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Criminal Justice in America Study Set 2
Quiz 3: Criminal Justice and the Rule of Law
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Question 101
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James Jones has recently been found not guilty of first degree murder of Lisa Smith. The victim's family has decided to have the case tried as a wrongful death case in a different court. James Jones believes that he is free from additional court activity due to rights guaranteed by the constitution. Several weeks later, Mr. Jones is given notice of his new upcoming court date. James was assigned an attorney for the duration of his first trial because he was indigent. This particular guarantee is provided by the ________ Amendment.
Question 102
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The _______ ________ guarantees the right of the people to be secure in their person, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Question 103
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Under the doctrine of ____________, as long as a state's conduct is fair, it has not violated the Constitution.
Question 104
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The first 10 amendments added to the U.S. Constitution to provide specific rights for individuals, including criminal justice rights concerning searches, trials, and punishments are called _________.
Question 105
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The Supreme Court case _________ decided that indigent defendants have a right to counsel when charged with serious crimes for which they could face six or more months of incarceration.
Question 106
Short Answer
A ____________ is a body of citizens drawn from the community to hear evidence from the prosecutor in order to determine whether there is sufficient basis to move forward with a trial.
Question 107
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Torture is not allowed as a punishment in the United States, as it has been deemed ____________ by the Supreme Court.
Question 108
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Conduct that is criminal even though the harm that the law seeks to prevent has not been done, but merely planned or attempted is called _______.
Question 109
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_________ are minor offenses that are usually punishable by a small fine and produce no criminal record.
Question 110
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The court case of __________, which involved a former soldier who was deprived of U.S. citizenship for deserting his post during World War II, established the standard for interpreting when a punishment is deemed cruel and unusual.