''Other Bill of Rights Protections'' Chapter 4 Lesson2

The fourth, fifth, sixth, and eighth amendments protect the rights of the ________, people officially charged with crimes.

The fourth amendment protects us against ''unreasonable searches and __________.''

A police officer can search a person's property or take his or her possessions at will.

• true

• false

A police officer must have ________ _______, or strong reason to think the person was involved in a crime.

What is the court order that allows an officer to search a suspect's home, business, or other property: _______ ________

An __________ is a document issued by a body called a grand jury that formally charges someone with a serious crime.

Who decides whether someone is guilty or innocent of a crime?

• the government

• a jury

• Congress

• a police officer

A person cannot be tried twice for the same crime if they were found innocent the first trial.

• true

• false

What is it called if someone is tried twice for the same crime?

• double jeopardy

• triple jeopardy

• wheel of fortune

The 5th amendment also protects an accused person's right to remain ___________.