Which of the following is a safeguard of the rights of the accused? Options: Police may not invade the privacy of people accused of a crime to look for evidence., The judge must inform people accused of a crime of their rights before the trial begins., Police need a warrant to arrest suspects., Police may not use physical force or threats to obtain a confession.
GOV 16.1

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Police may not use physical force or threats to obtain a confession.
2.
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What happens when the exclusionary rule is invoked?
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Certain evidence cannot be used against the defendant at trial.
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How does the Fourth Amendment protect Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures? Options: by requiring that a lawyer be present during a search, by requiring police to notify suspects of their rights before making a search, by allowing a search only after suspects have been formally charged with a crime, by requiring police to get a search warrant before making a search
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by requiring police to get a search warrant before making a search
4.
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To get a search warrant, the police must state under oath that they have: contraband, probable cause, given Miranda rights to the suspect, followed due process.
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probable cause.
5.
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Which constitutional amendment requires police to inform suspects in custody of their rights before questioning them? Options: Third Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment
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Fifth Amendment
6.
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Fourth Amendment rights are limited at
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international borders.
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To search students or their property, school officials
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need reasonable suspicion but not probable cause.
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