This occurs when a person suspected of a crime is taken into custody

The amendment that prevents law enforcement from performing warrantless searches and seizures.

The name of the person who pursues criminal charges against the accused.

The standard of proof required by the law in order to convict the accused of a crime.

Received his nickname because he believed the neighbor's dog was commanding him to kill his victims.

A court order commanding that a specified person be taken into
custody.

A police officer who believes that based on his or her experience that a person is behaving suspiciously and is likely to be armed or somehow a danger to others, then the officer may perform this controversial on the street action.

The entity that pays for a public defender to defend the rights of the accused (without a fee).

The principle protection of the criminally accused in the sixth amendment.

His/Her child was kidnapped and murdered from his second floor bedroom in one of the most well-known crimes of the 20th century.

A reasonable belief that a person has committed a crime.

Evidence is barred by this rule when police do not obtain or do not act reasonably to rely on a search warrant and that warrant is later found to be invalid.

The time at which the state must read an accused his or her "miranda rights".

This is a process of negotiation among the accused, the defense attorney and the prosecutor that grants certain concessions to the accused in exchange for a guilty plea.

This federal agency is responsible for investigating and prosecuting bank robberies in the United States.

An arrested person can usually be released after putting up an amount
of money known as what?

Name at least two of the situations in which police need not obtain a warrant before conducting a search.

This is the purpose of a juvenile justice system.

This processes determines whether there is sufficient cause to believe a person has committed a crime and whether that person should be made to stand trial.

This relative of Theodore Kaczynski recognized Kaczynski's published manifesto as it was similar to some earlier writings that had been sent to him/her.

The question you should ask law enforcement if you are trying to determine if you have been arrested.

This is the specific name for the process by which law enforcement detains and questions a crime suspect.

This is the process by which a jury is chosen for its service.

The basis by which the prosecution or defense is alone prohibited from using to exclude a juror from jury service.

The artist who painted the most valuable painting ("The Concert" stolen in the Boston art heist in March 1990.