CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 10 POINTS Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
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What is the 6th amendment of the US constitution?

A

Right to counsel and speedy trial

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2
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Attached automatically to the 6th amendment is?

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At and After arraignment
After Indictment by a grand jury

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3
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A defendant has the right to confront all witnesses against him. This is known as?

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Confrontation Clause

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4
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What are the exceptions for the confrontation clause?

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Excited Utterance
1. Spontaneous- not a result of interrogation
2. Must be non-testimonial in nature
3. Statements in ongoing emergency or volatile scene= non testimonial

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5
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You must satisfy two requirements for Identification Procedures?

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  1. Right to Counsel
  2. Fundamental Fairness- avoid ID “unnecessarily suggestive”
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6
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What is the difference between Corporeal vs. Non-Corporeal?

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Corporeal
LIVE witness viewing the suspect in person.
Show ups, LIVE lineups, etc.

Non-Corporeal:
Witness reviewing a representation of the suspect.
Single photo display, Photo lineup

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7
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Field Views: Occur when police arrange for a witness to observe a group of people.

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Arrange for the witness to observe a group in a public place

More latitude→ because no one is in custody

No time constraint

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8
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Composite Sketches:

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Useful but NOT standalone evidence or probable cause

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9
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Entrapment: Overreaching conduct by not instigate a crime

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Aggressive Persuasion

Lengthily negotiations

Appeals to sympathy or some emotion

Significant logistical support

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10
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Four Steps for proper ID procedure

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Get a detailed description of the suspect from each witness prior to ID procedure

Re-read pre-selection instructions to each witness from card

Perform fair ID procedure

Document what you did

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11
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What level of proof is needed for show-ups and bring backs?

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Reasonable suspicion

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12
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True/False: You can bring a suspect back to the scene for a witness to identify them?

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False. NEVER bring suspect back to the scene

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13
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The “prompt display of a single suspect to witness” is generally within __ of the crimes.

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2 hours of the crime

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14
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True/False: MAY NOT question unless a counsel is present or the defendant initiates.

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True

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