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Part 2 AP Government Chapter 8

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Procedural Due Process

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A judicial standard requiring that fairness be applied to all individuals equally.

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4th Amendment

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Protect you, your home, and your belongings from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government.

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Warrent

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A document issued by a judge authorizing a search.

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Probable Cause

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Reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or that there is evidence of criminal activity.

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Exclusionary Rule

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A rule that evidence obtained without a warrant is inadmissible in court.

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Mapp v. Ohio

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The supreme Court ruled that evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures cannot be used in state courts.

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5th Amendment

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protects citizens from government abuse in legal cases, ensuring the right to remain silent, forbidding double jeopardy, and guaranteeing due process of law.

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Grand Jury

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A group of citizens who, based on the evidence presented to them, decided whether or not a person should be indicated on criminal charges and subsequently tried in court.

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Double Jeopardy

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Protects an individual acquitted of a crime from being charged with the same crime again in the same jurisdiction.

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Self-Incrimination

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When a person is forced to say or admit something that could make them appear guilty of crime.

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Miranda v. Arizona

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The Supreme Court ruled that police must inform suspects of their rights before interrogation, or the statements cannot be used in court.

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6th Amendment

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Guarantee rights for people accused of crimes, ensuring they receive a fair and fast trial, and to have a lawyer in criminal cases.

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Gideon v. Wainwright

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The Supreme Court Ruled that states must provide a lawyer to defendants who cannot afford one in felony criminal cases, under the 6th amendment.

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8th Amendment

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Protects people from unfair treatment by the government before and after a criminal conviction

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Bail

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An amount of money posted as a security to allow the charged individual to be freed while awaiting trial.

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Right to Privacy

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Protection against government interferes into personal, private, and family life.

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Griswold v. Connecticut

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The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot interfere with married couples' private decisions.

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Lawrence v. Texas

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The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot criminalize private shared relationships between adults, protecting their right to privacy and liberty

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Roe v. Wade

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The supreme Court ruled that women have a constitutional right to choose to have an abortion, based on the right to privacy.

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9th Amendment

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Rights not specifically listed in the Constitution that are still kept by the people.