4th Amendment Flashcard Review

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The exclusionary rule is that illegally obtained evidence

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cannot be used in court

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If a person consents to a search

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anything found can be used in court

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Evidence found in the trash

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can be used in court

Front

Where does a person have the LEAST amount of privacy rights? Options: in their home, in school, on their person, in their personal belongings

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in school

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The government can violate property rights if it has

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probable cause

Front

Typically warrants must be executed during DAYLIGHT hours only.

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True

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In emergency situations, a warrant is not necessary.

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True

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Objects falling in the plain view of an officer (out in the open) are okay to be seized and may be introduced in evidence in court.

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True

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When does the exclusionary rule apply?

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When the court finds an illegal search occurred.

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

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True