendment right against being tried twice for the same crime

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double jeopardy

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Money paid to a court for release from jail until trial, protected by the 8th Amendment from being excessive.

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bail

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Fundamental rules about what is allowed or owed to people by a legal system, social convention, or ethical theory.

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rights

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The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants

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freedom

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Law enforcement's gathering of crime evidence; protected from unreasonable actions by the 4th amendment.

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search and seizure

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Term for taking away or restricting a person's right

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abridge

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Government's right to take private property for public use with compensation, protected by the 5th Amendment.

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Eminent Domain