4th Amendment

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

• True
• False

Your landlord shows up to the residence you're renting from him. He tells you that he is allowing police permission to search your home. You tell him no and advise him that without a warrant you're protected, that you have a right to _____________________.

• Reasonable Privacy Act
• Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
• Illegal Entry Claus
• Renter Protection Act

A reasonable belief that a crime has occurred or that evidence may be present?

• Pro cause
• Probable cause
• Justifiable cause
• Cause and effect

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

• due process
• probable cause
• exclusions
• substantial cause

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

• without a warrant
• without probable cause
• unreasonably
• with a warrant 

Where do you have the utmost 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

In the 4th Amendment it states that law enforcement cannot do this unless they have permission from the owner or a search warrant signed by a judge.

• search and seizure
• trial by jury
• rights of accused
• freedom of religion

Tainted evidence may not be used in court is known as

• procedural due process
• the exclusionary rule
• due process
• search warrant