Search and Seizure
Interrogation and Confessions
Freedom of Speech
Government and Personnel
Constitution
100

In order to initiate a traffic stop, what standard of proof must a law enforcement officer possess?

Reasonable Suspicion

100

This is the case that established the requirement for law enforcement to inform suspects of their rights prior to interrogation while in custody

Miranda v. Arizona

100

Libel and Slander are both forms of what legal term?

Defamation

100

This is the branch of government that a law enforcement officer falls under

The Executive Branch

100

The title for the statement in the U.S. Constitution that begins with "We The People"

The Preamble

200

This is the term used to define land or buildings that surround a home

Curtilage

200

This person must be present prior to additional interrogation once a suspect has invoked their Sixth amendment right

Their attorney

200

This case held that students of public schools may engage in symbolic speech so long as it does not cause disruption to the learning environment

Tinker v. Des Moines

200

Power of the government to take property for public use, so long as just compensation is provided.

Eminent Domain

200

This case ruled public school segregation based on race was unconstitutional

Brown v. Board of Education

300

This case established that police must obtain a warrant to intercept conversations made on public pay phones via the installment of listening devices

Katz v. United States

300

This refers to a confession that is made without coercion, threats, or promises

Voluntary Confession

300

This case limits the first amendment's freedoms via the "clear and present danger" test.

Schenck v. United States

300

This is the standard of proof that is required in a criminal trial to convict a defendant

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

300

Amendment that grants the right to a speedy trial

Sixth Amendment

400

This case established the "Exclusionary Rule"

Mapp v. Ohio

400

This is the amount of time that must pass in conjunction with a break in custody following a suspect's invocation of their right to silence before police can re-initiate interrogation without violating Miranda

14 days

400

This case held that desecration of the American Flag is a form of protected speech

Texas v. Johnson
400

This is the body of government that is given the power to declare war

Congress

400

This is the constitutional principle that limits each branch of government via delegation of specific powers and ensures none become too powerful

Checks and Balances

500

If evidence is obtained through the execution of a search warrant that is later found to be defective, that evidence potentially could be admissible in court, so long as...

The police acted in good faith when relying on the warrant

500

This case established that in order for someone to invoke their right to remain silent, they must do so unambiguously, and silence alone is not considered an invocation of the right.

Berghuis v. Thompkins

500

Case that held that hate speech is protected unless it incites imminent criminal action

Brandenburg v. Ohio

500

The Judicial Branch of the federal government is responsible for what?

Interpretation of the Constitution, hearing controversies etc.

500

This is the title given to the first ten amendments of the Constitution

Bill of Rights