Bill of Rights
Which amendment is related to "you have the right to remain silent"?
5th Amendment
In the move, "The Wizard of Oz", what did the Scarecrow want from the wizard?
a brain
Refer to the Judge as _________. Be ______ to all members of the courthouse staff.
Your Honor; Respectful
What body language lets another person know you are listening to them when they are talking?
This amendment promises me a lawyer when I face jail time.
6th amendment
Which city in the United States is known as the "Windy City"?
_____ at the judge and staff in the eye when speaking or being spoken to. Use a _____ and ____ voice when speaking.
Look; Loud and Clear
What should you do when speaking to the Judge?
Stand and address the Jude as "Your Honor"
Which amendment protects from unlawful searches and seizure and requires search warrants to be signed by a judge?
4th amendment
In what country would you find Taj Mahal?
India
_____ interrupt the Judge, other parties, or anyone else. Wait your turn!
Don't
The way you dress and behave say more about you than you realize. True or False?
True!
What is the exclusionary rule?
It protects against illegally gathered evidence from being used in trial.
What was the name of the U.S. mail service, started in 1860, that used horses and riders?
The Pony Express
How should you dress and groom yourself before going to court?
Shower, Shave/trim facial hair, clean hands/fingernails, teeth brushed, and dress in clean clothing.
Your _____ and ______ should show you care about the laws and your rights.
clothing and behavior
What is the name of the reason why you cannot be tried for the same crime twice?
Double Jeopardy (this is in the 5th amendment!)
In hockey, how many players from each team are allowed to be on the ice at the same time?
6
If a Judge reprimands you for any reason, what should you do?
Apologize to both the judge and the court by stating something similar to: "I apologize your honor and I apologize to the court."
Judges often include how you behave and dress in their decisions. True or False?
True!