Criminal Justice Process Review

What does the 4th Amendment protect you from?

• Unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant and probable cause

• Being forced to incriminate yourself

• Being tried for the same crime twice

• Having to testify against yourself in court

What is one of the protections provided by the 5th Amendment?

• The right to a speedy trial

• Protection from being forced to say anything that might make it easier to convict you of a crime

• The right to bear arms

• Freedom of speech

What does the 5th Amendment require before you can be brought to trial?

• A public announcement of the charges

• A grand jury/preliminary hearing

• A confession

• Evidence of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt

What does "double jeopardy" refer to in the context of the 5th Amendment?

• Being judged by two different courts

• Being tried for the same crime twice

• Having two different sentences for the same crime

• Being charged with two crimes for one action

What does the 6th Amendment guarantee?

• The right to bear arms

• The right to a speedy and public trial

• The right to freedom of speech

• The right to vote

What is one of the rights protected by the 14th Amendment?

• The right to privacy

• The right to due process of law

• The right to assemble peacefully

• The right to petition the government

According to the 14th Amendment, who is guaranteed equal protection under the law?

• Only citizens born in the United States

• Only employed individuals

• Everyone regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, etc.

• Only property owners

What is the purpose of the Miranda Rule?

• To ensure that individuals understand their rights under the 1st Amendment

• To remind individuals of their 5th and 6th Amendment protections at the time of arrest

• To inform individuals of their right to a speedy trial

• To provide individuals with the right to vote

What does the Writ of Habeas Corpus guarantee?

• A person can be held indefinitely without being charged with a crime

• A person cannot be held in custody or jailed without a legal basis or charge

• A person has the right to bear arms

• A person has the right to freedom of speech

What does the Exclusionary Rule state regarding evidence discovered during an illegal search?

• The evidence can be used against you at trial if it is relevant.

• The evidence cannot be used against you at trial.

• The evidence can be used against you at trial with a valid search warrant.

• The evidence must be disclosed to the public.