asserts fundamental principles of justice and implies the administration of laws that do not violate the sacredness of private rights
Inquisitorial System
a system in which the accused is considered guilty untill proven innocent
Adversarial System
a system in which the accused is considered innocent until proven guilty
the burden of proff is placed on the court
First Amendment
freedom of speech
Second Amendment
right to bear arms
Third Amendment
People do not have to house soldiers in their homes
Fourth Amendment
Right to no unreasonable search and seizures
Fifth Amendment
Don't have to incriminate yourself
Sixth Amendment
Speedy trial
impartial jury
Seventh Amendment
Trial by jury
Eigth Amendment
No cruel or unusual punishment
Ninth Amendment
People are not specifically enumerated under the Constitution
Tenth Amendment
Power is reserved for the people
Mapp vs. Ohio
Supreme Court declared that both the 4th Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable search and seizures and the exlusionary rule are applicable to the states