Terry v. Ohio Case Study Quiz

What initially made Detective McFadden suspicious of Terry and Chilton?

• They were loitering in front of a bank.

• They were pacing back and forth in front of a jewelry store.

• They were carrying large bags.

• They were arguing loudly on the street.

What was the outcome for Carl Katz after the arrest?

• He was fined for loitering.

• He was sentenced to probation.

• He was released as he had no weapon.

• He was charged with carrying a concealed weapon.

What was the main argument of Terry and Chilton's lawyer regarding the evidence?

• The evidence was irrelevant to the case.

• The evidence was insufficient for a conviction.

• The evidence was tampered with.

• The evidence was obtained through an illegal search.

What did the exclusionary rule state?

• All evidence must be presented in court.

• Evidence must be obtained by a warrant.

• Evidence obtained illegally cannot be used in court.

• Only physical evidence is admissible in court.

What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding the stop and frisk of Terry and the other men?

• It was a violation of the Fourth Amendment.

• It was a minor infraction with no legal consequences.

• It was justified due to reasonable suspicion.

• It was unconstitutional and should be banned.

Which Justice provided a dissenting opinion in the Terry v. Ohio case?

• Justice Douglas

• Justice Marshall

• Justice Brennan

• Justice Stewart

What was the final vote count in the Supreme Court's decision on Terry v. Ohio?

• 9-0

• 6-3

• 7-2

• 8-1

What is one of the main criticisms of the stop and frisk practice?

• It is only effective in rural areas.

• It is too costly for police departments to implement.

• It has led to a significant increase in crime rates.

• It has not effectively reduced crime rates and has worsened systemic racism.

What percentage of suspects stopped and frisked by New York City police were African-American?

• 75%

• 24%

• 40%

• 59%

What is the main purpose of the News Voice app mentioned in the video?

• To aggregate news from various sources and highlight biases.

• To provide entertainment news.

• To focus on sports news.

• To offer financial news updates.