Due Process and Your Individual Freedoms

Categorize the actions below based on whether they are PROCEDURAL or SUBSTANTIVE due process.

Groups:

(a) Procedural Due Process

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(b) Substantive Due Process

• Police may not enter your home without a warrant.

• You have the right to freedom of speech.

• You must be read your Miranda Rights.

• You have the right to access healthcare.

• You must be given a lawyer.

• You have the right to access education.

Refusing someone a good or service based on their skin, gender, etc., is referred to as...

• Racism

• Discrimination

• Sexism

• Bigotry

Discrimination is outlawed by the US Constitution in the...

• 13th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• It Isn't

Match the following amendments to the protection or right that they provide.

• Slavery Illegal

• 2nd

• Due Process of Law

• 5th

• No Housing Troops

• 4th

• The Right to Bear Arms

• 3rd

• The Right to Privacy

• 13th

According to the 14th Amendment, the police may NOT deprive a citizen of _______ without due process.

• Life, Liberty, or Property

• Life, Faith, or Income

• Faith, Speech, or Assembly

• Property, Social Mobility, or Privacy

Match the Court Case to it's impact on Due Process and personal Freedom.

• Searching vehicles without warrants

• Riley v California

• Need warrant to search Cell Phones

• Mapp v Ohio

• The Plain View Doctrine

• Minnesota v Carter

• Police must read you your rights

• California v Acevedo

• No illegally obtained evidence in court.

• Miranda v Arizona

The ​ (a)   states that the police can obtain evidence they can visibly see, even without a warrant.

• Plain View Doctrine
• Exclusionary Rule
• Probable Cause Law
• Miranda Rights

The ​ (a)   outlines what is considered illegally obtained evidence.

• Exclusionary Rule
• Probably Cause Rule
• Plain View Doctrine
• Miranda Rights

In New Jersey v TLO, the school was justified in searching the student's possessions because of...

• Probable Cause

• The Exclusionary Rule

• Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule

• Due Process

True or False: The Police CAN arrest you WITHOUT a warrant if the arrest takes place in a public venue.

• True

• False