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direct evidence

evidence without inference attached to it

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Indirect evidence (circumstantial)

evidence that has inference attached with it

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Vicarious Liability

Responsibility for the actions of another

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Habeous Corpus

“Youre wrongful holding me let me go”. Motion to be released

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Mere Hunch

Have a feeling something is wrong can do nothing, need a valid reason

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Reasonable suspicion

an justifiable suspicion that is based on specific facts or circumstances. Allow to stop a vehicle but cant search it

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Probable Cause

Through officers training and experience, they reasonably believe that a crime is occurring, has occurred, or is about to happen.

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United States V. Delorean (1983)

4th 14th Amendment case. Affirmative defense of entrapment says government can not persuade to commit a crime if you are not predisposed.

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Who’s only people entrapment defense work on?

the government

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What does Mcdonald V Chicago (2010) say?

The core value of 2nd Amendment is self defense

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What amendments is Mcdonald V Chicago (2010)

2nd and 14th Amendments.

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What amendments is Mapp V Ohio (1961)

4th and 14th amendment

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What does Mapp V Ohio (1961) say?

Need for VALID search warrant to search

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Elements for Valid search warrant are?

Appear before natural judge and or majesty

Present an affidavit of probable cause

The search warrant must be very specific naming what, who, and where you are going to be searching

If judges deems theres enough evidence he will sign it

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how many days is a search warrant valid after getting signs from judge?

10 days

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How many times can you use search warrant?

Once

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False Arrest

Unjust holding of another

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What amendments are involved in Terry V. Ohio (1968)

4th and 14th amendments

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What does Terry V. Ohio (1968) say

Says that reasonable suspicion is enough for casual pat down on first layer of clothes. Meant to search for weapons

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What amendments are involved in United States V Arvizu (2002)

4th and 14th amendments

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What does United States V Arvizu (2002) say?

That with probable cause Law enforcement cna pull over vehicles but cannot search them

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What amendments are in King V Maryland (2013)

4th and 14th amendments

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What does King V Maryland (2013) say?

Allows for collection of DNA

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What amendments are in Brandenburg V Ohio (1969)

1st and 14th amendments

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What does Brandenburg V Ohio (1969) say?

That even hate speech is protected

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What amendments are in Miranda V Arizona (1966)

5th and 14th Amendments

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What does Miranda V Arizona say?

Right to remain silent and protection from double jeopardy

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What does Carroll v. U.S (1925) say?

If during a traffic stop law enforcement develops probable cause, they can search the entire car and trunk, closed containers, as well as the search driver and or passengers.

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What amendments are in Carroll v. U.S (1925)

4th and 14th amendments.

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What does Gideon V Wainwright (1963) say?

Right to attorney and speedy trial and it established all the amendments were applicable to anyone

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What amendments are Gideon V Wainwright (1963)

6th and 14th

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What does Garner V Tennessee (1985) say

You may not use lethal force against a unarmed fleeing suspect unless they are a felon.

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What amendments are in Garner V Tennessee (1985)

4th and 14th amendment

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what does Arizu V U.S (2002) say

If law enforcement has reasonable suspicion, it can stop the vehicle based on totality of circumstance but cant search it.

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Arizu V U.S (2002) amendments?

4th and 14th

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What does for Gregg V. Georgia (1976) say

death penalty is not cruel and unusual; however the jury instructions must be the same in all capital cases

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Amendments for Gregg V. Georgia (1976)

8th and 14th amendments

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What does Miller V Alabama (2012) say?

Death is not cruel and unusual punishment except when it involves a minor

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Amendments for Miller V Alabama (2012)

8th and 14th

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amendments for Mims V U.S (1977)

14th

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What does Mims V U.S say? (1977)

Must follow all law enforcement lawful orders

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thresholds of searchs

Mere Hunch

reasonable suspicion

probable cause

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Assault

Words or body language threarting another

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Aggravated assault

Words or body language threating another with a weapon

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What do living and dead deserve

Living deserve justice, and dead deserve truth

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direct evidence

Evidence that doesn’t have inference attached to it

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Indirect evidence

Type of evidence that has an inference attached to it

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Two things that carry no DNA

Red blood cells and hair

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Bystander effect is what?

Protects us from performing any type of duty

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6 ways to identify

finger prints

DNA

Show up

photo array

live line up

eye witness

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two types of DNA that can be used to identfiy

Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)

Ribonucleic acid (RNA)

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What does show up mean

short period after crime you are asked to see if this person is the person from the crime

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1st Amendment

Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition

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2nd Amendment

Right to bear arms

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4th Amendment

Prohibits unreasonable search and seizure

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5th Amendment

Right to remain silent
due process
prohibits double jeopardy and self-incrimination

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6th Amendment

right to an attorney and public and speedy trial

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8th Amendment

Prohibits excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment

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14th Amendment

Due process rights and equal protection under the law to the US

Due process is the law itself
Equal protection is applying the law to every individual

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homicide

One human killing another
2 types: Criminal and justifiable

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Totality of the circumstances

Decisions are based on all available information
See everything.

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Reasonable objective test

take actions of accused and measure them against the reaction of Law enforcement.
Ask, "Was Law enforcement reaction reasonable and/or necessary?"

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Battery

Intentional, uninvited, wrongful touching of another

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Aggravated Battery

Intentional, uninvited, wrongful touching of another with a weapon

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Felony Battery

Intentional, uninvited, wrongful touching of a Police officer or any woman that is pregnant

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Domestic Violence Battery

Any type of Battery against a family member

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1st degree murder

planning/premeditation, carrying out the plan, resulting in the death of another human.

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2nd degree murder


There is no planning in the killing of another person.

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Involuntary murder

negligent/reckless actions causing the death of another

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voluntary manslaughter

killing in the heat of the moment

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Mala in Se

Acts that are crimes because they are inherently evil or harmful to society

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Mala prohibita

acts that are prohibited because they are defined as crimes by law

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2 types of resisting arrest

without violence
with violence

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Affirmative defense

must prove that this applied to you at the time of the event.

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Where not to look for evidence

Don’t look for elephant in a mouse hole

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Transfer intent

Attempted to commit a crime against someone but someone else gets hurt, you’re still responsible

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Can DNA prove you committed a crime

No

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inadmissible

Gathered in violation of 4th amendment

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admissible

acceptable or valid, especially as evidence in a court of law.

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Tort

Civil Wrong resulting in monetary damages

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How many people have been exonerated?

2,800

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What percent of people been exonerated after execution?

20%

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what amount of people wrongfully sent to prison due to eyewitness

3/4

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amount of time it takes to ID someone

10-15 seconds

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Beyond a reasonable doubt

After all evidence has been examined there is not other reasonable conclusion but that the defendant is guilty. Must be convince beyond a moral certainty and it cannot be imaginary

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What parts have no DNA

Red blood cells

Hair

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How long was Ronald wrongfully in prison

11 years

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Perjury

Lying under oath

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How states have death penalty still?

30

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Cillo saying about eyes

Eyes not camera and Brian is not film

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Part of twins not identical?

Fingerprints, ear prints, footprints, palm prints

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Name of man falsely accused and convicted of rape

Ronald Cotton

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The one who actually committed rape

Bobby Poole

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The victim of the raping

Jennifer

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How many states have restitution?

42

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Strip search

Suspicion of weapons and contraband hidden in orifices

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Pretext stop

You don’t care about stop want to search. But due to them violating motor vehicle you can pull them over. coupled with mere hunch

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What in your body has no germs?

Urine