Jeopardy Review (Con, 5th)

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The Constitution

The 5th Amendment

Checks & Balances & Branches of

Government

History and Terms

Name That Case

(____ v. __)

Wild Card


How many branches of government did the

Constitution create?


Three


What are the first 10 amendments to the

Constitution called?


The Bill of Rights


What branch of government does Article I of the

Constitution discuss?


The Legislative Branch


What Article of the Constitution discusses the

Judicial branch?


Article III


How many Articles and Amendments does the U.S.

Constitution have?


7 Articles and 27 Amendments


When is a person in custody?


When he or she does not feel free to leave


Under what circumstances is a police officer required to give a suspect his or her

Miranda rights?


When the suspect is in custody and being

interrogated i.e. when the suspect is under custodial

interrogation


What is the definition of interrogation?


Words or actions that a police officer knows are

reasonably likely to lead a suspect to make

incriminating statements


Recite the Miranda Rights or state the three main rights

that it offers


“You have (1)the right to remain silent. Anything you

say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have (2) the right to an attorney. (3) If you cannot

afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.


When a person waives their Miranda rights, the

waiver must be given ____, ____ and ____.

(Clue v____, i____, & k____ )VIK


voluntarily, intelligently and

knowingly


What branch of government makes

the laws?




What branch of government

interprets the law?What branch of

government enforces the law?


The Judicial Branch; the Executive

Branch


What branch of government has the

power to:collect taxes, borrow money, pay debts, &

regulate trade with other countries and between

states?




Who acts as commander-in-chief of the armed forces

and the national guard, has a cabinet of advisors, grants pardons and makes treaties

with other countries? What branch is he or she

part of?


The President, The Executive Branch


Describe how the branches of

government check and balance each

other (name 4)


Legislative v. ExecutiveCongress—approves presidential nominations can impeach the president and remove him from officer

President—can veto laws

Executive vs. JudicialPresident—nominates judges

Judicial—can declare president’s acts unconstitutional

Judicial v. LegislativeJudicial—can declare laws unconstitutional

Legislative—confirms president’s judicial nominations, can impeach/remove judges from office


What does it mean to suppress a statement?


Preventing a statement that a

person previously made from being

used or mentioned in court


What is the Preamble?


The introduction to the U.S. Constitution


What governed our country before the Constitution was

made?The ____ of ____


The Articles of Confederation


What is bicameralism and

what branch of government is

bicameral? What are the sections called?


Bicameralism is the “two house system”, the

Legislative Branch is bicameral and is

comprised of the House of Representatives and the

Senate


What were the two groups who fought

over how the Constitution should be organized called and what did each group

advocate for?


Federalists—strong central government

&Anti-Federalists—

state’s powers and a bill of rights


From what case did we get “Miranda

Rights”?


Miranda v. Arizona


In what case was a 13-year-old special

education student questioned in a school

conference room about a camera that was stolen in

a burglary?


J.D.B. v. North Carolina


What case established the

public safety exception to

Miranda?


New York v. Quarles


In this case officers arrested a man who shot a taxi cab driver. The officers read

the man his Miranda rights and he asked to speak with a lawyer. However as he was being driven to the police station he overheard a conversation between the

officers who were worried that handicapped children might find a

weapon and injure themselves. The man then told the officers where his gun was.


Rhode Island v. Innis


In this case a 17-year-old student was accused of stealing a teacher’s i-phone

in the bathroom.


S.G. v. Indiana


Who is the head of the executive

branch? What’s his or her

name?


The President; Barack Obama


What was the name of our Moot Court

Problem?


R.J.N. v. State of North Redding


During Moot court oral arguments

which side gives their arguments

second?


The Respondent


How many judges are on the Supreme

Court? What are supreme

Court judges called?


9, Justices


What is this and what branch is it associated with? What is the

name and title of the person who heads this branch?

100 extra points if you can give his name.


The Supreme Court, The Judicial Branch, Chief Justice, Chief

Justice John Roberts

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