Bell Ringer 5 What concept comes from the 6th Amendment of the Constitution? Permission of search and seizure Protection from self incrimination Right to a speedy and public trial How do you think the government most commonly informs
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Bell Ringer #5 What concept comes from the 6th Amendment of the Constitution?
Permission of search and seizure
Protection from self incrimination
Right to a speedy and public trial
How do you think the government most commonly informs citizens of new laws?
Mass media
What must law enforcement show in order to obtain a search warrant?
Probable Cause<br>
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Criminal v. civil cases KEY TERMS!!<br>
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Word bank Venn Diagram Burden of Proof
Defendant
Arraignment
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Lawsuit
Capital punishment
Plea of No Contest
Plea Bargain
Indictment
Grand Jury
Summons
Plaintiff
Restitution
Petit trial/jury
Restitution
Acquittal
Preponderance of evidence
Prosecutor
Subpoena Directions: Draw a Venn Diagram comparing civil and criminal court cases. Then, using your notes, crossword puzzle, and intuition, place these terms in the appropriate circle according to the case they apply to. Civil Both Criminal<br>
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Criminal Cases Arraignment
Prosecutor
Subpoena
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Capital punishment
Plea of No Contest
Plea Bargain
Indictment
Grand Jury
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UetYqtMzW5I<br>
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Civil Cases Summons
Plaintiff
Preponderance of evidence
Restitution
Lawsuit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg5ex8WZUao<br>
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Both Petit trial/jury
Acquittal
Burden of Proof
Defendant<br>
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Petit trials Petit Trial: A jury typically of 12 people who try the final issue of fact in a civil or criminal case and pronounce a verdict.
Judge= referee in a sporting event
Hung Jury- when a jury is unable to reach a unanimous decision
Criminal juries must find the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt
What is the burden of proof called for civil cases?
Preponderance of Evidence
Small Claims Court- a local court in which claims for small sums of money can be heard and decided quickly and cheaply, without legal representation.
Grand Jury
(12-23 people) investigates criminal conduct. Decide whether there is sufficient evidence for prosecution to proceed (AKA do we have a criminal case or not?)<br>
