Rights of the Accused Chapter 20, Section 3.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Assuring Individual Rights

Advertisements

Chapter 14.2 Rights of the Accused As we have learned, the government uses its police power to prevent crime and to arrest people who break the law.

Criminal Justice Process: The Trial

14.2 & 14.3 Rights of the Accused. When the government accuses someone of a crime...  They still have rights!  Innocent until proven guilty.

Chapter 14: The Criminal Justice Process

Criminal Justice Process: The Trial CLJ M. Teal. Vocabulary Contempt of court Immunity Mistrial Petitioner/appellant Writ Habeas corpus.

1 st 10 Amendments. Federalist  Federalist – wanted a strong central government. They felt that it was needed in order to conduct business and diplomacy.

Chapter 20: Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights Section 3

The Judicial Branch The Criminal Justice Process.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW The Rights of the Accused and Constitutional Law Chapter 15.3.

Representation In the USA. The Constitution A set of Rules that explain how the government of a country works The US constitution details things like.

Constitutional Criminal Procedure Substantive vs. Procedural Law.

Judicial Jeopardy! Judicial BranchBill of Rights Bill of Rights-2MiscellaneousMiscellaneous

Criminal Justice Process: The Trial Chapter 14. Due Process of law Constitutional guarantee ▫ that all legal proceedings will be fair ▫ that one will.

May 25, 2010 Which of the following is a safeguard against being kept in jail unlawfully? a. Bill of attainder b. Writ of Habeas Corpus c. Stare decisis.

Chapter 20: Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights Section 3.

Legal Rights The Constitution guarantees us our basic legal rights.

Judicial Branch Review.   When someone is accused of a crime, the type of case is.

The average rate of a defense attorney in Bloomington/Normal is $300 an hour. Knowing your rights could save you $$$. Grab a textbook.

Rights of the Accused Unit 4 Chapter 20 Section 3.

Chapter 20: Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights Section 3.

The Bill of Rights Is it really all that necessary?

Practical Law – Chapter 14 Trial. Due Process, which means having fair procedures, is guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. The rights of the accused are.

“Ryan Rose, you are under arrest!” What rights do you have? Look it up.

 -Freedom of Religion  -Freedom of Assembly  - Freedom of Press  - Freedom of Petition  - Freedom of Speech.

LECTURE 4: THE CONSTITUTION AND DUE PROCESS. The Constitution and Due Process The US Constitution set out how US laws are passed and enforced. – The legislative.

Rights of the Accused.

Warm-up List 5 types of laws and give an example of each.

Rights of the Accused (Due Process Rights)

Criminal Justice Process: The Trial

Due Process Court Systems and Practices.

Due Process Theme: Rights

Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual rights

The Miranda Rights.

CHAPTER 20: INDIVIDUAL FREEDOMS

6.2 Powers of Congress.

U.S. Court System.

The Powers of Congress Chapter 5 Section 3.

The Bill of Rights Amendments 6-10.

Section 4 Crime and Punishment

Constitutional Right to a Fair Trial

Types of Law Reasons for Law

The Criminal Trial Process

AGENDA Turn in written assignment Quick Review Current News Finish up with Due Process Class exercise.

Powers of Congress p Chapter 5, lesson 2.

Unit 6: The Federal Court System and Supreme Court Decision-Making

AGENDA FOR WEEK TWO Current News in Criminal Justice Turn in newspapers and discussions Continue lecture on levels of police, due process and the Bill.

Chapter 4- Civil Liberties

Chapter 20: Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights Opener

15.3 The American Legal System

Rights of the Accused Chapter 20 Sections 3 and 4.

Cody Lee | Reed Elenz | 1st period 1963

14.2 & 14.3 Rights of the Accused.

The Rights of American Citizens

Gideon! Gideon v. Wainwright (1963).

Chapter 29 The Legislative Branch

Chapter 20: Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights Section 3

The 5th and 14th Amendments

Explain the role of the Bill of Rights

The Powers of Congress.

If you have not already shown me Miranda vs

Civics & Economics – Goals 5 & 6 The us legal system

Random Fact of the Day! The lion used in the original MGM movie logo killed its trainer and two assistants the day after the logo was filmed.

1. What does the Writ of Habeas Corpus require the government to do?

Rights of the Accused.

Judicial Branch.

Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

The Judicial Branch Chapter 18.

AMENDMENTS U.S. Bill Of Rights.

Presentation transcript:

Rights of the Accused Chapter 20, Section 3

Habeas Corpus 1. Explain the writ of habeas corpus in your own words – what does it mean? 2. How does this help the accused? 3. List and explain one U.S. Supreme Court case related to this. 4. How would our justice system be different without it?

Speedy and Public Trial 1. Explain in this in your own words – what does it mean? 2. How does this help the accused? 3. List and explain one U.S. Supreme Court case related to this. 4. How would our justice system be different without it?

Guarantee Against Self-Incrimination 1. Explain in this in your own words – what does it mean? 2. How does this help the accused? 3. List and explain one U.S. Supreme Court case related to this. 4. How would our justice system be different without it?

Trial by Jury 1. Explain in this in your own words – what does it mean? 2. How does this help the accused? 3. List and explain one U.S. Supreme Court case related to this. 4. How would our justice system be different without it?