602 & 603 Review

What amendment is shown?

• 1st
• 2nd
• 3rd
• 4th

What British law led to the passage of the 3rd amendment?

• The Quartering Act (1765)

• The Sugar Act (1764)

• The Stamp Act (1765)

• The Townshend Acts (1767)

Which image shows the 4th amendment?

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Which British action below was largely responsible for the 4th amendment?

• Writs of Assistance (general search warrants)
• A British ban on colonial guns
• The 1765 Quartering Act
• The 1765 Stamp Act

The 4th amendment has led the Supreme Court to develop the "exclusionary rule," which means that --

• illegally obtained evidence cannot be used.
• illegally obtained evidence can be used. 
• The police need a warrant for all searches.
• The police need probable cause for all searches.

Mapp v Ohio incorporated the 4th amendment, which means --

• it also applies to the states.
• it also applies to the national government.
• it applies to diplomats.
• it applies to big cities and their governments.

What law hurt 4th amendment rights the most?

• The Patriotic Act after 9/11

• The War Powers Act after the Vietnam War

• The Emergency Powers Act of 1976

• The Affordable Health Care Act (Obamacare)

What two things do cops need in order to conduct a lawful search?

• probable cause

• a warrant

• a valid police ID

• a working body camera

A cop sees a few guys acting suspiciously outside a store. The cop believes they are “casing the joint”. The cop stops and frisks them, finding weapons on two of them. The Supreme Court has ruled that finding weapons like this IS a constitutional search. What 4th amendment exception applies?

• "Terry Stop"

• consent

• plain view / plain sight

• search incident to an arrest

A cop arrests a man for being drunk in public and finds drugs in a backpack he was wearing. The Supreme Court has ruled that a search like this IS constitutional. What 4th amendment exception applies?

• search incident to an arrest

• consent

• plain view / plain sight

• "Terry stop"