Bill of Rights REVIEW

Officer Maddox mentioned several times...you CAN use your RIGHTS but sometimes they come with _________.

• freedom

• payback

• consequences

• feedback

Officer Maddox explained what the "Miranda Warning" or "Miranda Rights" are. He said they have to be read for these TWO situations-a person is in custody + questioning. How long is the Miranda Warning?

• 59 words + 5 lines

• 100 words + 10 lines

• 25 words + 6 lines

• 10 words + 2 lines

Officer Maddox explained the words "due process" and what that means in accordance with our justice system. What is due process?

• Justice system says your "on your own"

• Justice system follows all steps from beginning to end

• Justice system decides steps based on each case

• Justice system does what it wants

What does the word "amendment" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution

• to carry or possess arms

• the temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for a security given with an appearance at a later date

• the process of altering a law or document by a constitutional procedure

What does the word "bear" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution

• to carry or possess arms

• the temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for a security given with an appearance at a later date

• the process of altering a law or document by a constitutional procedure

What does the word "bail" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution

• to carry or possess arms

• the temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for a security given with an appearance at a later date

• the process of altering a law or document by a constitutional procedure

What does the words "Bill of Rights" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution

• to carry or possess arms

• the temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for a security given with an appearance at a later date

• the process of altering a law or document by a constitutional procedure

What does the words "impartial" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• to not be bias or treating something equally

• the finding of a decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it for trial

• a formal written request made to an authority or an organized body

• relating to newspapers, periodical, radio or television news

What does the words "petition" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• to not be bias or treating something equally

• the finding of a decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it for trial

• a formal written request made to an authority or an organized body

• relating to newspapers, periodical, radio or television news

What does the words "press" mean from our Bill of Rights vocabulary list?

• to not be bias or treating something equally

• the finding of a decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it for trial

• a formal written request made to an authority or an organized body

• relating to newspapers, periodical, radio or television news