The principle that prevents someone from being tried twice for the same offense
5th Amendment
What chemical was used to expose the truth during the murder trial State v. Brooke Windham in the movie Legally Blonde?
Ammonium Thioglycolate
The person considered the "first serial killer"
H.H. Holmes
This objection went viral during the Depp v. Heard (2022) trial
Hearsay
Majors in forensic science
Alexa
The 3 main components of the U.S. Criminal Justice System are "police, courts, and ?"
Corrections
(answer) is the name of the serial killer who kills Aaron Hotchner's wife in Criminal Minds
George Foyet
The car Ted Bundy drove
Volkswagon Bug
Leather driving gloves
Graduating this year...
Delaney, Michelle, & Briana
The decade DNA was first used in criminal investigations
1980s
Law & Order
The 19th century murderer often associated with unsolved killings of women in London
Jack the Ripper
The jury was split this way during the Lindsay Clancy trial
11-1
Has an internship with Coaching4Change
Delaney
This principle means a person is considered innocent until proven guilty
the presumption of innocence
In NCIS, this federal agency investigates crimes involving the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
The serial killer in Milwaukee (... now has a TV showed based on)
Jeffrey Dahmer
These two brothers were convicted of killing their parents in 1989
Lyle and Erik Menedez
Has worked at the Rhode Island Department of Corrections
This principle requires the government to follow fair and established legal procedures before taking away a person's life, liberty, or property.
Due Process
The "Ice Truck Killer" is a major antagonist in the beginning of which series?
Dexter
The Green River Killer
Gary Ridgeway
Involved eight defendants accused of conspiring to incite violence at the 1968 Democratic National Convention
Chicago Seven Trial
Conducts research alongside a professor and has attended conferences to showcase it