Civil Liberties Part 3 ( 5th Amendment)

Civil Liberties Part 3

(5th Amendment)

By Christopher Berry

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SWBAT develop historical awareness by recognizing how historical accounts change over time IOT evaluate the Supreme Court’s interpretations of freedoms in the 4th through 8th Amendments in landmark court cases.

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GC.25 Evaluate the Supreme Court’s interpretations of freedoms in the 4th through 8th Amendments. 

Objective

Coach Berry

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Multiple Select

What is it called when a person cannot be tried for the same crime more than once?

• Taking the fifth

• Due process

• Double jeopardy

• life, liberty or property

Multiple Select

Has been told of charges against them

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

What does Due process mean?

• Someone does not have to testify against themselves

• That people must be read their rights

• That people have the right to a fair trial

• That the government can't take your property without paying a fair price for it

Multiple Choice

Brianna was not allowed to give her testimony at her trial

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

What does taking or pleading the "fifth mean"?

• That someone doesn't have to testify against themselves

• That people must be read their rights

• That you can't be tried for the same crime twice

Multiple Choice

Michael is being brought up on the same exact charges he was previously found not guilty to due to new evidence

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

What is the statement called that police have to tell people before they are questioned?

• Taking the fifth

• Miranda Warning

• Double jeopardy

• Eminent domain

Multiple Choice

Trying somebody in a court without a jury

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

The 5th Amendment protects people who are accused of crimes by.........

• allowing citizens to remain silent and not tell on themselves

• ensuring that the due process must take place

• preventing another trial for the same crime if one has already been found innocent (not guilty)

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Holding a hearing without giving enough time to prepare

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

The 5th Amendment relates to the....

• Search and Seizure

• Right to bear arms

• Electing the President

• Right of Accused

Multiple Choice

Using a confession against somebody if they did not know they could remain silent/ were not read Miranda Rights

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Select

Due process and the right to an attorney are rights usually found in which Amendment?

• Fourth Amendment

• Fifth Amendment

• Sixth Amendment

• Seventh Amendment

Multiple Choice

Assigning a free lawyer to somebody who could not afford one

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Choice

Not writing anything down at the hearing or recording what happened there

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Choice

Bringing witnesses to the hearing and asking them to tell what happened

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

Multiple Choice

A person's case takes 6 years to get started

• Due Process

• Not Due Process

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