Bill of Rights

1.  ____________________ protects people
from unreasonable searches and seizures
without a warrant. This includes having
their person, their homes, and items
within their homes searched and taken by
police or other officials.

• 22nd Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 12 Amendment

• 23rd Amendment

2. Under the 22nd Amendment a warrant must be granted by a judge and based on probable cause

• True

• False

Under the 5th Amendment: Due process is a person's legal rights under the law which includes being served with notice and having the right to be heard and defend
himself or herself. Includes protection from double jeopardy. 

• True

• False

4. Under the 5th Amendment a person has the right to remain silent, so that he or she does not fall victim to ____________________.

• COVID

• self-incarceration

• self-incrimination

• self-termination

5. In a criminal trial, if a defendant is tried and found innocent, the 5th Amendment prohibits the courts from trying that person again for the same crime called ____________________

• Double Jeopardy

• Single Jeopardy

• Triple Jeopardy

• Three-quarters Jeopardy

6. The 6th Amendment guarantees a
speedy trial (you can’t be kept in jail
for ____________ without a trial)

• over two years

• over a year

• over ten years

• over one month

7. What starts out: you have the right to remain silent? 

• Miami Rights

• Miranda Rights

• Memphis Rights

• Multiplication Rights

8. The Six Amendments Guarantees an impartial jury (doesn’t already think you are guilty) and a defendant has the right to a trial that is judged by a jury of his or her peers.

• True

• False

9. The 4th Amendment states that the court cannot set
excessive bail. This prevents judges from setting bail based off of personal feelings or prejudices against the defendant.

• True

• False

10. The Eighth Amendment states that a person should not be inflicted with punishment that is __________________.

• fun or enjoyable

• mean or undesirable

• cruel or unusual

• cruel or unthinkable