Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Decisions Final Exam Test

Terry v. Ohio

• Right to counsel

• Due process

• Stop and frisk

• The Exclusionary Rule

Miranda v. Arizona

• Lack of factual basis for probable cause in the issuance of a search warrant

• Warning given to person under arrest

• Scope of search incidental to arrest

• Evaluate the reliability or credibility of an informant at the arrest-search level

Mapp v. Ohio

• Due process

• Right to counsel

• Warning given to person under arrest

• The Exclusionary Rule

Escobedo v. Illinois

• Lack of factual basis for probable cause in the issuance of a search warrant

• Right to counsel

• Scope of search incidental to arrest

• Evaluate the reliability or credibility of an informant at the arrest-search level

Chimel v. California

• Scope of search incidental to arrest

• Warning given to person under arrest

• Lack of factual basis for probable cause in the issuance of a search warrant

• Evaluate the reliability or credibility of an informant at the arrest-search level

Aguilar v. Texas

• Scope of search incidental to arrest

• Lack of factual basis for probable cause in the issuance of a search warrant

• Evaluate the reliability or credibility of an informant at the arrest-search level

• Warning given to person under arrest

Draper v. U.S.

• Scope of search incidental to arrest

• Evaluate the reliability or credibility of an informant at the arrest-search leve

• The Exclusionary Rule

• Lack of factual basis for probable cause in the issuance of a search warrant

In Re Gault

• Right to counsel

• Due process

• Stop and frisk

• The Exclusionary Rule