Class Notes pt. 2 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

_______ _____ and _____ _____ don’t apply to the state

A

excessive bail

grand jury

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2
Q

True or False: Search & Seizures only apply to government figures

A

True

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3
Q

A ________ complies with the 6th Amendment

A

complaint

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4
Q

There is a short time limit between _______ and _______ _________

A

arrest

initial appearance

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5
Q

In a preliminary hearing, the _____ decides probable cause.

A

judge

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6
Q

In Grand Jury Indictment the _____ ______ decides proabale cause.

A

grand jury

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7
Q

Preliminary Hearing leads to ___________.

Grand Jury Indictment leads to __________.

A

Information

Indictment

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8
Q

What happens during the “bound over” period of a trial?

A
  • initial appearance/arraignment
  • plea guilty/ not guilty
  • invoke/wave speedy trial
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9
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What happens during the trial prep period of a trial?

A
  • pretrial motion-> search & seizures issues/evidence
  • discovery
  • investigation
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10
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A jury has to be __ people when it’s a capital murder cause, otherwise it’s __ people

A

12

6

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11
Q

True or False: Juvenile proceedings have a right to a jury trial

A

False; Juvenile proceedings have no right to a jury trial

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12
Q

What are the 2 types of challenges?

A

1) cause- no limit

2) peremptory- limit

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13
Q

What is a Batson challenge?

A

defense- 10

prosecution- 6

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14
Q

True or False: There is a definite time when it comes to stopping

A

False; the timing of stopping is gray

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15
Q

True or False: Most unreasonable Terry stops are followed with complaint

A

False; Most unreasonable Terry stops aren’t followed with complaint

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16
Q

List levels of certainty from highest to lowest.

A

1) Absolute Certainty
2) Proof Beyond A Reasonable Doubt
3) Probable Cause
4) Reasonable Suspicion

17
Q

Saying I want my lawyer, protecting you from speaking to an officer, falls under what amendment?

A

5th Amendment

18
Q

_______ ______= more likely than not

A

Probable Cause

19
Q

_________ ________ can lead to a search

A

Reasonable Suspicion

20
Q

_______ _________, get to search most items confiscated

A

impound inventory

21
Q

_____ _____ is the exception when searching/probable cause

22
Q

When an arrest occurs you have ___ hours for probable cause to be proven

23
Q

A judge makes proabale cause based off of a ______ _____

A

police report

24
Q

_______ ___ _______, telling the judge the did something wrong. Therefore, you must suppress whatever you want suppresssed (searches)

A

Motion to suppress

25
__________ _________ (___) is commonly used for drug busts
Confidential Informant (CI)
26
In _________ v _____, even if anonymous if they talk about futer events it's legal to search
Alabama v. White
27
A person can be detained and questioned due to __________ __________
reasonable suspicion
28
List the levels of certainty from highest to lowest.
1) absolute certainity 2) beyond reasonable doubt 3) probable cause 4) preponderance of the evidence 5) reasonable suspicion 6) hunch
29
Which levels of certainty are not used in court?
absolute certainity | hunch
30
What level of certainty does a criminal trial require?
beyond reasonable doubt
31
What level of certainty does an arrest require?
probable cause
32
What level of certainty does a warrant require?
probable cause
33
What level of certainty do searches require?
probable cause
34
What level of certainty does civil trial require?
preponderance of the evidence
35
What level of certainty does stop and frisk require?
reasonable suspicion
36
True or False: You're going to have to use your own time and money filing a lawsuit against a police department in a civil case
True
37
The exclusionary rule was created by the ________ ______
Supreme Court
38
What is the main purpose of the exclusionary rule?
to deter police misconduct
39
Some arguments against the exclusionary rule?
cases can get thrown out as a result