Exam 7: Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution

Identify the five main types of searches that may be conducted without a warrant.Explain what is required for each type of search and discuss the pros and cons of conducting each type of search.Why do the police conduct so many searches without a warrant?

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Question 1

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Answers should list and explain each of the five types of warrantless searches:
-Search incident to a lawful arrest
-Search during a field interrogation
-Automobile searches carried out under special conditions
-Plain view seizures
-Consent searches
Answers should also discuss why street officers rarely have the opportunity to perform searches with warrants.

The Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

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Question 2

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The standard for a legal arrest is _____________.

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Question 3

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probable cause

According to the Supreme Court,after knocking and announcing their presence and that they have a search warrant,it is constitutional for the police to break down the door after waiting a minimum of:

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Question 4

A writ of _______________ requires that an incarcerated person be brought before a judge for an investigation of the restraint of that person's liberty.

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Question 5

In ,the Supreme Court addressed the admissibility of illegally seized evidence in state courts.

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Question 6

Stand your ground laws expand the common law ____________ doctrine

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Question 7

required that the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard of proof be used in juvenile courts.

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Question 8

____________ was the most significant juvenile rights decision ever rendered.

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Question 9

The Supreme Court has ruled that the ?????______________ warning does not need to be given verbatim.

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Question 10

List and explain the three principles that establish the rule of law.

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Question 11

The police are permitted to attach a GPS device to a suspect's vehicle without a search warrant because the vehicle might be moved before the police can obtain a warrant.

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Question 12

Attaching a __________ device to a suspect's vehicle without a search warrant is a violation of the Constitution.

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Question 13

Which of the following is not considered lawful under the plain view rule permitting warrantless searches?

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Question 14

The form of the Miranda warning that was provided by the Court in the case of Miranda v.Arizona must be used by the police when informing suspects of their rights.

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Question 15

The doctrine guiding treatment of juveniles is in loco parentis,meaning the "state is the ultimate parent" of the child.

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Question 16

During a traffic stop,a police officer finds illegal drugs in the vehicle.If no one in the vehicle admits to owning the drugs,the officer may arrest the driver and all passengers.

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Question 17

____________ involves the police encouraging someone to commit a crime that this individual would not otherwise have attempted.

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Question 18

Habeas corpus is a means of remedying a wrongful arrest or other detention that has already occurred.

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Question 19

In Re Gault extended due process rights to juveniles.

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Identify the five main types of searches that may be conducted without a warrant.Explain what is required for each type of search and discuss the pros and cons of conducting each type of search.Why do the police conduct so many searches without a warrant?

The Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

The standard for a legal arrest is _____________.

According to the Supreme Court,after knocking and announcing their presence and that they have a search warrant,it is constitutional for the police to break down the door after waiting a minimum of:

A writ of _______________ requires that an incarcerated person be brought before a judge for an investigation of the restraint of that person's liberty.

In ,the Supreme Court addressed the admissibility of illegally seized evidence in state courts.

Stand your ground laws expand the common law ____________ doctrine

required that the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard of proof be used in juvenile courts.

____________ was the most significant juvenile rights decision ever rendered.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the ?????______________ warning does not need to be given verbatim.

List and explain the three principles that establish the rule of law.

The police are permitted to attach a GPS device to a suspect's vehicle without a search warrant because the vehicle might be moved before the police can obtain a warrant.

Attaching a __________ device to a suspect's vehicle without a search warrant is a violation of the Constitution.

Which of the following is not considered lawful under the plain view rule permitting warrantless searches?

The form of the Miranda warning that was provided by the Court in the case of Miranda v.Arizona must be used by the police when informing suspects of their rights.

The doctrine guiding treatment of juveniles is in loco parentis,meaning the "state is the ultimate parent" of the child.

During a traffic stop,a police officer finds illegal drugs in the vehicle.If no one in the vehicle admits to owning the drugs,the officer may arrest the driver and all passengers.

____________ involves the police encouraging someone to commit a crime that this individual would not otherwise have attempted.

Habeas corpus is a means of remedying a wrongful arrest or other detention that has already occurred.

In Re Gault extended due process rights to juveniles.

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