Multiple Choice
In order to conduct a consent search of a person,an officer must have:
A) probable cause to believe the suspect has seizable items on his/her person.
B) a valid warrant.
C) reasonable suspicion to make a stop.
D) voluntary consent to search.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: Frustration with the amount of time and
Q11: Under the holding in Chimel v.California (1969),a
Q12: Consent searches do not require probable cause
Q13: The reasonableness of searches pursuant to search
Q15: According to the Supreme Court in New
Q17: Voluntary and knowing searches require neither a
Q17: Which of the following would NOT justify
Q19: The Fourth Amendment particularity requirement for search
Q38: The area of arrested persons themselves and
Q56: Describe a search incident to a pretext