5A Flashcards

(56 cards)

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5A says no person shall be compelled -__

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in any crim case to be witness against himself

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3 elements of 5A privilege

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  • testimonial comm
  • that is compelled
  • tends to personally incriminate
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3
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Grants of immunity can __-

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dispel 5A

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2 types of immunity

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transactional
use

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what is transactional immunity

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can’t prosecute immunized witness for any matters about which required to testify or any crimes/transactions related to testimony

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what is use immunity

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won’t use testimony against you directly or to develop any other case

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Today understand that 5A can be invoked in ___

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any legal proceeding where fear of self-incrim (certainly GJ)

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Hitchcock says that criminal case means ___ NOT ___

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exposure to crim liability, forum where statement made

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Walker says that GJ witness may be given ___

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transactional immunity to provide info otherwise protected by 5A

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A witness can be forced to testify before GJ if __

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given transactional immunity

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11
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Privilege ends when ___

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SOL for your crime ends

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Walker says 5A narrowly about ___ not ___

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right not to have testimony used against you, broader protection against ridicule/reputational damage

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A GJ witness with immunity could still be prosecuted for __

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perjury

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A GJ witness with transactional immunity must be __

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responsive to questions asked (but can be broad)

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what is a cooperation agreement

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privately negotiated agreement with witness and pros

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In Ullman a defendant was given immunity and called to testify ___

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before GJ about espionage but refused to testify and held in contempt

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Ullman affirms that things like ____ not 5A concern

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loss of passport, job, expulsion labor union

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Kastigar says that govt need not ____ to comply with 5A

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grant full transactional immunity (use immunity enough)

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For use immunity, a person can be prosecuted for _____ so long as ____

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thing to which testimony relates, use/derivative use immunity not violated

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Marshall dissents in Kastigar to say ___

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too much risk tainted evidence will slip through

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North facts

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immunized testimony about Iran-Contra before congressional committee on national TV. D’s prosecutors walled off from media coverage but trial witnesses had been exposed between GJ and trial

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North held that if the congressional testimony had ___

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influenced trial witness accounts at all would be a “use” in violation of the immunity

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The DC circuit on remand in North case ultimately determined ____

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impossible task to analyze if any of gov’s case came from D’s testimony

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Facts of North but prosecutor attempts to read in the GJ testimony and then allows for cross

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too close to North, would not be allowed

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Helmsely is about ___
attenuation
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Helmsley facts
newspaper covering immunized testimony prompted reporter to investigate possibility D misappropriate corporate funds
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Helmsley say that the relationship between the immunized testimony and the subsequent prosecution was ___
too attenuated to be 5A violation
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Murphy v. Waterfront held that state witnesses cannot be compelled to testify unless _____
testimony + fruits can't be used by fed officials in pros against him
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Balsys says 5A does not extend to ___
risk of pros by foreign nation
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Portash says that immunized GJ testimony may not ___
be used to impeach D at trial
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Apfelbaum says that the 5A __-
doesn't immunize lies (can bring in pros for perjury/false statement)
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Two situations where 5A privilege applies
- testifies in court - custodial police interrogation
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Griffin held that prosecutor cannot ___
comment on D decision not to testify at trial
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Miranda holds that compulsion is ___
inherent from custodial context
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Garrity holds that public employees cannot be compelled to testify ____
under threat of losing their job
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Garrity says that ___, like teachers and lawyers, are not ___
policemen, relegated to watered-down version of constitutional rights
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Carter says that D has a right to ___
jury instruction saying not to infer anything from D not testifying
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Salinas facts
Homicide suspect went to station willing and gave gun for testing. Asked if shotgun would match shells, didn't answer and looked uncomfy
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Salinas found that the D ___
by remaining silent didn't assert 5A privilege and couldn't benefit from it
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Salinas plurality says if no compulsion ___
can't be violation of right (went to station voluntarily)
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Taking ______ are not testimonial comms
blood, fingerprints, handwriting sample
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Cruel trilemma 5A preventing
- confess and be incarcerated - lie and risk perjury - stay silent and be in contempt
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Contents of documents aren't privileged because ___
govt didn't compel you to create them, no 5A bc no compulsion
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The act of producing documents can be privileged because can show _____ which is self-incrim
existence, authenticity, possession/control
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Fisher facts
accountant prepared D income taxes, D possessed until gave to attorney. Subpoena to attorney for them
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Fisher says that attorney/client privilege cannot be ___
broader than 5A or people would give everything to attorney
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Fisher says no 5A when foregone conclusion meaning ___
govt already knows and can prove docs exist, are authentic and in D's possession when subpoena
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Brennan and Marshall concur in Fisher to say __
should be remnants of Boyd in docs you created like a diary
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Schmerber held that ___ was not testimonial so no 5A
blood taken
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Schmerber suggests that ____ not covered by the privilege
physical evidence
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In Doe vs US the D was made to __
sign paper saying if I have any foreign bank accounts to turn over records. Not asked to identify certain accounts or verify existence
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Doe said there was no 5A because ___
no factual assertion on the form so no testimonial comm
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Doe authorizes the state to ___
issue a directive
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Muniz is about ___
routine booking questions
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Muniz held that the questions at the precinct _____ but ___
qualified as custodial interrogation, fell under routine booking exception to Miranda so not 5A violation
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Routine booking exception can apply to bio information ___
obtained when not filling out paperwork