- 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.