CJ Cpt. 6 Vocab Review

The suspect is placed in a line among other persons live or via photo and the victim is asked to pick out the suspect.

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Amendment that deals with our search and seizure rights.

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The suspect gives permission to police to search themselves or the area.

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Search for and taking of persons and property as evidence of crime.

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A written order issued by a judge directed to a law enforcement officer, commanding search of specified premises.

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Facts or apparent facts that are reliable and generate a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed.

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Law enforcement engages in a chase to prevent crime or to arrest a suspect.

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Evidence that has been seized illegally is considered "tainted" and can't be used against a suspect.

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An auto, upon probable cause, can be searched without a warrant even though there might be enough time to obtain a warrant.

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Anything an officer sees in plain view, when the officer has a right to be there, is admissible as evidence.

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