Title: Identify the constitutional rights of persons stopped, detained, and/or placed under arrest.
Course: Criminal Justice I (15051-I) > Section: Understanding the Rule of Law

Identification should include the applicable amendments and case laws, including landmark cases—Terry v. Ohio (1968), Escobedo v. Illinois (1964), and Miranda v. Arizona (1966)—and the exclusionary rule as it pertains to confessions.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What effect does the requirement of police to notify suspects of rights have on the number of crimes solved?
- Why should police be required to ensure that suspects are aware of their constitutional rights before questioning (Mirandizing)?
- Why is Escobedo v. Illinois important for a defendant during interrogation?
- What is a Terry stop?
- What are the Miranda triggers and how do they dictate when one must be read their rights?