ALPS Case Law (QB Section 5)

In Coolidge v. New Hampshire (1971), who is authorized to issue warrants?

• The State Attorney General

• Only a neutral and detached magistrate

• The police chief

• The governor

What limitation was established regarding the automobile exception in Coolidge v. New Hampshire?

• Cars can be searched without a warrant

• Cars parked in driveways should not be searched without a warrant

• All vehicles can be searched at any time

• Only commercial vehicles require a warrant

What must be provided before any custodial interrogation according to Miranda v. Arizona (1966)?

• A written statement

• Miranda warnings

• A public defender

• A search warrant

What right does the Miranda warning protect against?

• Right to a speedy trial

• Right against self-incrimination

• Right to bear arms

• Right to free speech

What change did Horton v. California (1990) make regarding plain view observations?

• Inadvertence is required

• Inadvertence is no longer required

• Only police chiefs can make observations

• Observations must be recorded

What does Mapp v. Ohio (1961) state about illegally seized evidence?

• It can be used in state trials

• It must be suppressed or excluded

• It is admissible in federal cases

• It can be used if the suspect consents

Which case originally gave birth to the exclusionary rule?

• Terry v. Ohio

• Weeks v. United States

• Miranda v. Arizona

• Coolidge v. New Hampshire

What year was the Miranda v. Arizona case decided?

• 1961

• 1966

• 1969

• 1971

Which case allows police to search the immediate area of control during a lawful arrest?

• Terry v. Ohio

• Mapp v. Ohio

• Chimel v. California

• Horton v. California

What year was the State v. Witt decision made?

• 1925

• 2015

• 2000

• 1990