Bill of Rights #1. #1The ___ says that illegally obtained evidence can't be used in court. Reasonable suspicion rule Search rule Warrant Rule Exclusionary.

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Bill of Rights #1

#1The ___ says that illegally obtained evidence can't be used in court. Reasonable suspicion rule Search rule Warrant Rule Exclusionary rule

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#2 This court case established that school officials can search students with less than probable cause but the search can't be excessively intrusive New Jersey v. TLO Safford school v Redding Veronia School Dist. v Acton Board of Education v Earls

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#3 The Grand jury determines if there is enough evidence to CHARGE someone with a crime. False True

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#4 Double jeopardy protects us from having to testify in court Being tried for the same crime twice speaking to police illegal searches

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#5 When must you be informed of your Miranda rights? When you are being arrested Whenever you are questioned by police When is custody and being questioned At your trial

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#6 Due process means the government can take our property if they pay us for it and it is used for the public good. The government can't illegally search us. All the steps established by government must be followed. We can't be executed in the US without a judicial agreement.

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#7 An impartial jury is an unbiased jury a jury of 23 people a unanimous jury A jury of trained lawyers

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#8 the court case Gidean v Wainwright established The right to execute criminals for murder. The right of school officials to search students for any reason. that the Miranda rights must be read when in custody and being questioned. Our right to a court appointed lawyer ever if we can't afford one.

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#9 Which court case put the death penalty into the modern era? Coker v Georgia Furman v Georgia Roper v Simmons Atkins v Virginia

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# 10 A hunch is considered probable cause and good enough for police to search individuals false true

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