Across
- 3. punishments that are excessively harsh
- 4. bans use of illegally obtained evidence
- 6. used to search anyone’s place at any time (used by the brits)
- 10. no monitoring/recording conversations (depending on state)
- 12. having to stand trial more than once for the same crime
- 14. percentage of african americans in the prison system
- 16. permits evidence obtained illegally if it would have eventually been found
- 18. schools are allowed to drug test all students in extracurricular activities
- 19. being forced to testify against yourself; fifth amendment
- 21. need a specific warrants
- 24. questioning whether or not something is private or not
- 26. percentage of african americans in the US population
- 27. cruel and unusual punishment
Down
- 1. court case questioning whether police searching trash is constitutional
- 2. court order allowing the search of someone’s property
- 5. suspicion, supported by facts, which leads police to believe a crime has been committed
- 7. percentage of those in prison that are below the poverty line
- 8. money paid for temporary release
- 9. evidence found illegally cannot be used against defendant in court
- 11. schools are allowed to drug test student athletes
- 13. everything being criminalized especially if they don’t know that it is
- 15. double jeopardy; self-incrimination
- 17. the order in which things after arrest happen
- 20. percentage of world’s prisoners in the US
- 22. people must tell police officers their names
- 23. reducing overcriminalization will decrease poverty rates by this percent
- 25. right to a lawyer; speedy trial