County Of Riverside V. Mclaughlin

The promptness rule, 48 hour requirement for a probable cause hearing when arrested without a warrant.

Right to speedy trial, 6th amendment

Strickland V. Washington

Right to assistance of counsel (effective counsel). If an attorney is ineffective the right is denied.

Suppression by the prosecution of evidence is favorable to the accused.

SCOTUS stated the test for evaluating an eyewitness identification for irreperable identification.

psychotherapist - patient privilege

United States V Glass

Dangerous patient exception for psychotherapist - patient privilege

created the first standards for arresting and imprisoning those accused of crimes

Writ used to compel a government official to show cause why the official is holding a person in custody.

Evidence that makes a material issue before the court more or less probable

Evidence that possesses a sufficient degree of liklihood that it is true and accurate.

Evidence that is relevant and reliable and not otherwise excludable

Evidence that proves or disproves a fact in question with no need of inferences

Evidence from which proof of the fact in question may be inferred.

imperssible inferences

Inferences fact finders may not draw

Conditional guilty plea

Lawyers use this preserve the right to appeal a issue before a trial court

Causes the court to direct that a not guilty plea be entered on behalf of the defendant

Admits the defendant committed the crime but asserts no conviction for the defendant

Judgement not-with-standing

Post-trial judgement made by a judge, changing or reversing the jury decision

Errors that occur at trial that might have had a bearing on the outcome.

The part of the burden of proof that requires a party to produce sufficient evidence to establish the fact at issue

The part of the burden of proof that requires a party to persuade the jury that a fact exists.

defendant seeks to avoid guilt in hope of successfully denying the truth of the charges in a subsequent civil law suit.

The doctrine that evidence of well-accepted facts may be introduced in court without proof of a judicial shortcut.

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Criminal Evidence

Exam 1

Question	Answer
County Of Riverside V. Mclaughlin	The promptness rule, 48 hour requirement for a probable cause hearing when arrested without a warrant.
Barker V. Wingo	Right to speedy trial, 6th amendment
Strickland V. Washington	Right to assistance of counsel (effective counsel). If an attorney is ineffective the right is denied.
Brady V. Maryland	Suppression by the prosecution of evidence is favorable to the accused.
Neil V. Biggers	SCOTUS stated the test for evaluating an eyewitness identification for irreperable identification.
Jaffee V. Redmond	psychotherapist - patient privilege
United States V Glass	Dangerous patient exception for psychotherapist - patient privilege
Magna Carta	created the first standards for arresting and imprisoning those accused of crimes
Habeas Corpus	Writ used to compel a government official to show cause why the official is holding a person in custody.
Estelle V. Williams	The presumption of innocence
Relevant evidence	Evidence that makes a material issue before the court more or less probable
Reliable evidence	Evidence that possesses a sufficient degree of liklihood that it is true and accurate.
Competent evidence	Evidence that is relevant and reliable and not otherwise excludable
Direct Evidence	Evidence that proves or disproves a fact in question with no need of inferences
Indirect Evidence	Evidence from which proof of the fact in question may be inferred.
imperssible inferences	Inferences fact finders may not draw
Conditional guilty plea	Lawyers use this preserve the right to appeal a issue before a trial court
Standing mute plea	Causes the court to direct that a not guilty plea be entered on behalf of the defendant
Affirmative Defense	Admits the defendant committed the crime but asserts no conviction for the defendant
Judgement not-with-standing	Post-trial judgement made by a judge, changing or reversing the jury decision
Reversible Error	Errors that occur at trial that might have had a bearing on the outcome.
Burden of production	The part of the burden of proof that requires a party to produce sufficient evidence to establish the fact at issue
Burden of persuasion	The part of the burden of proof that requires a party to persuade the jury that a fact exists.
No contest plea	defendant seeks to avoid guilt in hope of successfully denying the truth of the charges in a subsequent civil law suit.
Judicial Notice	The doctrine that evidence of well-accepted facts may be introduced in court without proof of a judicial shortcut.

Created by: JoshB2023

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