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9 Cards in this Set
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Parts of 5th Amendment
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-Right to Grand Jury
-Double Jeapordy -No self-incrimination -due process -Private property not seized w/o just compensation |
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Grand Jury
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-23 people
-Group that will investigate prior to brining a case to court -Find enough Evidence issue "True Bill of Indictment" -DOES NOT apply to states in Hurtado v. California |
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Double Jeapordy
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-Retrying a case in which the accused is acquitted
-Applied to states in Benton v. Maryland |
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Miranda v. Arizona
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-Court broadened protection against compellled self-incrimination
-Suspects must be notified of their specific right or their confessions will not be admissable |
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In court procedures:
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-Defendant does not have to take stand in trial
-Prosecution is forbidden to comment on defendant's silence |
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Due Process
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-government must be fair in actions
-follow established rules -2 types: +Procedural: the way laws are carried out must be fair +Sustantive: laws must be fair |
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Eminent Domain
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government's pwoer to take a private property for public use
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Griswold v. Connecticut
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-1965
-Ruled state's ban on contraceptives violated couple's right to marital privacy -Later rules that astae cannot outlaw contraceptives and cannot outlaw abortion |
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Heptene v. AT & T
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-2005
-AT & T accused of working w/ Nat'l Security Agency on surveillance operation -Massive warrantless surveillance; violates 1st and 4th Amendments -No current ruling |
