There are civil liberties pertaining to limitations on police conduct, defendants pretrial rights, and defendant's trial rights. There are limits on police conducts. For example police officers can not carry out on unreasonable or unwarranted searches and seizures. Also no arrest can be made without probable cause. Other limitations include no forced confessions, illegal interrogation, or entrapment. Police also must inform suspect of their rights following an arrest. Defendants have pretrial rights. These include prompt arraignment, legal counsel, reasonable bail, to be informed of charges, and having the right to remain silent. They also have the writ of habeas corpus. Defendants also have trial rights. They have the right to a quick and
