Chapter 5

Miranda Process

100

The Miranda Warning protects people from not speaking against themselves under what AMENDMENT?

WHAT IS

5th Amendment

200

What happens if these rights are not read before questioning?

WHAT IS

It cannot be used in court.

300

The Miranda Rights protects people right to ______ ______.

WHAT IS 

Right to remain silent

400

TRUE OR FALSE

You must afford a lawyer if not you will not be provided one. 

FALSE

One WILL be provided for you.

500

Are Police officers the only ones who read the Miranda Rights?

WHAT IS 

NO, detectives also do before interrogation.

Miranda Rights Required or Not

100

If a person voluntarily speaks without being questioned, is it required for the officer to read these rights?

WHAT IS
NO

200

When can Police officers skip reading these rights?

WHAT IS

When there's an immediate public concern.

300

TRUE OR FALSE

Being read your Miranda Rights automatically means you are under arrest

WHAT IS

False

400

What are two examples of when the Miranda Warning is REQUIRED.

WHAT IS (any of these two)

• When a person is in police custody.
• When officers are about to interrogate (ask questions about a crime).
• When statements could be used as evidence in court.
• When a suspect is clearly under arrest or not free to leave.

500

what are 2 examples of when the Miranda Warning is NOT required.

WHAT IS (Any of these 2)

• If the person voluntarily speaks without being questioned.
• When there’s an immediate public safety concern (like finding a weapon).
• During traffic stops or temporary detentions.
• When officers are not yet interrogating just general conversation

Waving or invoking Miranda's rights

100

how many elements are there?

3

200

what do they need to understand?

The warning of the person

300

Who advises the warning?

officer

400

True or False

Anything you say can be used against you in court after invoking your Miranda rights

false

500

Waving or invocation of the Miranda rights (....)

silence and counsel

Random

100

Which planet is known as red?

WHAT IS

MARS

200

What's the tallest mountain in the world?

WHAT IS 

Mount Everest

300

What are the 3 branches in the government?

WHAT IS

Executive, Legislative, & Judicial.

400

What day is Bell Game?

Friday, October 31

500

Whats the Fourteenth Amendment?

WHAT IS

All persons born or naturalized in the U.S. have rights regardless of their citizenship.

waivers/types of waivers

100

what makes a voluntary waiver invalid?

police coercion or tricks

200

what are examples of a conditional waiver?

refusing to give a written statement, refusing to be recorded, answering some questions but not others, refusing to speak to certain officers, waits a certain amount of time before answering

300

the person acknowledges understanding their rights and acts in way that shows they are giving them up

implied waiver

400

what is a knowing waiver?

when a person understands the four miranda rights

500

it cannot be the result of?

force, threats, promises, or pressure