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500

These are read to a person before post-arrest questioning.

What are Miranda rights?

500

Before becoming governor, this actor was a famous "builder."

Who is Arnold Schwarzeneggar?

500

Sheep, lucky stars, and blessings.

What are things you count?

500

F.D.R. won this many presidential elections.

What is four (4)?

500

A U.S. president shared this nickname with a popular children's toy.

What is "Teddy"?  (Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt).

1000

This phrase means being prosecuted twice for the same crime.

What is double jeopardy?

1000

This medical doctor entered politics and is one of Louisiana’s current U.S. senators.

Who is Bill Cassidy?

1000

Dials, gears, and traitors.

What are things that turn (or turn on you)?

1000

Washington, D.C., has been captured by a foreign army this many times.

What is one (1)?

1000
A larger-than-life Louisiana governor got this nickname from an Amos 'n' Andy character.

What is "The Kingfish"? (Huey P. Long, "The Kingfish").

1500

This type of circumstances, with probable cause, justifies a warrantless arrest.

What are exigent circumstances?

1500

Before becoming president, he was the director of the CIA.

Who is George H.W. Bush?

1500

A bottle, a web, and the facts.

What are things you spin?

1500

This many states do not have counties.

What is two (2)?

1500

This nickname was posthumously given to a U.S. congressman who died in the Texas War of Independence.

What is "King of the Wild Frontier"?  (Davy Crockett, "King of the Wild Frontier").

2000

A brief detention for questioning that does not qualify as an arrest.

What is a Terry stop?

2000

After finishing his stint in the Oval Office, he served as Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Who is William Taft?

2000

(Daily Double)

Rope, class, and rocks.

What are things you skip?

2000

The U.S. House of Representatives has this many seats.

What is four hundred thirty-five (435)?

2000

A U.S. general's penchant for favorable victory conditions earned him this nickname, based on his initials.

What is "Unconditional Surrender"? ("Unconditional Surrenter" Ulysses S. Grant).

2500

A type of constitutional warrantless search of the area within an arrestee’s immediate control.

What is search incident to lawful arrest/search incident to arrest?

2500

This former president took up a surprising interest in painting after his time in the White House.

Who is George W. Bush?

2500

Charity, political office, and your life.

What are things you run for?

2500

The state of Louisiana has this many Electoral College votes.

What is eight (8)?

2500

His military background earned the only U.S. president from Louisiana this nickname.

What is "Old Rough and Ready"?  (Zachary Taylor, "Old Rough and Ready").