Fourth Amendment

What is probable cause?

• Probable cause does not exist.

• Probable cause is clear evidence that a crime has been committed.

• Probable cause is have little to no evidence of a crime.

• I don't know.

What is probable suspicion?

• Probable suspicion does not exist.

• I don't know.

• Probable cause is have little to no evidence of a crime.

• Probable suspicion is having little evidence that a crime has been committed

Is the Fourth Amendment used improperly?

• Yes, because it is minorly altered depending on the circumstances.

• No, because it is never changed.

• Yes, because people ignore it.

• No, because it is always proprly used.

How can your property be searched or seized by law enforcement?

• They only need to suspect something.

• They need a warrant or consent unless there is an immediate threat.

• They need nothing and can search right away.

• I don't know.

How does the Fourth Amendment impact schools?

• You cannot be searched at schools.

• It is the exact same as outside of schools.

• Schools can search student no matter what.

• At schools, you only need to suspect a student has something.

How has the Fourth Amendment impacted our society?

• I don't know.

• It does nothing.

• It limits the amount of power the government has over searching you

• It makes it easier for the government to search us.

Why was the Fourth Amendment created?

• It does not exist.

• To keep people under constant search.

• During the British rule, American citizens were unfairly searched.

• To make it easy to search people.

True or False: The Fourth Amendment was part of the Bill of Rights

• True

• False

What is a way for law enforcement to search or seize you or your property without a warrant or probable cause?

• There is no other way

• I don't know.

• If the person being searched gives consent.

Law Enforcement must have evidence to be able to acquire a warrant?

• True

• False