4th Amendment, Search and Seizure, Flashcard

Front

What is the fourth amendment?

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Protects against illegal search and seizure

Front

A rule that provides that otherwise admissible evidence cannot be used in a criminal trial if it was the result of illegal police conduct

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Exclusionary Rule

Front

Which of the following is defined as the reasonable ground to believe a crime is being committed or has been committed? Search, Seizure, Warrant, Probable Cause

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Probable Cause

Front

Which of the following individuals can sign a warrant? Teacher, Friend, Judge or Magistrate, Police Officer

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Judge or Magistrate

Front

Probable cause is needed to conduct a warrant less search?

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True

Front

When does the exclusionary rule apply?

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when the court finds an illegal search occurred

Front

A stop and frisk search can be justified if suspicions of the suspect being armed and dangerous are present.

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True

Front

Which of the following is defined as taking possession of a person, property or item? Search, Warrant, Probable Cause

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Seizure

Front

Which of the following warrantless search methods allows another occupant or owner of a house to legally give permission to a search? Consent search, Incidental Search, Plain View Doctrine, Emergency Exceptions

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Consent search

Front

Which warrantless search allows the outer premises to be searched when evidence is seen through a window, permitting a search of the house?

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Plain View Doctrine