4th Amendment

According to to the 4th Amendment, police cannot search you or your stuff....

• without a warrant

• without probable cause

• without a good reason

• with a warrant

What must police show before a judge will issue a search warrant?

• due process

• evidence of wrong doing

• exclusions

• substantial cause

All of the following are guaranteed by the 4th amendment EXCEPT

• right to be safe from unreasonable searches & seizures
• requires police to respect private homes
• The police can randomly stop and frisk you in public

• A warrant will only be issues upon probable cause

Officers who conduct a random traffic stop, and do not have probable cause, can search the vehicle without a warrant.

• True, as long as they have reasonable suspicion

• True, all cars can be searched by police officers

• False, they must have probable cause

• False, they must have a search warrant to search a car

A belief that a crime has occurred based on the evidence present.

• Reasonable suspicion

• Probable cause

• Justifiable cause

• Cause and effect

A "pat down" or a "stop and frisk" is:

• a search and needs a warrant

• not considered a search

• a search and needs reasonable suspicion

• a search and needs probable cause

Where do you have the most expectation of privacy?

• At home

• driving in your car

• at school

• walking on the sidewalk

If the police decide to "bug" your house, they need:

• probable cause
•  a search warrant
• reasonable suspicion
• no reason

If you were pulled over for driving under the influence, the police need ________________ to search your car. 

• probable cause
• reasonable suspicion
• a search warrant
• no reason

What does the 4th Amendment protect against?

• Quartering Soldiers in your home

• Violations of your freedom of speech

• Anyone taking away your right to a trial by jury

• Unreasonable Searches and Seizures