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Articles related to "Fifth Amendment"
An Anxious Hand A moody, anxious man in a questionable state of mind - with a Baretta - and all's well in 5th Circuit-land. Really. second amendment • fifth amendment • supreme court
Doublespeak A look at the High Court's interpretation of "Miranda" warnings when they are 'artfully' manipulated by law enforcement. supreme court • fifth amendment • bill of rights
Fruits Of Interrogation The Supreme Court recently decided to affirm the constitutionality, and therefore, the importance of the <i>Miranda</i> decision as a protective tool in the criminal justice system. But did the Court skirt a more critical question? Ponder this... the supreme court • fifth amendment • sixth amendment
It's All In The Name Should you have to tell a law enforcement officer who you are? The Supreme Court tells us what to say. supreme court • fourth amendment • fifth amendment
Silence Is Golden The history and practice of the Fifth Amendment; and why it is such a frustrating constitutional rule of law. fifth amendment • "miranda" • privilege • jurors sworn • chief justice rehnquist
Congress, you have the right-- to remain silent (Part I) Part I of a two part discussion of Miranda v. Arizona and the U.S. Supreme Court decision of the most recent term, Dickerson v. United States, revisiting Miranda miranda • fifth amendment • dickerson v. united states • 18 usc 1305 • voluntariness
Congress, you have the right-- to remain silent (Part II) Dickerson v. United States and Miranda Warnings revisted miranda • dickerson • confessions • voluntariness • fifth amendment
Forensic or Scientific Handwriting Analysis A handwriting analyst with forensic training can determine, by comparing a document with samples of the same handwriting, if it is real or a forgery. forensic handwriting analysis analyst • forgery experts • questioned documents • handwriting samples comparisons • forgery
Shackled What would the Supreme Court say to a defendant who complains about being chained before twelve jurors, who must decide his fate? That's too bad, or you've got cause to fuss? Read on. shackled • supreme court • fifth amendment • fourteenth amendment • shackling doctrine
The Double Jeopardy Clause The Fifth Amendment reads in part: "nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb". This is the Double Jeopardy Clause. double jeopady • fifth amendment • u.s. constitution • mistrial • same act different law
The Miranda Warnings: Origin and Meaning The Miranda warnings are part of American criminal justice and American popular culture. Where do they come from? What do they mean? miranda warnings • miranda rights • fifth amendment • sixth amendment • right to remain silent
US Constitutional Rights for Criminal Defendants A criminal defendant has many protections from the power of government to take away his life, liberty or property. These protections are found in the US Constitution. constitutional rights • bill of rights • fourteenth amendment • miranda warnings. bill of attainder • ex post facto
Offensively Specific Part II Part II of a look at the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel clause, in the context of a brutal murder. sixth amendment • right to counsel
Court Empowers the State to Help the Politically Powerful In Kelo v. the City of New London, the Supreme Court expands the power of local governments to use the awesome power of eminent domain. The likely consequence is the use of eminent domain on the half of the powerful at the expense of small land owners. kelo v. the city of new london. eminent domain • fifth amendement
Roger Taney and the Dred Scott Decision of 1857 Dred Scott's residency in Illinois and Wisconsin should have made him a freedman but the US Supreme Court disagreed, declaring the 1820 Compromise unconstitutional. roger taney and the dred scott decision • scott v sandford 1857 • dred scott heightens sectional tension • constitutional misinterpretations in dred scott • doctrine of vested interest
Flag Burning and the Constitution A look at the Senate's effort earlier this summer to pass on a bill banning flag burning and the legal arguments against the flag desecration amendment. flag burning • flag desecration • house • senate • supreme court
High Noon on DVD With the making of High Noon, writer Carl Foreman, director Fred Zinneman, and actor Gary Cooper revolutonized the Western high noon • gary cooper • fred zinneman • carl foreman • grace kelly
Trumbo DVD Review Interviews and readings from his letters combine to form a well-rounded look at Dalton Trumbo, one of the blacklisted "Hollywood Ten." trumbo dvd • dalton trumbo • house un-american activities committee • blacklist • hollywood ten
A Big Mistake A new Justice Department policy nibbles away at the the Sixth Amendemnt's guarantee to have the advice of counsel.
A FAll From Grace Marcello falls on hard times and his empire begins to decline as his world became more and more public
Expansion into the Big Time Carlos Marcello makes it to the big time and finds that the price for power is an open recognition of his role in organized crime carlos marcello • meyer lansky • frank costello
Teaching the 3rd Amendment to Gifted Students Unlike other amendments, the third amendment has little chance of going to court, so teachers can use it as a history lesson to show how the United States grew up. teaching the 3rd amendment to gifted students • law about quartering soldiers • understanding the 3rd amendment • using the third amendment as a history lesson • third amendment gone but not forgotten
The Adamson Eight-Hour Act of 1916 When nearly half a million railroad workers threatened to strike and disrupt interstate commerce, Woodrow Wilson went before Congress requesting emergency legislation. adamson act of 1916 • woodrow wilson and the adamson eight hour act • first eight hour workday in america • adamson act as unconstitutional • supreme court and the adamson act
The Theory of Natural Law Natural law is that law which is above all man-made law, a law that is universally applicable. Natural law has existed in some form or another since ancient times. natural law theory • positive law • natural law definition • julius stone • universal law
Can Steroids Ruin Baseball? The recent burst of HGH and steroid links to Major League baseball suggest that the game's performance-enhancing drug problem is as bad as Jose Canseco claimed. jay gibbons steroids hgh • troy glaus steroids hgh • baseball steroids hgh • baseball steroids scandal • rick ankiel steroids hgh
Four Reasons Not to Buy a Home Contrary to popular belief owning a home is not all wine and roses. It is expensive and, for some, not worth the cost. reasons not to buy a home • renting can be better than buying • a home mortgage is a liability • mortgage is an engagement until death • lenders can bury their clients in debt
Host your own talk show? Don't count on it! If you try to operate what is also known as a "pirate" radio station and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gets wind of it you will be shut down and your equipment seized. (Thereby leaving you free to go out and commit some <I>real</I> crimes.) pirate radio • low-broadcast radio • radio • federal communications commission • fcc
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich Arrested On December 8, 2008 the Governor Rod Blagojevich was arrested for criminal corruption charges.The tipping point was the looming appointment of Barack Obama's successor. rod blagojevich • criminal complaint • indictment • blagojevich investigation • political corruption
Jose Canseco Was Right About Steroid Users Jose Canseco's 2005 book made some startling allegations about steroid use in baseball. Many of them have been proven to be true. jose canseco alex rodriguez • jose canseco manny ramirez • jose canseco steroid book • jose canseco juiced • alex rodiguez steroids jose canseco
Market Madness Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, another multi-billion dollar company is discovered cheating its shareholders and employees. And when these companies cheat, they cheat big. corporate greed • corporate reporting errors • securities and exchange commission • sec
Murder in Spokane: Catching a Serial Killer by Mark Fuhrman Mark Fuhrman, "America’s foremost detective," criticizes local cops and solves serial murders! fuhrman • furman • furhman • detective • killer
On War Crimes Part IV: Just say no to the ICC The Conclusion of the "On War Crimes" series looks at the International Criminal Court. Is is really going to solve the problem? Does more law, laws, and lawyers equal more justice? bill clinton • international criminal court • bill richardson • genocide • laws
The Display of the Ten Commandments and the Incorporation Doctrine The flap over the display of the Ten Commandments masks a far more important quarrel over the incorporation doctine. judge roy moore • incorporation doctrine • ten commandments
The Dred Scott Outrage What was intended to be the final decision regarding slavery in America created the greatest schism between North and South, and set the country on course for civil war. scott v. sandford • james buchanan • roger b. taney • missouri compromise • abolitionists
The Election & Powers of the US President The President of the United States is considered to be the most powerful individual in the world. The principal source of this power is Article II of the US Constitution. presidential power • presidential election • electoral college • presidential qualifications • oath of office
The Right to a Jury Trial The American Constitution protects many rights of American citizens. Among the most significant is the right to a jury trial. american constitution • right to a jury trial • positive rights • negative liberty • voire dire
The Miranda Warnings versus The Iron Thumbscrew A history of torture for witchcraft. torture methods
Making History Fun Today This article is about making history fun with some activities. edcuation • homeschooling • homeschooled • home education • home educated
Reorganization and Early Retirement Programs: Mafia Style Frank Costello was making plans for a retirement from the Organization and Vito Genovese was making his own plans to become the new head of the Organization. A new player also makes his appearance in the high levels of the organization, Carlo Gambino. All became involved in an effort to reorganize the mob. marlon brando • virginia hill • vito genovese • carlo gambino • anastasia family
Siegel's Lost Gold Mine and the Coonskinned Senator Bugsy Siegel retires from organized crime and the Organiztion moves into Vegas with the Skim. The mob begins to develop the strip in Vegas and invites the teamsters to join them. The spotlight also falls on the Mob through the Kefauver Hearings and the stage is set for a major organizational shake up. flamingo • open city • jimmy hoffa • skim • laundry
"It's All Done With Mirrors!" This is an article about teaching the multi-generational homeschool. edcuation • homeschooling • homeschooled • home education • home educated
Is It Really Just About Guns? This article discusses court cases, past and pending, concerning the rights of private citizens to own firearms and what a lot of the anti-gun rhetorica actually means. guns • freedom • private gun ownership rights • law • supreme court |
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