The amount of amendments the Bill of Rights Deal with.
What is 10?
The necessary point in time to read Rights.
What is questioning?
A person does not have to be a witness against _____.
Who is themself?
The department utilized for Supreme Court Bailiffs.
What is the 4th amendment?
What is the 2nd Amendment?
What is the Right to Remain Silent?
The part about property cannot be taken for public use without ______ ______.
What is just compensation?
The instrument used by police to sniff for drugs that is not considered a search.
What is a dog?
The amendment that deals with freedom of religion.
What is the 1st Amendment?
The opposing council to Miranda.
What is Arizona?
The one exception for this.
What is War?
The case that made officers declare Miranda Warnings before questioning.
What is Miranda vs. Arizona?
One of the things an officer needs to violate this right.
What is Exigency/P.C./ or Plain View?
The year the original Constitution was written.
1787
The other name for Miranda Warning.
The time this can any person declare the 5th amendment.
What is Whenever?
The case name of the officer that shot the kid going over the fence fleeing from a suspected felony.
What is Tennessee vs. Garner
The exception officers use to search and seize an item they can see.
What is the Plain View Doctrine?
The total amount of Amendments including and outside the Bill of Rights.
What is 27?
The one thing you are entitled to regarding Miranda.
What is the Right to Council?
The name for not being able to take someone to court for the same thing.
What is double jeopardy?
The name of the warrant that officers can enter the residence of a possible homicide without warrant.
During a lawful arrest, police may search anywhere within your reach.
What is a search incident to arrest?