Key Points
Bill of Rights
Crimes
Crimes Part 2
Enacting Law
100
The Sources of Law
What is Federal, State and Local.
100
Freedom of assembly and religion
What is: The First Amendment
100
Misdemeanor defined as
What is: Less serious criminal conduct punishable by incarceration for less than one year.
100
Prostitution, Gambling and engaged in organized crime.
What is: Crimes against Public Morals
100
There are eight procedures to get a bill passed. "What is the first step?"
What is: The idea is formatted in the written form of a bill
200
The Historical Origins of the Law
What is: Code of Hammurabi Magna Carta English Common Law English Bill of Rights
200
Grand jury, Double Jeopardy, and Due Process.
What is: the Fifth Amendment
200
As a misdemeanor you can not be arrested for
What is Speeding and Open Container.
200
Public Intoxication, Riots, and Harassment
What is: Crimes against Public Order
200
Finish the sentence: "If the President signs the law, ......................"
What is It Becomes Law
300
Terry v. Ohio
What is the right to search or Frisk someone if you think they are a danger if you are a officer alone and no backup
300
No excessive bail, No excessive fines, and No cruel and unusual punishment.
What is: The Eighth Amendment
300
There are three classes in a Misdemeanor, what is it?
What is Class C, Class B and Class A
300
Thief, fraud, and forgery
What is: Crimes against Property
300
The Bill goes to the House for a vote; if it does not pass,......................l"
What is: It Fails
400
A warrant must include a very specific three point detail
What is: Offense committed The property to be seized Property is at a place to be searched
400
Speedy and public trial, and Right to an attorney.
What is: The Sixth Amendment
400
There are five classes of a felony, what are they?
What is State Jail 3rd degree 2nd degree 1st degree Capital
400
Homicide, sexual assault and Robbery
What is: Crimes Against Persons
400
The bill is sent to the President for.........................!
What is: A Signature
500
Define the Exclusionary Rule
What is: No evidence shall be admitted into a criminal trial that was obtained in violation of constitutional rights.
500
Governs all laws relating to arrest, search and seizure, and the rights citizens have to privacy
What is: The Fourth Amendment
500
2-10 years in prison and a 10,000 fine and 5-99 years in prison and a 10,000 fine
What is: 3rd degree felony and a 1st degree felony.
500
Define Crimes Against Habitations
What is Burglary, Arson and Criminal trespass
500
If the bill passes the House vote, it proceeds to the ......................!
What is: Senate
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