Government Chapter 14B Rights of the Accused

Testifying against yourself.

• exclusionary rule

• probable cause

• self-incrimination

• double jeopardy

 Trying someone more than once for the same criminal offense.

• exclusionary rule

• self-incrimination

• double jeopardy

• probable cause

Ruled that state capital punishment was legal under a two step process.

• Katz v. United States

• Gregg v. Georgia

• Gideon v. Wainwright

• Brown v. Board of Education

Ruled that the 6th amendment guaranteed the right to a lawyer at the state and federal levels.

• Katz v. United States

• Gregg v. Georgia

• Gideon v. Wainwright

• Mapp v. Ohio

The right of an accused person to have a lawyer provided is a provision of the

• exclusionary rule.

• ex post facto law.

• Miranda Rule.

• All of the Above

A warrant is required

• to search a person’s garbage placed outside for trash collection.

• to listen in on a person’s private telephone conversation.

• for school officials to search a student’s property if they believe a rule or law has been broken.

• All of the above

The Fifth Amendment protects the accused from self-incrimination

• by preventing the police from using physical force to get a confession.

• by requiring the police to tell a suspect that he or she may refuse to answer questions.

• by allowing the accused to refuse to testify.

• all of the above.

Which Amendment is used to challenge the death penalty

• 6th

• 7th

• 8th

• 9th

Which Amendment is used to prevent searches and seizures from the government

• 4th

• 5th

• 21st

• 30th

Which Amendment guarantees your right to a trial and a lawyer

• 4th

• 5th

• 6th

• 13th