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Freedom of Speech
The Second Amendment
Bill of Rights
Search and Seizure
Arrest and Detention
100
Speech is protected under the (blank) to the US Constitution
What is First Amendment
100
Under the 2nd Amendment and Wyoming Constitution, residents are allowed to (blank) without a permit
What is carry concealed
100
Number of Amendments included in the Bill of Rights
What is 10
100
The taking by law enforcement of contraband or evidence of a crime, or a person into custody
What is Seizure
100
The level of suspicion for an ARREST
What is probable cause
200
The message almost always carries complete and absolute protection under the 1st Amendment, but the (blank) associated with the delivery of the message does not.
What is Conduct
200
The 2nd Amendment grants citizens the right to (blank)
What is keep and bare arms
200
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, press, or the right of people to peacefully assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
What is First amendment
200
All searches must be limited in (blank). General searches are never legal.
What is scope
200
Free to leave in this encounter
What is Voluntary encounter
300
Directly speaking to a person or group. Challenging or antagonizing them
What is Fighting words
300
A federal government ban on the sale of guns to (blank) card holders does not violate the 2nd Amendment.
What is Medical marijuana
300
Right to secure a persons houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
What is fourth amendment
300
A situation in which a person has exhibited an actual expectation of privacy and that expectation is one that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable.
What is reasonable expectation of privacy
300
One way an officer will have seized a person or gain their compliance
What is Physical restraint or submission to authority.
400
Noise ordinances, anti-litter laws, blocking entrances to parking lots, buildings, or obstructing traffic, restrictions on bill boards, permits, private property
What is restrictions of free speech
400
Political party who placed a ban on assault weapons.
What is Democrats
400
The right to a grand jury for capital or infamous crimes
What is fifth amendment
400
Terry frisk, incident to custodial arrest, voluntary consent, plain view, motor vehicle search for evidence under Carrol Doctrine, open fields, abandoned property, administrative searches, and exigent circumstances
What is warrant requirement exceptions
400
In a high speed chase, an officer decides to use a controlled maneuver to stop a fleeing suspect that is headed towards a school.
What is Pit maneuver
500
In Texas v. Johnson, burning a flag as part of a political demonstration was ruled Constitutional because it represented (blank)
What is Symbolic expression
500
Heller is a police officer who wanted a permit to license a handgun to be kept inside his home. He is arguing against the 2nd Amendment because it states that the gun must be trigger-locked and disassembled. Heller knows that the ruling in this particular case defeats the purpose of self-defense with the handgun.
What is District of Columbia v. Heller
500
4th, 5th, 6th, and 14th Amendments
What is amendments that deal with confessions
500
Deploying a drug dog on the front porch of a residence to obtain a search warrant was ruled a violation of the 4th amendment under this case.
What is Florida v. Jardines
500
A procedure used by NYPD officers to single out minority groups and attempt to prevent crime from happening.
What is stop and frisk