1. _______________ held that a preliminary hearing is a critical stage requiring court-appointed counsel for indigent defendants.

Group of answer choices

Coleman v. Alabama

Stack v. Boyle

Gerstein v. Pugh

County of Riverside v. McLaughlin

2.In _____________ the U.S. Supreme Court established a 4-prong balancing test for determining whether a defendant's right to a speedy trial was violated.

Group of answer choices

Stack v. Boyle

Barker v. Wingo

Coleman v. Alabama

Smith v. Cain

3. The U.S. Supreme Court held that the right to indictment by a grand jury does not apply to state criminal prosecutions in:

Hurtado v. California

County of Riverside v. McLaughlin

Smith v. Cain

Coleman v. Alabama

4.The right to indictment by a grand jury does not apply in state criminal prosecutions.

True

False

5.The exclusionary rule was first announced in:

Weeks v. United States

Mapp v. Ohio

Boyd v. United States

Terry v. Ohio

6.In __________ the U.S. Supreme Court applied the exclusionary rule in federal criminal trials based on violations of the 4^th Amendment.

Group of answer choices

Mapp v. Ohio

Terry v. Ohio

Boyd v. United States

Weeks v. United States

7.In __________ the U.S. Supreme Court incorporated the exclusionary rule, applying it to state criminal trials.

Mapp v. Ohio

Weeks v. United States

Terry v. Ohio

Coleman v. Alabama

8.In _________ the U.S. Supreme Court held that there is an exception to the warrant requirement for searches incident to a lawful arrest - explaining that a suspect's "wingspan" can be searched.

Group of answer choices

Katz v. United States

Mapp v. Ohio

Weeks v. United States

Chimel v. California

9._____________ evidence is inadmissible because of its connection to unlawfully obtained evidence - it is "fruit of the poisonous tree."

Group of answer choices

Derivative

Direct

Primary

Secondary

10.In ______________ the U.S. Supreme Court held that officers need not Mirandize suspects if there is a threat to public safety.

Group of answer choices

Minnick v. Mississippi

Wong Sun v. United States

Mapp v. Ohio

New York v. Quarles

11.In federal cases a ____ member jury is utilized, and their decisions must be unanimous.

14

6

12

18

12._______ evidence could include a letter, contract, or document.

real

testimonial

demonstrative

documentary

13.n opening statements, the attorneys may:

only show a power point with terms and definitions.

argue why their side is correct and why the jurors should believe them.

only explain what the evidence will show.

explain everything about the case to the jury.

14.When a punishment attempts to identify and address the underlying reasons for criminal conduct it is:

Deterrence

Rehabilitation

Incapacitation

Retribution

15.____________ re-established the death penalty as a constitutional form of punishment after the Supreme Court's holding in Furman v. Georgia had briefly suspended its use it the United States.

United States v. Booker

Payne v. Tennessee

Gregg v. Georgia

United States v. Watts