Question 1

In Maryland v.Buie, the Supreme Court recognized a(n) ____________________ exception to the warrant requirement.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Maryland v.Buie, the Supreme Court recognized...

Question 2

A defendant must have ____________ to legally challenge the admissibility of evidence under the Fourth Amendment.

Accepted Answer

A) taciturnity 
B) standing 
C) compulsion 
D) implied consent

Question 3

In Maryland v.___________, the Supreme Court approved of protective sweeps on reasonable suspicion for officer protection while making an arrest or search.

Accepted Answer

A) McCullough 
B) Buie 
C) Cochran 
D) Davis

Question 4

Discuss facts of holding of the U.S.Supreme Court's decision in Mincey v.Arizona.Do you agree or disagree with the Court's decision? Explain your position.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss facts of holding of the U.S.Supreme...

Question 5

Law enforcement officers may stay in a crime scene for a ______period of time to perform whatever tasks they are obligated to do.

Accepted Answer

A) allowed 
B) minimal 
C) reasonable 
D) objective

Question 6

If police lawfully enter premises during some emergency and have probable cause to seize the item, incriminating items may be admissible under the ____________ exception to the warrant requirement.

Accepted Answer

A) plain view 
B) consent 
C) inculpatory evidence 
D) automobile

Question 7

To use bite-mark evidence, a chain of custody must be shown and an expert witness must be used, such as a dentist with training and experience as a forensic _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of To use bite-mark evidence, a chain of...

Question 8

In drug cases, the chain of custody does not have to be established.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Fingerprint evidence has been held to pass the ____________ test adopted by the Supreme Court for the admissibility of scientific evidence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fingerprint evidence has been held to pass...

Question 10

The _________of a search made at a crime scene is a factor in determining the reasonableness of the search.

Accepted Answer

A) purpose 
B) intrusiveness 
C) duration 
D) thoroughness

Question 11

In Mincey v.Arizona, the Supreme Court held that there is no ____________ scene exception to the warrant requirement.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Mincey v.Arizona, the Supreme Court held...

Question 12

If police are chasing a suspect and enter a residence to attempt to apprehend the suspect, the ___________ exception to the warrant requirement may apply.

Accepted Answer

A) emergency circumstances 
B) implied consent 
C) hot-pursuit 
D) inculpatory evidence

Question 13

To raise the issues of illegal search and seizure, the defendant must have standing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

To have standing to contest the search of a place under the Fourth Amendment, the defendant must have had a/n

Accepted Answer

A) right to be on the premises. 
B) invitation from the owner to be on the premises. 
C) a reasonable expectation of privacy in the place searched. 
D) a possessory right to the items seized during the search.

Question 15

It is relatively easy for fingerprint experts to determine the age of a latent print.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The Supreme Court, in ______, upheld the conviction based on footprint/shoeprint evidence.

Accepted Answer

A) Jells 
B) Henry 
C) Knotts 
D) McIver

Question 17

The term "__________" means having a legal right to raise a legal issue.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The term "__________" means having a legal...

Question 18

Using bite marks as evidence is most often done in cases of

Accepted Answer

A) homicide. 
B) fighting. 
C) kidnapping. 
D) robbery.

Question 19

Discuss hot pursuit entry into private premises.Incorporate Warden, MD.Penitentiary v.Hayden and U.S.v Santana in your discussion.Do you agree with the court decisions? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss hot pursuit entry into private premises.Incorporate...

Question 20

Discuss three exceptions to the warrant requirement that would permit police to enter a home (where evidence might be seen in plain view).Give examples of each.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss three exceptions to the warrant requirement...

Exam 16: The Crime Scene, The Chain of Custody Requirement, and the Use of Fingerprints and Trace Evidence

In Maryland v.Buie, the Supreme Court recognized a(n) ____________________ exception to the warrant requirement.

A defendant must have ____________ to legally challenge the admissibility of evidence under the Fourth Amendment.

In Maryland v.___________, the Supreme Court approved of protective sweeps on reasonable suspicion for officer protection while making an arrest or search.

Discuss facts of holding of the U.S.Supreme Court's decision in Mincey v.Arizona.Do you agree or disagree with the Court's decision? Explain your position.

Law enforcement officers may stay in a crime scene for a ______period of time to perform whatever tasks they are obligated to do.

If police lawfully enter premises during some emergency and have probable cause to seize the item, incriminating items may be admissible under the ____________ exception to the warrant requirement.

To use bite-mark evidence, a chain of custody must be shown and an expert witness must be used, such as a dentist with training and experience as a forensic _________.

In drug cases, the chain of custody does not have to be established.

Fingerprint evidence has been held to pass the ____________ test adopted by the Supreme Court for the admissibility of scientific evidence.

The _________of a search made at a crime scene is a factor in determining the reasonableness of the search.

In Mincey v.Arizona, the Supreme Court held that there is no ____________ scene exception to the warrant requirement.

If police are chasing a suspect and enter a residence to attempt to apprehend the suspect, the ___________ exception to the warrant requirement may apply.

To raise the issues of illegal search and seizure, the defendant must have standing.

To have standing to contest the search of a place under the Fourth Amendment, the defendant must have had a/n

It is relatively easy for fingerprint experts to determine the age of a latent print.

The Supreme Court, in ______, upheld the conviction based on footprint/shoeprint evidence.

The term "__________" means having a legal right to raise a legal issue.

Using bite marks as evidence is most often done in cases of

Discuss hot pursuit entry into private premises.Incorporate Warden, MD.Penitentiary v.Hayden and U.S.v Santana in your discussion.Do you agree with the court decisions? Why or why not?

Discuss three exceptions to the warrant requirement that would permit police to enter a home (where evidence might be seen in plain view).Give examples of each.