4-6 Amendments

This occurs when the government affects a person's right to have or control his or her property

• Search Warrant

• Seizure

• Good Faith Doctrine

• The Exclusionary Rule

Evidence obtained by the government in violation of the Constitution can't be used as evidence.

• Seizure

• The Exclusionary Rule

• Search Warrant

• None of the Above

A court order that authorized officers to conduct a search and seizure.

• Search Warrant

• Arrest Warrant

• Injucntion

• Restraining Order

Evidence that derives from illegally obtained information must be excluded.

• Good Faith Doctrine

• Exclusionary Rule

• Fruits of the Poisoned Tree Doctrine

• All of the Above

The immediate surroundings of an arrest are subject to a search without a warrant

• True

• False

Observed Circumstances that may justify a plain view, warrant-less, search

• Destruction of evidence , fresh Pursuit , emergency scene.

• Mere Suspicion

• None of the above

• All of the above

A search that does not require reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

• Inventory

• Consent

• Illegal Search

• Administrative Search

when a person is taken into custody and he or she may be searched without a warrant

• Scope of searches

• Incident to arrest

• Consent

• Inventory

This search is limited to the item being searched.

• Inventory

• Consent

• Scope of Searches

• Incident to Arrest

What is it called when the police have enough evidence to conduct a search or arrest someone?

• Probable Cause

• Reasonable Doubt

• The right to search

• Intuition