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4th to 10th Amendments Terms

terms that we defined in class for the 4th to 10th amendments

AB
excessivedisproportionate and undue
cruelsavage, atrocious, barbaric, or callous
unusualout of the ordinary
plain-view doctrineillegal activity done in "plain-view" has no expectation of privacy
securein safe custody or keeping
personsone's self, to have in your possession, on you
housesa structure of your own
papersa written or printed document
effectsitems not covered by the definitions of persons, houses, and papers
unreasonablenot governed by reason
searchesto explore or examine in order to discover
seizuresto take away
probable causelikely to occur or prove true
oatha sworn declaration that one shall tell the truth
affirmationsomething that is true
speedywithin a reasonable amount of time
impartialunbiased
accusationa charge or claim of wrong


Teacher
St. Clair H.S.
MN

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