Relacionar Columnas 4th and 5th Amendment VocabVersión en línea A quiz to test knowledge of 4th and 5th Amendment terms. por Vanessa Vieira 1 This is a piece of paper given to police by a judge that allows them to search a person or place. 2 This exception states that police do not need a warrant if they directly witness criminal activity. 3 Saying something that makes a person appear guilty. 4 This states that the police can search a car without a warrant 5 This exception states that police can search a person on the street if they have REASONABLE suspicion that a crime has been committed. 6 This is the document that lays out the laws for the United States. The Amendments are all part of this. 7 This Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. 8 This is a fair process of law. It includes the right to know what you are being charged with and the right to a trial 9 This Amendment talks about the right remain silent, the right to a trial, and the right to not be charged for the same crime twice. 10 This is when the state tries to charge someone for the same crime twice. It is illegal. 11 "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you." What is this statement called? 12 This refers to police searching a place or person and taking things than can be used as evidence. 13 This is the rule that says that evidence gathered illegally cannot be used in court. The Constitution Fourth Amendment Stop and Search Double Jeopardy Plain View Fifth Amendment Warrant Search and Seizure. Vehicle Exception Self-incrimination Miranda Warning Due Process Exclusionary Rule
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