Miranda and Other Rights

People accused of crimes must be read their rights (Miranda v. Arizona); Eminent Domain (the government can take your property, but has to pay for it).

• 5th Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 10th Amendment

• 1st Amendment

What amendment is shown here? 

• You can't be tried for the same crime twice, right to remain silent, witness has to testify

• Right to bear arms

• Right to refuse quarter to soldiers

• protection from cruel and unusual punishment

All of the following are rights of the accused EXCEPT...

• the right to remain silent

• the right to a speedy trial

• the right to have a lawyer

• the right to bail

​What did the case Miranda v. Arizona result in?

• People must be read their rights when they are arrested

• People are not allowed a lawyer if they cannot afford one

• Miranda was freed

• Anything someone does can be used against them in the court of law

What is the purpose of the following image?

• It prevents one from having an attorney during questioning.

• It prevents juveniles from being arrested without their rights being read.

• It safeguards our freedom of speech when being questioned by the police.

• It prevents one from self-incriminating himself.

Analyze the image and write the correct court case the image relates to. Spell your answer exactly as stated in the word bank. Capitalization counts! (Court cases might repeat).

Does Miranda apply to all incriminating statements made to police?

• yes

• no

Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution is associated with the Miranda rights?

• 5th Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 6th Amendment

• 8th Amendment

What is the primary purpose of the Miranda warning?

• To inform suspects of their rights

• To ensure a speedy trial

• To provide legal representation

• To prevent unlawful search

In which year was the Miranda v. Arizona case decided?

• 1966

• 1972

• 1954

• 1980