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1. | protects against unreasonable search and seizure |
2. | evidence derived from illegally seized evidence |
4. | subcomponents of the justice system work together to achieve justice |
5. | larceny, arson, for example |
8. | danger to life, or evidence justify __________________ |
9. | sentences served together, example: 1 year for larceny + 2 years for asault = 2 years |
11. | state and federal courts |
12. | less serious crime, serve less than a year in confinement |
14. | established the Plain View Doctrine |
15. | case specfied the conditions under which deadly force could be used to apprehend a felon |
16. | constables on horseback |
18. | crime most likely to be reported by the victim to police |
23. | sentences served back to back, example: 1 year for larceny + 2 years for asault = 3 years |
24. | created the Metropolitan Police force |
26. | group of people who hear the evidence, and decide if there is enough evidence to bring this person to trial |
27. | suspect is informed of the charges, advised of their rights, and enters a plea |
28. | principle of fairness, orthe ideal of equity |
29. | style of policing that enforces the letter of the law |
31. | a formal written accusation submitted to the court by the grand jury |
33. | money or property pledged to the court guaranteeing that person will appear for court |
36. | step of due process that takes place immediately after an arrest |