The Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights is
What is the first 10 amendments to the United States Constitution
The fourth amendment protects against
What is unreasonable searches and seizures.
Voluntary Encounter
This is read to someone if they are in custody and are about to be interogated
What is their Miranda Rights
The main protection provided by the fifth amendment
What is the right against self incrimination or "the right to remain silent"
The Second amendment protects
This exception to the warrant requirement is provided by the owner of the property being searched
What is Consent
Level of suspicion is required to make an arrest
Probable Cause
This amendment protects against self incrimination
What is the Fifth Amendment
According to the fifth amendment when the government takes private property they must
What is provide "just compensation" to the property owner.
Which amendment gives the right to a trial by jury
What is the sixth amendment
An exception to the exclusionary rule that involves an officer acting with honest intentions
What is Good Faith
Case that allows police to frisk an individual for weapons
Terry v. Ohio
Having a right to counsel during interrogation means
What is having an attorney present during police questioning
This is discussed in the fifth and fourteenth amendment and prohibits the government from depriving people of life, liberty or property
What is Due Process
This amendment protects freedom of religion along with other things
What is the first amendment
Three activities the fourth amendment regulates
What is searching persons for evidence, places and things for evidence, and seizing evidence
Three types of police encounters with citizens
What is a voluntary encounter, investigative detention, and arrest.
The Public Safety Exception allows police to question someone when
What is before they read them their miranda rights because there is an immediate threat to public safety
The fifth amendment states this about grand juries
What is that no person shall be held accountable for a capital or infamous crime unless indicted by a grand jury
The Bill of Rights protects
What is the civil rights and liberties of the individuals in the United States
The court ruling from this case involving electronic eavesdropping determined that the fourth amendment protects people, not places
Katz v. United States
1989 Supreme Court Case discussing "objective reasonableness" and what a reasonable officer might do if placed in the said situation.
What is Graham v. Connor
Police may ask someone questions without informing them of their miranda rights because
What is- the individual is not in police custody and is free to leave at any time
The double jeopardy clause of the fifth amendment states