Miranda v. Arizona/Gideon v. Wainwright

What was Miranda NOT told? 

• His rights before the police interrogation

• The language in the 5th Amendment

• His rights before bringing his case to the President

• The language of the 4th Amendment

Based on the information provided, which amendment is being violated in this case?

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 5

What right(s) within that amendment was violated?

• Due Process

• Double Jeopardy

• Self-incrimination

• Eminent Domain

What is the right to not self incriminate?

• Gov’t cannot take away your natural rights

• You cannot be tried for the same crime twice

• You do not have to testify against yourself

• The government cannot take your land unless it pays

How was this right to not self incriminated violated?

• Had no counsel (lawyer) present during the questioning

• The government took his land without paying him

• He was tried for the same crime twice

• The government took away his natural rights

What was established by the Supreme Court as a result of Miranda v. Arizona?

• Police officers have to inform you of your right to remain silent if you are being questioned

• Police officers have to inform you of your natural rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

• Police officers have to inform you of the amount the government is going to pay you for land

• Police officers have can't arrest you for the same crime twice

Why was precedent that was established by the Supreme Court Miranda v. Arizona important?

• Your right to not self incriminate was protected

• Your right to your natural rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness was protected

• Your right of the government paying for your land was protected

• Your right of not being charged for the same crime twice was protected

What was Gideon denied and why? 

• A speedy trail because the judge did not think his case was important enough

• An impartial because Florida did not have a jury selection process

• A lawyer because the judge said that Florida only provided attorneys to defendants charged with serious crimes that might result in the death penalty if they were found guilty

Based on the information provided, which amendment is being violated in this case?

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 6

What right(s) within that amendment was violated?

• A speedy trial

• An impartial (fair) jury

• A lawyer if you don’t have one

• A person is allowed to know what they’re charged with