In Weeks v. United States, the Court relied solely on the ______ Amendment as a basis for exclusion.

In _____, a death row inmate sough habeas corpus relief by challenging his sentence on the grounds that defendants in his state were four times more likely to be sentenced to death for killing whites than African-Americans.

In ______, the Supreme Court considered the constitutionality of a state law that permitted the placement of a large opaque screen between the defendant and two young girls who testified that he sexually assaulted them.

________ became popular during the famous case of the “Harrisburg Seven,” a group of Vietnamese war protestors who in 1971 were tried for several acts of civil disobedience.

The trial is a symbol of __________ authority of the state.

The _____ is formally defined as the requirement that evidence obtained in violation of the Constitution during an illegal arrest, search, or other process, cannot be used in a criminal trial.

In ________ the Court considered whether the identity of juveniles who testify at criminal trials can be disguised.

The term “________” means “to see what is said”; at this stage the judge, prosecutor and defense have an opportunity to “hear” potential jurors for evidence of bias.

The federal government’s______ is a publication of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts that provides ethical guidelines for employees.

According to the ____ Amendment, “No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury.”