5th Amendment Quick Review

Double Jeopardy means that

• You cannot be tried for the same crime twice
• Evidence was not presented
• Right to a lawyer
• Right to a trial

In one landmark Supreme Court case, a man was unaware that he had the right to remain silent and felt he was tricked into a confession. What landmark case ruled in favor of the accused and as a result requires police officers to remind a suspect of their rights during an arrest?

• Gideon v. Wainright
• Brown v. Board of Education
• Plessy v. Ferguson
• Miranda v. Arizona

Part of due process guaranteed through the Fifth Amendment requires police officers to remind accused persons of their rights before arresting them. This reading of rights is called your...

• Miranda Rights
• double jeopardy
• writ of certariori
• precedent

The 5th Amendment relates to the...

• search and seizure
• right to bear arms
• electing the president
• rights of accused

A(n)__________________ protects you against over-zealous prosecution. This means that a group of citizens are responsible for looking at the evidence and concluding whether or not someone should go to trial, rather than a government official.

• Petit Jury

• Prosecutor

• Warrant

• Grand Jury

A group of jurors who hear evidence in a case and arrive at a verdict is called a(n)…

• Supreme Court

• Grand Jury

• Verdict Jury

• Petit Jury

Which has more jurors?

• Petit jury

• Grand jury

The government can take private property only if it meets what two requirements?

• the owner receives just compensation/ the government follows due process of law

• The property is useful to the public/ a minimum 1 year warning for taking the property

• The property is useful to the public/ the government has probable cause

• The property is useful to the public/ the owner receives just compensation

The idea that government must treat people fairly when it takes life, liberty, or property is part of your right to ________.

• Grand Jury

• Due Process

• Eminent Domain

• Warrant-less Searches

What court case decided that government taking of private property for advancing economic development constitutes public use?

• Kelo v. New London

• Miranda v. Arizona

• Mapp v. Ohio

• Hawaii v. Midkiff