Landmark Case Decisions, Flashcard

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What Supreme Court Case addresses the concept of "The Exclusionary Rule"?

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Mapp vs Ohio

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The "Reasonableness Standard" is best addressed in this Supreme Court decision: Tennessee vs Garner, Graham vs Connor, Mapp vs Ohio, Arizona vs Gant

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Graham vs Connor

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The number 1 (primary) Supreme Court decision addressing the Use of Force by Law Enforcement is? Options: Graham vs Connor, Tennessee vs Garner, Mapp vs Ohio, Arizona vs Gant

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Tennessee vs Garner

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The primary Supreme Court decision that authorizes a "pat down" or a "frisk" is:

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Terry vs Ohio

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Tennessee vs Garner states that it is no longer legal to _____________ a fleeing felon.

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Shoot

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Miranda v. Arizona established the Miranda Warnings, which remind citizens of their ______ and ________ amendment rights.

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5th and 6th

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Which Landmark Case involved what was later called an "illegal search" by the Supreme Court due to the officers entering a residence without a valid search warrant and seizing papers and evidence?

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Weeks vs. US

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This Landmark Case brought about the concept that when an individual is arrested, the only area that is considered a "legal search", is the area "under immediate control" of the defendant?

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Chimel vs. California

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Which Landmark Case allows for an officer to make timely decisions, based only on the "totality of circumstances" that the officer is dealing with at that particular moment?

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Graham vs. Conner

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Which Landmark Case decision by the Supreme Court ruled that the exclusionary rule applies to American States as well as the Federal Government? Options: Terry vs. Ohio, Mapp vs. Ohio, Graham vs. Conner, Gideon vs. Wainwright

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Mapp vs. Ohio