1. Brady" material tends to prove the defendant...?

2. Federal Judges are appointed by Congress for how long?

3. A "Search Incident to Arrest" allows police officers to searchareas within the immediate control of the individual arrested.

True

False

4. A suspect has a right to an attorney present at a pre-indictment lineup.

True

False

5. When is a defendant first officially presented the charges against them?

	a	When arrested
	b	When the Jury is present
	c	At trial
	d	At arraignment

6. The nine black defendants in the case of Powell v Alabama were known by a collective name. What is the name they are known as? [x]

7.When is the government required to inform a person arrested as to the charges/accusations against them?

	a	When initially arrested.
	b	At trial
	c	At arraignments.
	d	None of the above

8. When does an individuals Right to Counsel automatically attach or begin?

	A	When questioned by the police.
	B	When arrested.
	C	When formally charged at arraignment.
	D	Only upon request.

9. In the case of Powell v Alabama, the US Supreme Court ruled that the 6th Amendment Right to Counsel attached in this case, specifically because it was what type of case? [x]

	A	Criminal case
	B	Capital Case
	C	Civil Case
	D	Important Case.

10. When does the speedy trial clock begin to tick in a criminal court case?

	A	At arrest.
	B	At arraginment
	C	Upon requesting an attorney.
	D	Onceplea guilty to anindictment.

11. Who makes the final determination of what charges will be filled with the court against a defendant? [x]

12. An attorney is automatically appointed to a defendant at what stage?

	A	Arraginment
	B	Arrest
	C	At Jury Trial
	D	When questioned.

13. When does the speedy trial clock begin to tick in a criminal court case?

	A	At arrest.
	B	At arraginment
	C	Upon requesting an attorney.
	D	Onceplea guilty to anindictment.

14. What was the ruling regarding Right to Counsel in Gideon v Wainwright? What did this ruling do to previous rulings, such as Betts v Brady.

15. There are two inferences that are not permitted for a jury to make related to the 5th and 6th Amendments. Meaning if you exercise these rights the inference of guilt cannot be made.

What are the two improper inferences?

	A	Inferred guilt from requesting an Attorney.
	B	Inferred guilt from invoking your right to remain silent.
		Inferred guilt from pleading guilty.
	C	Inferred guilt from a confession.
	D	Inferred guilt from owning a handgun.
	E	Inferred guilty from eyewitness testimony.