Admin Justice Chpt. 5

Question 0

Fifth amendment

Answer 0

Self incrimination, double jeopardy, due process

Question 1

Fourth amendment

Answer 1

Unreasonable search and seizures, probable cause (arrest)

Question 2

Sixth amendment

Answer 2

Speedy trial, jury trial, to know charges, a lawyer, compel witnesses

Question 3

Eighth amendment

Answer 3

Reasonable bail, excessive fines, cruel and unusual punishme

Question 4

Exclusionary rule

Answer 4

Illegally seized evidence cannot be used in a trial

Question 5

Writ of certiorari

Answer 5

Obtains lower court’s records for a case

Question 6

Fruit of poisonous tree doctrine

Answer 6

Excludes from trial evidence developed later because of illegal search and seizure

Question 7

Warren court

Answer 7

1960’s, court gets more involved

Question 8

Mapp v Ohio (1961)

Answer 8

Exclusionary rule is applicable at state level

Question 9

Burger court (1969-1986)

Answer 9

More conservative

Question 10

Plain view doctrine

Answer 10

Evidence visible may be seized without a warrant as long as the police have a legal right to be in by hat area and cause to believe the evidence is associated with criminal activity

Question 11

Anticipatory warrant

Answer 11

Issued on basis that evidence will be in that location when warrant is executed even if it is not there at the time of issue (US v Grubbs 2006)

Question 12

Searches

Answer 12

Probable cause, no prior opportunity to get a warrant

Question 13

Suspicionless searches

Answer 13

No warrant, no suspicion. Has compelling interest