Joseph Duncan
This was the year the Groene family murders occurred.
What was 2005.
These are the three law enforcement agencies that are actively working and collaborating in WA state.
What are WSP, Sheriff's (or county), and local (or city).
This is the supreme law of the land in the United States.
What is the U.S. Constitution.
This is the alternative to serving time in jail. Also known as the most common form of punishment in the U.S.
What is probation.
This is Mrs. Devine's favorite area of study within the criminal justice system.
What is corrections and/or rehabilitative programs - particularly drug/alcohol related.
Duncan was apprehended at this type of public establishment with Shasta Groene.
What is a Denny's restaurant.
This is the legal standard required to make an arrest.
Extra 100 points awarded if you can name the legal standard that must be met for an officer to briefly detain and pat down a suspect.
What is probable cause.
What is reasonable suspicion.
This defense claims the defendant was somewhere else when the crime occurred.
What is an alibi.
This philosophy aims to prevent crime through the threat of punishment.
What is deterrence.
This term refers to the security designation given to new inmates.
What is custody level or classification.
These are the names of the three individuals who were initially murdered by Joseph Duncan.
Extra 100 points if you can recall the youngest individuals age (of these three).
Who are Brenda Groene, Mark McKenzie, and Slade Groene.
What was 13 years old.
This legal principle allows officers to seize evidence without a warrant if it’s clearly visible.
What is the plain view doctrine.
This type of attorney is provided to defendants who cannot afford one.
Who is a public defender or court appointed attorney.
This term refers to the supervised release of a prisoner before the completion of their maximum sentence, often contingent on good behavior and compliance with specific conditions.
What is parole.
This is the name of the WSP Trooper who guest spoke in class this quarter.
Extra 100 points if you can recall what physical activity he is particularly lacking in.
Who is Trooper Bryan Villanueva.
What is swimming.
This is the first law enforcement agency to respond to the Groene family murders.
Who is the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department.
These are four different types of federal law enforcement agencies.
What are CBP, the U.S. Secret Service, the FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service, etc.
This process involves questioning potential jurors before trial.
What is voir dire.
A form of punishment that isolates inmates from nearly all human contact.
Extra 100 points if you can accurately recall the number of hours per day inmates spend in this isolation.
What is solitary confinement.
What is 23.5 hours a day.
The term to describe when the punishment fits the crime.
What is retribution.
These are four states in which Joseph Duncan had committed crimes in.
What are Washington (first known sexual assault in 1978), Idaho (Groene family in CDA), Montana (Dylan Groene murder), Minnesota (charged with molesting a 6 year old boy), California (charged and convicted of kidnapping and murdering 10 year old Anthony Martinez), and Kansas (1997 Duncan was arrested for parole violation)
This case established the requirement to inform suspects of their rights before interrogation.
What is Miranda v. Arizona.
This constitutional protection prevents someone from being tried twice for the same crime.
What is double jeopardy.
This term describes a facility that provides all necessities of life for its residents.
What is a total institution.
This shared principle allows police officers, judges, and corrections officials to make individualized decisions within the bounds of the law, often influencing arrest, sentencing, and inmate management.
What is discretion.