Jail Detainees, Not Yet Convicted of a Crime

question 19

Multiple Choice

Jail detainees, not yet convicted of a crime:

• A) cannot be searched until they are convicted.
• B) have the same Fourth Amendment protections as people not charged with a crime because they presumed innocent until proven guilty.
• C) have the diminished Fourth Amendment rights and can be searched without
• Probable cause.
• D) can be searched only if there is reasonable suspicion they are dangerous.

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Definitions:

Arms Embargo

An imposed ban on the trade of weapons with specific nations, groups, or entities, typically used as a form of political or economic pressure.

Lend-Lease

A program during World War II in which the United States supplied allied nations with vast amounts of war material while not formally entering the conflict.

Peacetime Draft

Refers to the government policy of conscription or mandatory enlistment of citizens into the military during times of peace, to maintain an armed force readiness.

National Industrial Recovery Act

A 1933 U.S. law passed as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal to stimulate economic recovery by regulating industry production levels and increasing workers' purchasing power.