Exam 2 Flashcards
A search warrant is issued by:
Judge
The Bill of Rights is the name given to the:
None of the choices.
= first 10 amendments of the us constitution!
The individual rights stated in the US constitution are protected from unreasonable infringement by the:
federal gov
Country gov
Police we’re chasing Jim who was selling drugs. He runs into his apt and police force their way in.
Which amendment could the court use to determine the legality of the search?
4th amendment! - prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and requires a warrant
Police we’re chasing Jim who was selling drugs. He runs into his apt and police force their way in.
The forcible entry by police without having warrant was most likely:
Legal under the extigent circumstances to having a warrant
Bill arrested for shoplifting (misdemeanor), he insists on trial but has no $ to pay lawyer. Does bill have a constitutional right to have the court appoint an attorney free of charge?
Yes, under the 6th amendment!
He has the right to attorney and speedy trial
The constitutional right against “double jeopardy” protects a person from being:
Tried twice in court for the same crime unless the first trial resulted in a mistrial
Constitutional Right of free speech applies to:
Corporations & all individuals, regardless of nationality in the US
To reduce traffic, city passed a law only permitting one religion to worship on Sunday. If other religions challenged the legality of the law in court they would most likely conclude that the law is
An illegal and unenforceable infringement on freedom of religion under the first amendment.
Under the US supreme courts definition if “obscenity” what is obscene speech?
Partially nude models
Video game containing graphic nudes
Cruel and of deceive racial slurs
NONE OF THESE
Owner Gary said no one is allowed in wearing t-shirt with words on it. If this is challenged by the court, the court lost likely say the policy is:
Valid and enforceable by the mall
Police officer pulled over Tony for speeding. Without consent the officer has legal right to:
Search the car by looking through it’s windows
Sue has personal locker at work. Cops ask manager to open it when she’s not there, without a warrant and find stolen stuff. They later arrest her. The search is most likely:
Unconstitutional because the manager who opened Sues locker for the police was acting as an agent of the police who needed a warrant to open the locker
To obtain a warrant to search a persons home, a police officer must first have:
Probably cause that the house contains evidence of a crime
When a person is arrested for a serious crime and is offered an opportunity by the prosecutor to plead guilty to a less serious crime in full satisfaction of the serious crime, the person has been offered a(n):
Plea Bargain
