4th Amendment
True or False:
Does a government search or seizure require reasonable cause?
True
True or false:
This amendment provides regulations for prosecution
True
The right to a speedy and __ trial
Public
How many hours does a defendant have to be arraigned, told what he is charged with, and offer his plea?
72 hours
How many days are considered a speedy trial for most states?
90-120
In order to get a warrant, the government must show __ to a judge
Probable cause
Juries must make a __ decision to determine guilt or innocence
unanimous
Establishes __ policies
Trial
An __ must be provided to defendants without one
attorney
The government must __ the property owner under eminent domain
justly compensate
4th amendment violation
Double jeopardy protects from __
Being tried for a crime more than once
An expert witness provides __ in court to help determine the truth
knowledge of a particular skill in a trade or profession that is not expected of the average person
Evidence must be __ in court if rights were violated to obtain it
discarded
There is __ reasonable expectation of privacy in one's home
high
Name 3 of the 5 things that do NOT require a search warrant
1. consent
2. emergency
3. after an arrest
4. plain view
5. reasonable suspicion
This decides if there is enough evidence for a trial
What is a grand jury
2 rules for admissibility of evidence
1. Frye standard
2. Dauber ruling
These rights must be told to those under arrest
Miranda rights
Rodney King was denied __ in his case
due process
How did the Olmstead vs United States case relate to the 4th amendment?
His phone was wiretapped
How did the OJ Simpson case relate to the 5th amendment?
He could not be tried twice because of double jeopardy
2 powers of evidence in court
1. probative value
2. probability
Who established the first crime lab in the world?
Locard
True or False:
Up to 50% of all are plea bargained and never go to trial
False
Up to 90%