Amendments, pt. I
Amendments, pt. II
Colin Pitchfork, John Wayne Gacy
Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
Caylee Anthony Case
100

What does the Fourth Amendment protect you from?

Unreasonable searches and seizures

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What is Speedy and Public Trial?

The accused has a right to a quick and public trial.

100

What were the names of Colin Pitchfork's victims?

Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth

100

What is the term for the legal standard that determines if a person's privacy has been violated?

Reasonable Expectation of Privacy

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Where were Caylee's remains found?

In the woods near the Anthony house, in a trash bag

200

True or False: Evidence obtained in violation of rights can still be used in court.

False

200

You cannot be tried for the same crime twice. That is called _________.

Double jeopardy

200

Where did John Wayne Gacy hide the bodies of his victims?

Under the floorboards of his house, through a crawl space

200

If you're in a school hallway, public park, or busy street, should you have a reasonable expectation of privacy?

No

200

What type of evidence was found in the trunk of Casey's car that raised suspicions?

The smell of a decomposing body

300

How many rights or protections does the Fifth Amendment break down into?

Five

300

The Sixth Amendment of the Constitution protects the rights of _________________.

People accused of crimes

300

What was the name of the clown that John Wayne Gacy dressed up as?

Pogo

300

Should you have a low, medium, or high expectation of privacy for the messages on your cell phone?

High

300

What year did Caylee Anthony go missing?

2008

400

To get a warrant from a judge, the government must show _____________.

Probable cause

400

The Miranda Rights must be read when?

Before any interrogation initiated by law enforcement

400
What was invented during the Colin Pitchfork case?

DNA Analysis

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In which amendment of the U.S. Constitution is the right to privacy implied?

Fourth Amendment

400

What was the name of the fake nanny that Casey claimed was watching over Caylee?

Zenaida Gonzalez

500

What is a warrant?

A legal document given by a judge to a police officer to grant them permission to search a person's home.

500

Example: If the police believe that they will find a weapon or drugs inside of a person's car, they can legally search. 

What is this called?

Reasonable suspicion

500

How long did John Wayne Gacy spend in jail for the rape of a 15-year-old boy?

6 years, then released on parole

500

How has technology, like cell phones and the internet, changed the way courts view reasonable expectation of privacy?

Courts now have to decide if digital data, like texts or emails, is protected.

500
How many times did Casey Anthony search up "chloroform" on her computer?

84