Criminal Law Questions

In a decision in ( ), the Supreme Court of Georgia became the ( ) high court in the United States to establish the right of personal privacy in state (or federal) constitutional law.

What legal obligation of the government, regarding the Sixth Amendment right to counsel, was established in Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)?

The undue burden standard has led to ( ) legal restrictions on abortion at the ( ) level.

What are some examples of new technology using the protections of the Fourth Amendment against warrantless searches? A warrant is needed:

The good faith exception grants that evidence obtained from an invalid warrant does not need t be excluded from trial-but under what condition?

Ever since Roe v. Wade (1973), the Supreme Court has held that the constitutional right to privacy derives from the ( ) .

The ideological conflict between those that seek to promote the equal status of traditionally subordinated groups, and those that seek to promote or uphold traditional moral values, is called the ( ).

The constitutionally-protected right to a speedy trial in the sixth amendment may take several ( ).

This pioneer went was born in Britain and went to school at the University of Arizona and University of Nebraska.

This pioneers techniques where discovered while doing x-rays images of DNA strands. The techniques are used to identify criminals and establish paternity.

This pioneer is known as the "Bone Woman" because of her work in Forensic Anthropology.

This pioneer specializes in human osteology and decomposition. Also is a forensic anthropologist.

This pioneer founded the book the Missing Persons Identification Center in Los Angeles and links n families with unknown victims of crimes and other tragedies.

This pioneer was a Police chief at Berkeley, California that created the first forensic laboratory in the United States at LAPD.

This pioneer authored a classic booked that is still used today and is tilted Criminal Investigation. It also stressed the importance of scientific methods in criminal investigations.

This pioneer started his lab in 2 attic rooms of a Police department in Lyon, France.

Used Hans Gross's principles to develop the first crime scene laboratory.

This pioneer developed the concept of DNA profiling and DNA Fingerprinting. Well known professor at University of England (DNA Fingerprinting has nothing to do with fingerprints).

This pioneer was a public prosecutor and judge in Graz, Austria. Considered to the the father of criminalistics

This pioneer advocated for the use of microscopes in forensic cases and remained an expert in his field for the remainder of his career.