This power point briefly covers the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Amendments

1. Bill of Rights
Civics 5.3.7
Joseph Jones

2. Civics 5.3.7
• Amendments
• Accused Rights
• Cases
• Limits/Scope

3. 4th Amendment
• Search/ seizers
• Probable cause
• Warrants

4. Case
• Katz v. United
States (1976)

5. Exceptions
• Consent
• Plan view
• Open Field
• Curtilage
• Motor Vehicle/ boarder
• Exigent

6. 5th Amendment
• Due process
• Self-
Incrimination
• Double Jeopardy
• Grand Juries

7. Cases
• Miranda v. Arizona
(1966)

8. 6th Amendment
• Fair/ Speedy Public Trial
• Accused Rights
• Retain Council
• Obtain Witnesses

9. Barker v. Wingo (1972)
• Length
• Reason
• Time/ manner
• Degree of prejudice

10. Retain Council
• Johnson v. Zerbst (1938)

11. • 7th Amendment
• Jury trial
• Re-examination
• $20 clause

12. Case
• The Justices v. Murray (1869)

13. 8th Amendment
• Fines
• Bail
• Cruel/ unusual punishment

14. Furman v. Georgia (1972)
• “Essential precedent”
• Arbitrary fashion
• Societies view
• Patently unnecessary

15. United States v. Bajakajian (1998)
• $10,000 +
• $357, 144

16. Citations
• Microsoft Clip Art
• digitizedchaos, car accident @ Vestavia hills, July 7, 2011 via Flickr, Creative
Commons Attribution
• Microsoft Clip Art
• Microsoft Clip Art
• State Records NSW, Interior of unidentified Court House, February 19, 2010 via
Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution
• ElvertBarnes, USPP6.WaterfrontMall.SW.WDC.23sep05, September 23, 2005 via
Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution
• Microsoft Clip Art
• Microsoft Clip Art
• Microsoft Clip Art
• Image Editor, 07slaveWhipped, May 21, 2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons
Attribution
• Microsoft Clip Art
* In order as shown*