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Ap Gov

vocab quiz

TermDefinition
death penalty captiol punishment for serious crimes
fourth amendment protects against unreasonable search and seizures
telecommunication metadata data about communications collected by government
selective incorporation applying the bill of rights to states via the 14th amendment
fourteenth amendment made free men citizens
infringement violation of rights
McDonald v Chicago applied second amendment to states
right to keep and bear arms second amendment protection
miranda rule police must inform suspects of rights
fifth amendment the right to remain silent
sixth amendment fair trail
writ of habeas corpus court order to justify detention
public safety Exception allows questioning without miranda in emergencies
good faith exception evidence allowed in police acted in good faith
inevitable discovery evidence admissible if it would have been found anyway
civil forfeiture government seizure of property linked to crime
unreasonable search and seizure prohibited by fourth amendment
probable cause reasonable grounds for search or arrest
right to council right to an attorney
speedy and public trial sixth amendment
impartial jury unbiased jury for fair trial
search warrant court order authorizing search
patriot act expanded surveillance powers post 9/11
usa freedom act limited bulk data collection
due process clause guarantees fair legal procedures
equal protection clause requires equal treatment under law
Gideon v. Wainwright right to council for indignant defendants- brokies represented
exclusionary rule illegally obtained evidence inadmissible
right to privacy implied right protecting personal autonomy
roe v wade legalized abortion
Created by: hsalisbury26
 

 



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