constitutional law

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What does the Fourth Amendment require for searches and seizures?

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Reasonableness

Front

What is the primary focus of the Fourth Amendment?

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Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures

Front

Which level of knowledge is represented by 45% in the chart? Options: Gut, Probable Cause, Reasonable Suspicion, Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

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Reasonable Suspicion

Front

What level of knowledge is indicated by 0%? Options: Gut, Reasonable Suspicion, Probable Cause, Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

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Gut

Front

What is often the outcome of many interrogations?

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Admissions

Front

Which of the following can be used to identify a suspect? Identification by a witness, Anonymous letter, Social media profile, Public announcement

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Identification by a witness

Front

What is an example of physical evidence?

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Hair samples

Front

What must the subject of an arrest have according to the elements of arrest?

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Understanding

Front

What specific information about the property must be included in a search warrant?

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Specific property to be seized

Front

What is required for a lawful arrest?

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Probable Cause