Constitutional Vocab

2. allows one to challenge lawfulness of their detention ensuring no unlawfulness.
4. environment or context in which legal proceeding take place (involves evidence, witnesses, and guilt/innocence by judge or jury).
5. Principle that prevents a person from being tried twice for same offense, guaranteed by 5th amendment.
7. government treats people equally under law 14th amendment.
9. rights guaranteed to one by constitution (freedom of speech, etc.) vs unreasonable searches/seizures.
10. provision of 6th amendment guaranteeing defendant's right to face witnesses against them in trial.
12. considered harsh to crime committed prohibited by 8th Amendment.
14. defendant is seen innocent until proven guilty
15. ensures fairness and justice in legal proceedings.
16. prohibits illegal evidence from a trial by 4th amendment.
17. individual freddoms/rights by law, vs. government interference or infringement.
18. provision of 6th amendment giving defendant right to compel witnesses' attendance and evidence production in their favor.

1. act of implicating oneself to crime or giving evidence to lead to one's conviction vs 5th amendment.
3. idea that certain rights are so fundamnetal governments can't infringe upon them, protected by Due Process Clauses 5ht-14th Amendment.
6. representation by attorney who gives adive, guidance, advocacy to one in legal proceedings.
8. actions by law enforcement to finds facts or evidence by 4th Amendment.
11. where case facts are decided by group of individuals chosen from community.
13. warnings by law enforcement to people in custody, advising them of constitutional rights