Rights of the Accused

In ________________ vs. the U.S., freedom of speech could be limited if it presented a "clear and present danger" to the public.

• Gideon

• Miranda

• Korematsu

• Schenck

Probable cause is:

• A warrant issued before a search or arrest

• A reasonable suspicion that a crime has been comitted

• Rule that states that illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court

• Trying someone twice for the same crime

A defendant makes a confession. They were violent when arrested and attempted to assault a police officer. Would they need to be read their Miranda Rights while being subdued for the confession to be used in court?

• Yes

• No

The exclusionary rule is:

• A warrant issued before a search or arrest

• A reasonable suspicion that a crime has been comitted

• The concept that illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court

• Trying someone twice for the same crime

Guarantees you the right to a speedy and public trial of your peers:

• 4th Amendment

• 5th Amendment

• 6th Amendment

• 8th Amendment

Which of the following methods of execution is legal in the United States?

• Death by Guillotine

• Sati (Death by Burning)

• Death by Firing Squad

• Death by Assisted Suicide

Which of the following amendments made selective incorporation of the Bill of Rights apply to the states?

• 6th amendment

• 8th amendment

• 14th amendment

• 2nd amendment

During times of war, the U.S. tends to _________________ the civil rights of Americans.

• Limit

• Expand

• Redirect

• Create

One of the exceptions to the Fourth Amendment would be ___________________________.

• Providing an attorney

• Stop and Frisk

• Remaining Silent

• The Exclusionary Rule

"Double Jeopardy," as a legal term, means ______________________.

• Being able to take the government to court for "public use"

• Being able to answer all of the daily double questions

• Not being charged with the same type of crime twice

• Not being charged for the same exact crime twice