The exclusionary rule does not bar introduction of evidence seized in violation of the
Fourth Amendment when the evidence is offered:
Selected
Answer:
against a person whose Fourth Amendment rights were not
violated
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The exclusionary rule does not bar introduction of evidence seized in violation of the
Fourth Amendment when the evidence is offered:
Selected
Answer:
against a person whose Fourth Amendment rights were not
violated.
Correct Answer: against a person whose Fourth Amendment rights were not
violated.
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In which of the following situation(s) would the suspect be considered "in custody" for
Miranda warning purposes?
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Answer:
While being questioned during an investigatory stop.
Correct
Answer:
While being transported to the police station in a patrol car
subsequent to an arrest.
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In a recent decision, the Supreme Court found the Virginia Military Institutes (VMI) allmale admissions policy unconstitutional as a violation of:
Selected Answer: equal protection of the laws.
Correct Answer: equal protection of the laws.
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The right to be indicted by a grand jury before being tried for a capital or otherwise
infamous crime is/has been:
Selected Answer: guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
Correct Answer: guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
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In which of the following situations is the defendant's language most likely to be regarded
as constitutionally unprotected "fighting words"?
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Answer:
The defendant, seeing a black man holding hands with a white
woman, stopped the man and said: "Nigger, if you dont take your hands
off that lady, Ill break your neck".
Correct
Answer:
The defendant, seeing a black man holding hands with a white
woman, stopped the man and said: "Nigger, if you dont take your hands
off that lady, Ill break your neck".
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First Amendment protection has been withdrawn from all but one of the following
categories of speech. Which category continues to enjoy some degree of First
Amendment protection?
Selected Answer: profanity
Correct Answer: profanity
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All but which of the following constitutes a seizure?
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Answer:
A police officer pounds on the suspects door for several minutes,
repeating in a loud voice, "Open up! This is the police." The suspect
opens the door.
Correct
Answer:
An officer yells "stop in the name of the law" and fires a warning
shot, but the suspect continues running.
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The test for whether a police officer has made a show of legal authority is:
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Answer:
whether a reasonable person in the suspects position would feel
free to disregard the officer's request and leave.
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Answer:
whether a reasonable person in the suspects position would feel
free to disregard the officer's request and leave.
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When the police have a reasonable suspicion that a UPS parcel contains narcotics, they
may:
Selected Answer: Ask a UPS employee to open it and inspect the contents.
Correct Answer: Subject it to a canine inspection.
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When the purpose for conducting a search is to obtain evidence of a crime, the Fourth
Amendment always requires the officer to:
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Answer:
confine search activity to looking for the objects for which the
officer has search authority.
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Answer:
confine search activity to looking for the objects for which the
officer has search authority.
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