Other Bill of Rights Protections Vocabulary

What is the term for being officially charged with a crime?

• Indictment

• Accused

• Self-incrimination

• Double jeopardy

What is a search warrant?

• A formal charge by a grand jury

• A document that gives permission to do something

• A court order allowing police to search a suspect’s property and seize evidence

• Money paid as a deposit to ensure trial attendance

What does probable cause refer to?

• The government’s right to take private property for public use

• Strong reason to think a person or property was involved in a crime

• Legal steps that must be followed

• Being tried twice for the same crime

What is due process?

• A formal charge by a grand jury

• Legal steps that must be followed

• Testifying against oneself

• A document that gives permission to do something

What is eminent domain?

• The government’s right to take private property for public use

• Money paid as a deposit to ensure trial attendance

• A court order allowing police to search a suspect’s property

• Being officially charged with a crime

What is an indictment?

• A document that gives permission to do something

• A formal charge by a grand jury

• Testifying against oneself

• Legal steps that must be followed

What does double jeopardy mean?

• Being tried twice for the same crime

• A strong reason to think a person was involved in a crime

• A court order allowing police to search a property

• The government’s right to take private property

What is self-incrimination?

• Testifying against oneself

• A formal charge by a grand jury

• Money paid as a deposit to ensure trial attendance

• Legal steps that must be followed

What is bail?

• A document that gives permission to do something

• Money paid as a deposit to ensure someone returns for their trial

• A formal charge by a grand jury

• The government’s right to take private property

What does it mean to retain something?

• To give permission to do something

• To keep or hold on to

• To officially charge with a crime

• To testify against oneself