POLS 330 Final: poliscifinalreview.docx
Document Summary
25 mc, 5 id"s and short answer questions. Amendments: 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 19, 24. 2nd amendment and gun control: d. c. v. heller. 4th amendment and search and seizure: wolf v. colorado; mapp v. ohio; terry v. ohio. 5th and 6th amendment: miranda v. arizona; gideon v. wainwright. Miranda v. arizona (66): rights given to every prisoner once they are arrested, miranda rights . Went to sc because he didn"t know he had the right to be silent, or that he had the right to a lawyer. Sc said that just b/c you"re ignorant of your rights, doesn"t mean you don"t have them. Retried, sentenced to 11 yrs of prison. Spontaneous declaration- some criminals got clever- started blurting out confessions as soon as they were arrested, claiming they were not read rights, as to get out of sentence. Sc ruled that you cannot do that- give the officers a chance to name rights.
