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Police are allowed to perform brief, limited searches for investigation when they have reasonable suspicion that the property is connected to criminal activity |
Terry v. Ohio |
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The following activity would be considered a search under the 4th amendment |
Bugging a suspects motel room |
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The 4th Amendment included the following int its list of constitutionally protected subjects |
Effects, Papers, houses * All of the Above |
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A search warrants description of the place to be search defines the permissible_________ of the search: |
scope |
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In order to secure a search warrant, an officer much possess facts sufficient to warrant a person of reasonable caution in believing which of the following: |
All of the above |
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In Chimel v. California, the supreme court ruled that the following was unconstitutional |
Searching an arrestee's entire home after his arrest without a warrant |
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The Chimel decision established which test? |
immediate control |
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When an arrestees arrested in places other than their homes have their impounded belongings searched, the following is one of the goals: |
Both A &B |
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The criminal defendants remedy for police violations of his or her constitutional rights is |
Exclusion of evidence |
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Mapp v. Ohio made what apply to the states |
Exclusionary rule |
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For incriminating evidence to be considered in "open view" |
the officer must be lawfully present at the location where the observation is made. |
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When the purpose for conducting a search is to obtain evidence of a crime, the 4th amendment always requires the officer to |
confine search activity to looking for the objects for which the officer has search authority |
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which of the following police activities constitutes a search within the meaning of the 4th amendment |
looking inside the glove department of an unattended vehicle parked on a public street. |
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Police do not need a search warrant or probable cause to believe that a search will turn up evidence in order to search |
all of above |
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Which of the following individuals can give a valid consent to search the suspects apartment |
The suspects live-in girlfriend |
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In which of the following situations do police have authority to inspect the contents of sticky fingered sams wallet |
Police lawfully arrest sam for DUI |
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Which of the following is always required to seize an object for use as evidence |
The object must constitute the fruits, instrumentalities, or other evidence of crime or contraband |
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Which of the following is always necessary to justify a plain view seizure |
the officer must acquire probable cause to believe that the object is associated with a crime without exceeding the lawful boundaries of his or her search authority |
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Police have the authority to search the trunk of a motor vehicle without a warrant whenever |
The motorist |
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Search and seizure is covered under the fifth amendment |
False |
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A search occurs when police interfere with a suspects possessory rights in property |
False |
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Katz v. United States marked the beginning of modern 4th amendment jurisprudence |
True |
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Searches and seizures of abandoned property violate the 4th amendment |
False |
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Police do not have an automatic authority to perform a search whenever they make an arrest |
False |