Amendments
Freedom of Speech and Press
What is the First Amendment?
Entering a residence to search with permission from a judge.
What is a warrant?
An Officer must read these before an interregation can be conducted
What is Miranda Rights?
After an individual is arrested this takes place.
What is an interagation?
This document holds ten amendments
What is the Bill of Rights?
The right to bear arms
Evidence that a crime has been commited
What is Probable Cause?
The right to counsel
What is the 6th Amendment?
Intergations often result in this
What is a confession?
Patting down the outer clothing of an individual
What is a Terry Frisk?
James Madison
What is the author of the Second Amendment?
Hot pursuit of a subject
What is an exigent circumstance?
An indivdual cannot afford an attorney
What is the state providing an attorney?
This case created the rights that individuals are read while being arrested
What is Miranda v. Arizona?
An officer restrains an individual and tells them they are not free to go
What is an arrest?
Speech can not contain abusive or insulting language.
What is First Amendment restrictions?
The right to have one's persons, home, papers, and effects secure from unreasonable searches
What is the Fourth Amendment?
An indivudal chooses to speak to officers without an attorney present
What is waiving your right to counsel?
A confession is made voluntary
What is admissible in court?
An officer approches and individual and engages in conversation with them
What is an consensual encounter?
The National Archives
What is the home of the bill of rights?
A vehicle can be searched without a search warrant if there is probable cause that evidence is inside the car.
What is the Carroll Doctrine?
The year felons gained the right to counsel
What is 1963?
Protects individual from self incrimination
What is the Fifth Amendment?
An officer detains an individual under suspicion that a crime has been commited
What is an investigory stop?