Multiple Choice
Derivative evidence may be suppressed when:
A) there is no primary evidence to suppress.
B) the judge's sense of fair play is offended.
C) it was found as a result of a prior illegal search.
D) due process is violated.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q4: The Fourth Amendment does not apply to:<br>A)wiretaps.<br>B)deceiving
Q5: The doctrine of inevitable discovery allows the
Q6: Standing to invoke the exclusionary rule requires
Q7: Only a person whose rights have been
Q8: Evidence derived from constitutional violations is called:<br>A)good
Q9: The prime purpose of the exclusionary rule
Q11: Which of the following is a factor
Q12: The good faith exception to the exclusionary
Q13: The exclusionary rule applies to:<br>A)police officials.<br>B)government agents.<br>C)private
Q14: The exclusionary rule:<br>A)bans all illegally obtained evidence