1. When is a lineup considered to be reliable?
2. Is the exclusionary rule specifically outlined within the Constitution?
3. Do prosecutors have absolute immunity for their conduct as advocates during criminal court proceedings?
4. Do all criminal defendants have an absolute right to bail under the Eighth Amendment?
5. How has Due Process defined the right to counsel in criminal proceedings?
6. Can a defendant be charged for the same exact crime multiple times if it was committed in several states?
7. As per the U.S. Supreme Court's interpretation of the Sixth Amendment, what is the minimum number of jurors required for a criminal trial?
8. Who exercises peremptory challenges to strike potential jurors?
9. Has every state created a statutory right to appeal?
10. Who do military commissions have jurisdiction over?
11. Are "sneak and peek" searches constitutional?
12. What is the least reliable form of eyewitness identification?
13. Understand the following exceptions to the exclusionary rule:
    • Attenuation
    • Independent Source
    • Inevitable Discovery
14. What is the deterrence rationale behind the exclusionary rule?
15. What is the success rate of Section 1983 claims against the government?
16. What is the most common mechanism for holding police accountable for any misconduct?
17. What does "pro bono counsel" refer to?
18. What is the purpose of the "speedy trial" clause?
19. What are some examples of aggravating circumstances in death penalty cases?
20. What typically occurs over time with the memory of witnesses?