G10 4Q CI: Bill of Rights 2

Sec. 1

right to life, liberty, and property

- freedom to act or move

- freedom from any injury

2 classifications of right to liberty

freedem to act or move

it is to freely make one's own choices but as long as it doesn't violate the law

freedom from any injury

the right that explains no one can be punished unless without due process

- real

- personal

- personal effects

3 types of properties

real

this is property that can't be movable (ex. house, land)

personal

this is property that can be movable (ex. cars)

personal effects

smaller but movable types of property (ex. jewelries, watches)

Sec. 2

right to be secure of ones houses, papers and persons. and no search can be done by the police, without jt beong signed by a judge, witness and is under oath

- signed by a judge

- signed by a witness

- is under oath

3 conditions for a search warrant

under oath

obliged by the law to tell the truth in court

Plain sight

Lawful arrest

Airport security

Consent

Extreme circumstances

Reasonable suspicion

6 instances wherein the police can do a search without a search warrant

Plain sight

an exception to a search warrant, when authorities see a weapon out in the open

Lawful arrest

An exception to the warrant requirement, specifically referring to a pat-down search permitted when someone is lawfully arrested.

Airport security

an exception ton

a search warrant, identifying suspicious behavior, e.g. to catch terrorists before they strike

Consent

an exception tona search warrant, if a person agrees to continue the search

Extreme circumstances

an exception to a search warrant, wherein a search wareant may prolong the danger

Reasonable suspcion

an exception to a search warrant, wherein there is reasonable suspicion that a person may cause danger