Criminal Law
Due Process
Court Cases
Court Basics
Wild Card
100

A person who conducts the the prosecution against someone accused of a crime 

What is the prosecutor 

100

If not collected properly the court can throw out evidence because of tihs rule

What is the exclusionary rule

100

This Supreme Court case said states must pay for a lawyer for defendants in criminal cases 

What is Gideon v Wainwright

100

The highest court in the land 

What is the Supreme Court 

100

A low level crime

What is petty crime

200

An order for a person to appear in court

What is a subpoena

200

This amendment protects your right to an attorney in criminal cases

What is the 6th amendment

200

This Supreme Court case said that evidence seized without a warrant cannot be used against a person in court 

What is Mapp v Ohio 

200

This power means both levels of courts can "hear" a case 

What is concurrent jurisdiction 

200

A medium level crime

What is misdemeanor

300

The person charged with a crime 

What is defendant 

300

This amendment protects your right to remain silent if questioned by law enforcement 

What is the 5th amendment 

300

This Supreme Court case said accused persons must be made aware of their rights before the government can collect info from them 

What is Miranda v Arizona

300

This level of court review decisions from lower courts to see if errors have been made

What is appeals court

300

A very serious crime, highest level

What is a felony 

400

A legal document issued by a judge allowing for a search of property

What is a warrant 

400

This amendment protects your right to be free from cruel & unusual punishment and excessive bail

What is the 8th amendment 

400

This Supreme Court case established that school administrators can search students without a warrant.

What is NJ v TLO

400

This is the level of court where a case is first hear

What is district court 

400

This kind of law deals with disputes between individuals or groups 

What is civil Law 

500

A sufficient reason based upon known facts to believe a crime has been committed 

What is probable cause

500

This amendment protects your right to be free from unreasonable searches by law enforcement 

What is the 4th amendment 

500

This Supreme Court case established the power of Judicial Review

What is Marbury v Madison 

500

The term for previous court decisions that are used to decide future cases

What is precedent 

500

The right/s of every citizen to be protected against unfair actions by the government 

What is due process