Quiz: Quiz 2

1

Which amendment protects privacy by barring unreasonable searches?
- 14th
- 8th
- 3rd
- 4th
- 5th
2

The double jeopardy clause is found in the...
- 1st amendment
- 4th amendment
- 5th amendment
- 3rd amendment
- clause closet
3

The declaration of Independence contains...
- a philosophical justification for seperating from the Mother country
- a list of compliants of wrongs done to the colonies of England
- a list of self evident truths
- all of the above
4

Which amendment requires that the amount of bail not be excessive?
- 22nd amendment
- 7th amendment
- 1st amendment
- 8th amendment
- 9th amendment
5

The privilege against self incrimination is found in the...
- privileged class
- 3rd amendment
- political class
- 5th amendment
- 4th amendment
6

State may provide more protection of individual rights than does the US constitution
- True
- False
7

The due process and equal protection clauses are found in the 14th amendment
- True
- False
8

The 5th amendments double jeopardy clause, allows a sovereign to subject a defendant to as many prosecutions as necessary to obtain a conviction for a single offense within the same jurisdicition
- True
- False
9

The US constitution gives you the right to be secure from unreasonable searches
- True
- False
10

Ex Post Facto laws are those laws which retroactively make an act a crime
- True
- False
11

Corruption of Blood is a medical term referring to contaminated blood that is transfused
- True
- False
12

The concept of Natural law is based upon the recognition that it is the government, naturally, that bestows rights up its citizens
- True
- False
13

The 1st amendment is more concerned with a citizens right to trial by jury
- True
- False
14

No one ever has the right to shout fire in a crowded theater
- True
- False
15

The US constitution guarantees, list, enumerates and/or articulates your right to be free from unreasonable searches
- True
- False
16

The Revolutionary war was fought by the colonists against England and its king, Louis XIV
- True
- False
17

All of the protections afforded citizens in the constitution reside in the bill of rights
- True
- False
18

Freedom of speech does not include any right to cause ill will, upset feelings or offense to anyone who may be listening to your speech
- True
- False
19

There are no circumstances under which you may even within the boundaries of the US be convicted twice for the same act
- True
- False
20

You derive you rights from having een born a human being
- True
- False
21

Which amendment requires that the amount of bail not be excessive?
- 10th amendment
- 11th amendment
- 7th amendment
- 8th amendment
- 9th amendment
22

The bill of rights has always protected individuals rights at the state level
- True
- False
23

Mens rea refers to a guilty state of mind
- True
- False
24

The act of committing a crime is referred to as actus reus
- True
- False
25

A brief interference with a persons freedom of movement with a duration that can be measured in minutes is called a(n)...
- affidavit
- stop
- search
- interrogation
- arrest
26

Which of the following senses can be used to justify a warrantless search?
- feel
- hear
- sight
- smell
- all of the above
27

Which of the following is in the fourth amendment?
- miranda warnings
- privilege against self incrimination
- right to an attorney
- warrant clause
- all of the above
28

Which of the following is contained in the 5th amendment
- right to remain silent
- warrant clause
- free speech clause
- right to counsel
- search and seizure clause
29

Police officers must establish probable cause to obtain a warrant
- True
- False
30

The stop and frisk exception is a warrantless search
- True
- False
31

When improperly obtained evidence is used because it would later have been discovered anyway even without improper actions by police, this is called the inevitable discovery rule
- True
- False
32

Police officers can conduct a warrant search without probable cause
- True
- False
33

Police officers cannot stop and frisk suspects even if they have reasonable suspicion
- True
- False
34

Police officers can rely on a variety of senses to justicfy a warrantless search
- True
- False
35

If a person is growing marijuana in plain sight, a police officer does not need a warrant to search and seize the evidence
- True
- False
36

In a pat down by an officer, items that are identifiable by touch cannot be seized as evidence
- True
- False
37

Consent searches are unconstitutional under the 4th amendment
- True
- False
38

Police officers must provide miranda warnings if they approach someone on the street and begin questioning
- True
- False
39

Miranda warnings must be read to a suspect when he/she is taken into custody
- True
- False
40

If a police officer is acting in good faith, the they may use evidence obtained through the use of a defective warrant
- True
- False
41

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Quiz 2

Which amendment protects privacy by barring unreasonable searches?

The double jeopardy clause is found in the...

The declaration of Independence contains...

Which amendment requires that the amount of bail not be excessive?

The privilege against self incrimination is found in the...

State may provide more protection of individual rights than does the US constitution

The due process and equal protection clauses are found in the 14th amendment

The 5th amendments double jeopardy clause, allows a sovereign to subject a defendant to as many prosecutions as necessary to obtain a conviction for a single offense within the same jurisdicition

The US constitution gives you the right to be secure from unreasonable searches

Ex Post Facto laws are those laws which retroactively make an act a crime

Corruption of Blood is a medical term referring to contaminated blood that is transfused

The concept of Natural law is based upon the recognition that it is the government, naturally, that bestows rights up its citizens

The 1st amendment is more concerned with a citizens right to trial by jury

No one ever has the right to shout fire in a crowded theater

The US constitution guarantees, list, enumerates and/or articulates your right to be free from unreasonable searches

The Revolutionary war was fought by the colonists against England and its king, Louis XIV

All of the protections afforded citizens in the constitution reside in the bill of rights

Freedom of speech does not include any right to cause ill will, upset feelings or offense to anyone who may be listening to your speech

There are no circumstances under which you may even within the boundaries of the US be convicted twice for the same act

You derive you rights from having een born a human being

Which amendment requires that the amount of bail not be excessive?

The bill of rights has always protected individuals rights at the state level

Mens rea refers to a guilty state of mind

The act of committing a crime is referred to as actus reus

A brief interference with a persons freedom of movement with a duration that can be measured in minutes is called a(n)...

Which of the following senses can be used to justify a warrantless search?

Which of the following is in the fourth amendment?

Which of the following is contained in the 5th amendment

Police officers must establish probable cause to obtain a warrant

The stop and frisk exception is a warrantless search

When improperly obtained evidence is used because it would later have been discovered anyway even without improper actions by police, this is called the inevitable discovery rule

Police officers can conduct a warrant search without probable cause

Police officers cannot stop and frisk suspects even if they have reasonable suspicion

Police officers can rely on a variety of senses to justicfy a warrantless search

If a person is growing marijuana in plain sight, a police officer does not need a warrant to search and seize the evidence

In a pat down by an officer, items that are identifiable by touch cannot be seized as evidence

Consent searches are unconstitutional under the 4th amendment

Police officers must provide miranda warnings if they approach someone on the street and begin questioning

Miranda warnings must be read to a suspect when he/she is taken into custody

If a police officer is acting in good faith, the they may use evidence obtained through the use of a defective warrant

Everyone is different, and so are their answers. What is your:

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