WEEK 9

Question 1

protects the privacy of the individual and his home from intrusion from the state and all searches should be executed to a warrant

Answer 1

4th amendment

Question 2

exigent circumstances and forfeiture of the expectation of privacy are what

Answer 2

exceptions to a search warrant

Question 3

situations that demand immediate action by law that allow a search without a warrant

Answer 3

exigent circumstances

Question 4

include consent, plain view, an arrest warrant issued for an individual, individual on probation or parole and when property is abandoned that allow a search without a warrant

Answer 4

forfeiture of the expectation of privacy

Question 5

intended to limit police behavior and is issued by a neutral and detached magistrate

Answer 5

search warrant

Question 6

probable cause is ___ defined in the constitution

Answer 6

NOT

Question 7

the removal of evidence in a criminal trial when it was secured in illegal ways

Answer 7

exclusionary rule

Question 8

if the first part is illegally obtained, the rest is tainted/poisoned

Answer 8

fruit of the poison doctrine

Question 9

public safety, inevitable discovery, and good faith are all what

Answer 9

exceptions to the exclusionary rule

Question 10

when there’s a threat to the public and the needs of safety outweigh citizens rights to be searched

Answer 10

public safety exception

Question 11

when police can prove they would’ve discovered items through lawful means, no misconduct

Answer 11

inevitable discovery exception

Question 12

when a warrant was proved to be invalid after a search, but police were acting in good faith at the time

Answer 12

good faith exception

Question 13

once lawfully arrested, a search is permissible/allowed without a warrant

Answer 13

search incident to a lawful arrest

Question 14

limited short time detention was not an arrest

Answer 14

stop and frisk

Question 15

probable cause must exist for a car to be searched without a warrant

Answer 15

automobile exception

Question 16

an item in plain sight can be obtained without a warrant

Answer 16

plain view exception

Question 17

the subject allows police to search without a warrant

Answer 17

consent

Question 18

police __ ___ have to inform to a person they they can deny a search, just no coercion

Answer 18

do not

Question 19

once you give up interest on an item and discard it, you no longer have an expectation of privacy to it

Answer 19

abandoned property

Question 20

protects against self-incrimination

Answer 20

5th amendment

Question 21

5th amendment applies to felony and misdemeanor, not

Answer 21

summary offenses

Question 22

the right to counsel

Answer 22

6th amendment