Please submit numbers top to bottom in a verticle column Thank you!
Posted: Mon May 23, 2022 10:00 am
Please submit numbers top to bottom in a verticle column
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Match the following terms with their appropriate meaning. Terms Meaning 1. corpus delicti judge determines probable cause for arrest, sets bail, and informs defendant of rights 2. actus reus to deprive a person of liberty by legal authority 3. mens rea defined by the U.S. Constitution and requires two 4. mala in se witnesses or confession in open court to convict 5. mala probibita the body of the crime including actus reus and 6. treason 7. misdemeanors criminal accusation by public prosecutor where 8. felonies preliminary hearing may be demanded by defendant reasonable cause; more than mere suspicion; some 9. selective incorporation (doctrine) evidence from credible source 10. Miranda warning (cont'd) mens reda
11. arrest 12. control subsystem 13. stop and frisk 14. arrest warrant 15. probable cause 16. initial appearance 17. bail 18. search warrant 19. public defender 20. preliminary hearing 21. information process requirement that the accused be informed of basic rights to ensure admissibility of evidence prohibits wrongful acts, as defined by the legislature, that may not be wrong in themselves a critical stage in the pretrial process where accused has right to present evidence written order by judge that a person be brought before the magistrate to answer to criminal charges doctrine of including selected provisions of Bill of Rights in the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause acts that are wrong in themselves and offenses against conscience lawyer appointed by court or employed by the government to defend indigents accused of crime discretionary police pat-down search of a person who behaves suspiciously and appears to be armed crimes of a serious nature, punishable by longer prison sentences a guilty mind or criminal intent written court order based on probable cause naming the place to be searched and the things to be seized refers to the police function of maintaining order and protecting the public safety lesser criminal offenses punishable by fines or short jail sentences a wrongful act making the actor criminally liable when combined with the required intent money deposit to ensure attendance in court
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11. arrest 12. control subsystem 13. stop and frisk 14. arrest warrant 15. probable cause 16. initial appearance 17. bail 18. search warrant 19. public defender 20. preliminary hearing 21. information process requirement that the accused be informed of basic rights to ensure admissibility of evidence prohibits wrongful acts, as defined by the legislature, that may not be wrong in themselves a critical stage in the pretrial process where accused has right to present evidence written order by judge that a person be brought before the magistrate to answer to criminal charges doctrine of including selected provisions of Bill of Rights in the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause acts that are wrong in themselves and offenses against conscience lawyer appointed by court or employed by the government to defend indigents accused of crime discretionary police pat-down search of a person who behaves suspiciously and appears to be armed crimes of a serious nature, punishable by longer prison sentences a guilty mind or criminal intent written court order based on probable cause naming the place to be searched and the things to be seized refers to the police function of maintaining order and protecting the public safety lesser criminal offenses punishable by fines or short jail sentences a wrongful act making the actor criminally liable when combined with the required intent money deposit to ensure attendance in court