Miranda v Arizona Case
What was the main issue in this case?
Was this a wrongful conviction?
What is yes?
Was Gideon able to afford a lawyer in his trial after he was arrested?
What is no he was not able to afford one?
Judges ruling one case at a time is known as what?
What is case by case ruling?
Were any of the three cases discussed completely fair?
What is no?
What was Miranda arrested for?
What is rape/kidnapping?
What was the only evidence connect McMillian to the murder?
What is the recorded confession from Myers and the two witnesses who said they saw his truck at the crime scene?
What was Gideon initially arrested for?
What is for breaking into a pool hall in Panama City, Florida?
Facts that are put in front of the jury is known as what?
What is procedure?
Did Gideon get appointed with a lawyer in his second trial?
What is yes?
What was the outcome of this case?
What is the Arizona Supreme Court appealed the case because they agreed that the confession was not fully voluntary and he was released?
How long did the trial last?
What is a day and a half?
How long was he sentenced to prison for?
What is 5 years?
What is the US, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, and South Africa?
What is the writ of Habeas Corpus?
What is the government being allowed to present someone before the court?
What how many years was he sentenced to in prison?
What is 20-30 years?
What was the final outcome of the case?
Who did he write a petition to?
What is the Supreme Court?
Decisions in court that are influenced by past decisions is known as what?
What is stare decisis?
What is Common Law?
What is a body of law that comes from judicial decisions as opposed to legislative actions?
What amendment from the Bill of Rights did this case violate?
What is the 5th amendment?
What is the death sentence?
Which of Gideon's rights did he say were violated?
What is the 6th and 14th amendments?
A regulated procedure that is fair in all respects will lead to a just solution is known as what?
What did the Gideon's case insure in regards to a person's wealth?
What is it insured that a person's wealth would not determine the outcome of a criminal court case?