Ch.7 U.S Constitution Flashcards

1
Q

What rights pertain to personal freedoms?

A

Bill of rights

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2
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What is habeus corpus?

A

Bring me the body

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3
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When was the U.S. Constitution written?

A

1787

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4
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When was the U.S. constitution ratified?

A

1788

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5
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When was the U.S. constitution finalized into operation?

A

1789

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6
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Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. Is what amendment?

A

1st Amendment

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7
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Right to bear arms. Is what amendment?

A

2nd Amendment

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8
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Quartering of soldiers. Is what amendment?

A

3rd Amendment

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9
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Due process and equal protection. Is what amendment?

A

14th Amendment

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10
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Right to trial by jury in civil cases. Is what amendment?

A

7th amendment

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11
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Powers not delegated to the federal government are retained by the states. Is what amendment?

A

10th Amendment

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12
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All rights not enumerate are retained by the people. Is what amendment?

A

9th amendment

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13
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Speedy and public trial, impartial jury, informed of nature and cause of accusation, confronted by witnesses, compulsory process for witnesses, assistance of counsel. Is what amendment?

A

6th amendment

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14
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Excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment. Is what amendment?

A

8th amendment

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15
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Due process of law, indictment by grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, property taken without just compensation. Is what amendment?

A

5th amendment

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16
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Unreasonable search and seizures. Is what amendment?

A

4th amendment

17
Q

What is the structure and role of the law enforcement in the criminal Justice system?

A
  • city
  • county
  • state
  • federal
18
Q

What is the structure and role of the courts in the criminal Justice system?

A
  • Municipal
  • county
  • state
  • federal
19
Q

What is the structure and role of the correctional system in the criminal Justice system?

A
  • Municipal fines
  • county jail
  • state prison
  • probation
  • parole
20
Q

What three components of the criminal Justice system directly effect each other?

A
  • increased arrests caused increase in court dockets.
  • court dispositions increase correctional populations.
  • correctional releases (parole and time complete) often impacts police functions if correctional system fails.
21
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What is civil law and what are some examples?

A

Portions of the law which defines the personal and property rights of individuals; the rights of an individual to seek redress or to prevent a wrong. Any action other than criminal proceedings.

Examples: divorce, child custody, protective orders, injunctions, debt, personal damages

22
Q

What is Tort?

A

Any one of various, legally recognized, private injuries or wrongs. A civil action

23
Q

This is a law in which for the purpose of preventing harm to a society, (a) declares what conduct is criminal, and (b) prescribes the punishment to be imposed for such conduct. It includes the definition of specific offenses and general principles of criminal responsibility.

Examples: criminal trespass, murder, assault, theft

A

Criminal law

24
Q

What is a magistrate?

A

a civil officer or lay judge who administers the law, especially one who conducts a court that deals with minor offenses and holds preliminary hearings for more serious ones.

25
Q

Understand the U.S. court system

A

See diagram on canvas