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Section 4: Your Rights: Due Process

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  • to carry out
    confess
    instruct
    execute
    indict
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  • to teach
    self-incrimination
    confess
    execute
    instruct
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  • doing or saying something that might cause one to be tried for a crime
    indict
    self incrimination
    execute
    confess
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  • A legal paper, issued by a court, giving police permission to make an arrest, seizure, or search
    warrant
    exclusionary rule
    evidence
    probable cause
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  • reasonable cause for issuing a search warrant or making an arrest
    exclusionary rule
    due process
    probable cause
    double jeopardy
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  • fair and sensible
    alleged
    deny
    reasonable
    confess
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  • a law that prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in a criminal trial
    exclusionary rule
    due process
    double jeopardy
    probable cause
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  • proof; facts or information indicating whether a belief is true or valid
    alleged
    deny
    indict
    evidence
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  • to formally charge with a crime
    deny
    alleged
    indict
    reasonable
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  • Being tried twice for the same crime
    exclusionary rulle
    double jeopardy
    probable cause
    alleged
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  • to admit
    alleged
    confess
    indict
    deny
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  • refuse to admit the truth
    alleged
    confess
    eveidence
    deny
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  • Asserted without proof; assumed
    eveidence
    confess
    alleged
    indict
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  • the right to the same treatment and rules that all citizens receive
    double jeopardy
    probable cause
    due process
    exclusionary rule
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