WorksheetsSearch and Seizure
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The exclusionary rule is that illegally obtained evidence
cannot be used in court
can be used against police officers who collected it
can only be used if the jury decides it can
is irrelevannt
If a person consents to a search
it doesnt matter
police officers can still only search with a warrent
anything found can be used in court
police cannot enter their home
When police are chasing a fleeing person, they are
in hot pursuit
in plain view
conducting stop and frisk
going to have to call for a warrant
Evidence found in the trash
can be used in court
cannot be used in court
is illegally obtained
is a violation of privacy rights
Where does a person have the LEAST amount of privacy rights?
in their home
in school
on their person
in their personal belongings
The government can violate privacy rights if it has
reasonable suspicion
clear and convincing evidence
probable cause
preponderance of the evidence
Typically warrants must be executed during DAYLIGHT hours only.
True
False
If there is a knock-and-announce-violation, evidence cannot be used against a person.
True
False
In emergency situations, a warrant is not necessary.
True
False
Objects falling in the plain view of an officer (out in the open) are okay to be seized and may be introduced in evidence in court.
True
False
