Making of Laws -Check on Learning - Arrest, Amendments, Etc

Front

The Exclusionary Rule developed out of which Supreme Court case?
Options: Florida v Royer, Mapp v Ohio, Terry v Ohio, Coolidge v New Hampshire

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Mapp v Ohio

Front

Which Supreme Court case gives officers the right to "frisk" a person they have legally detained, if the officer believes the person has a weapon?

Back

Terry v Ohio

Front

A search warrant may be issued if the officer has reasonable suspicion.

Back

False

Front

A search warrant must describe the place to be searched and the property to be seized.

Back

True

Front

What level of proof does an administrator at your school have to have in order to search you or your property?

Back

None

Front

A search of a person or immediate area of control can legally be conducted after an arrest.

Back

True

Front

Name the Amendment: Protection against unreasonable searches and seizure

Back

4th Amendment

Front

Name the Amendment: Right to bear arms

Back

2nd Amendment

Front

What is the level of proof required for an arrest?

Back

Probable cause

Front

The elements of an arrest include all EXCEPT which one? Intent (The officer has to do something, i.e, tell you are under arrest, put handcuffs on), Authority (The person has to have a legal right to arrest you), Custody (You have to actually be seized by the police or someone in authority), Understanding of the subject (You need to know what is going on, and understand), Interrogation (The police must ask you questions while on scene)

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Interrogation (The police must ask you questions while on scene)