Match each description with its correct term. square B. deals with all events relating to a crime square information needed to prosecute a crime square the focus of Mapp v. Ohio square decided whether juveniles have a right to an attorney square the right to an attorney for indigent defendants in state courts square the right not to incriminate oneself square C. a defendant's chance to ask questions of an opposing witness square used only in cases of murder, treason, or espionage square cause for imposing an automatic sentence of life imprisonment square protection against the government appealing an acquittal A. capital punishment B. criminal justice system C. cross-examination D. double jeopardy E. evidence F. the exclusionary clause G. Gideon v. Wainwright H. "taking the Fifth" 1. three-strikes laws J. Yarborough v. Alvarado

This question is a matching exercise where the task is to match each description with its correct term. The terms are related to the legal system and criminal justice. Here's how each term matches with the given descriptions:<br />1. B. deals with all events relating to a crime - This refers to the criminal justice system, which is responsible for all events related to a crime.<br />2. E. information needed to prosecute a crime - This refers to evidence, which is the information needed to prosecute a crime.<br />3. F. the focus of Mapp v. Ohio - This refers to the exclusionary clause, which was the focus of the v. Ohio case.<br />4. J. decided whether juveniles have a right to an attorney - This refers to Yarborough v. Alvarado, which decided whether juveniles have a right to an attorney.<br />5. G. the right to an attorney for indigent defendants in state courts - This refers to Gideon v. Wainwright, which established the right to an attorney for indigent defendants in state courts.<br />6. H. the right not to incriminate oneself - This refers to "taking the Fifth", which is the right not to incriminate oneself.<br />7. C. a defendant's chance to ask questions of an opposing witness - This refers to cross-examination, which is a defendant's chance to ask questions of an opposing witness.<br />8. A. used only in cases of murder, treason, or espionage - This refers to capital punishment, which is used only in cases of murder, treason, or espionage.<br />9. I. cause for imposing an automatic sentence of life imprisonment - This refers to three-strikes laws, which can cause an automatic sentence of life imprisonment.<br />10. D. protection against the government appealing an acquittal - This refers to double jeopardy, which is a protection against the government appealing an acquittal.