Due Process & Trials and Punishments

To carry out a plan

• execute

• instruct

• due process

• warrant

doing or saying something that might cause you to be tried for a crime

• self-incrimination

• instruct

• due process

• warrant

a legal document that authorizes a search or seizure

• self-incrimination

• instruct

• due process

• warrant

a principle of law that states a citizen cannot be denied his or her legal rights

• self-incrimination

• execute

• due process

• warrant

The _______ Amendment protects citizens from being unlawfully searched.

• Fourth

• First

• Second

• Fifth

Schools regularly use the ruling in __________to justify searching students.

• Horton v. California

• Mapp v. Ohio

• New Jersey v. T.L.O

• Miranda v. Arizona

The decision in __________created the exclusionary rule. (evidence found in an illegal search cannot be used in court)

• Horton v. California

• Mapp v. Ohio

• New Jersey v. T.L.O

• Miranda v. Arizona

The decision in ___________ established that law enforcement does not need a warrant to gather evidence that is in plain view .

• Horton v. California

• Terry v. Ohio

• New Jersey v. T.L.O

• Miranda v. Arizona

The decision in ___________ established that Miranda was denied his rights. • He had not been instructed that he had the right to avoid self-incrimination.

• Horton v. California

• Terry v. Ohio

• New Jersey v. T.L.O

• Miranda v. Arizona

All people accused of a crime are subject to the same treatment and rules.

A citizen cannot be forced to confess to a crime.

No citizen can be tried twice for the same crime.

These are all part of the ___Amendment

• First

• Fourth

• Fifth

• Sixth