Protects individuals from wrongful ___________ and _______________
What is search and seizure?
Do not have to provide testimony against one's self
What is self incrimination?
Protects against unlawful search and seizure
What is the 4th Amendment?
Another way of saying Incompetent to Proceed
What is ITP?
Defendant has the right to remain silent
What is the 5th Amendment?
Issued by a magistrate providing permission to search a home
What is a warrant?
Must take place within 6 month
What is a trial?
Probable cause is needed to obtain one of these
What is a warrant?
Defendant's trial is stop due to being found
What is incompetent to proceed?
Can you be tried for the same crime twice
What is false?
Need in order to get a warrant
What is probable cause?
Halted, ceased, or stopped until a further date
What is to be found incompetent?
A homeowner voluntarily allows law enforcement officers to search their property without a warrant or probable cause.
What is consent?
Found incompetent to proceed what must you do
What is attending restoration classes?
Exclusionary Rule means ___________
What is collecting evidence illegally?
Running a red light and being pulled over by an officer
What is lawful search and seizure?
Requires notice be given of your charges and an opportunity to contest them
What is due process?
During a police interrogation, the suspect is not informed of their Miranda rights, and they are coerced into making self-incriminating statements without access to an attorney.
What is self-incrimination
Charges are made, then what happens
What is a trial?
Fair procedures must be followed before not allowing a person life, liberty, or property
What is due process?
Not about to use evidence found illegally
What is the exclusionary rule?
Warning given by police if going to be questioned
What is the Miranda Warning?
Self-incrimination, due process, and Miranda warning
What is the 5th Amendment
Reason why you are here
What is found incompetent to proceed?
Being stop for a DUI, the person may be search- yes or no
What is yes?