Criminal Procedure 2 Flashcards

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4th Amendment Protects…

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4th Am right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure of person and property by gvmnt

  • subpoena to appear before grand jury not within fourth amendment protection
    -use of deadly force is a seizure and my not be used unless reasonable under the circumstances
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What constitutes Seizure of a person

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Totality of Circumstances

RP not feel free to leave / terminate the encounter

requires physical application of force / or submission to a show of force

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Arrest - requirements for a valid arrest

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Probable Cause

Warrant to required for public arrest

Warrant required to arrest person in home

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Terry Stop

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i.e. Investigatory detentions

reasonable suspicion supported by articulable facts (judged by totality of circumstances)

informant’s tips need indicia of reliability

police can’t take too long

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Automobile Stop Requirements

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Reasonable Suspicion that a law has been violated (note: pre textual stop based on valid reason is OK)

Exception: w/o suspicion of there’s a special law enforcement need
- cars must be stopped on basis of something neutral / articulable that could be applied to all cars
- must serve purpose closely related to automobiles / their mobility

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Improper search or seizure of property?

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  1. Is there governmental conduct
  2. standing to object
  3. valid warrant
  4. exceptions to warrant requirement
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Standing for 4th amendment purposes

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Person must have own reasonable expectation of privacy w/r/t place searched or item seized (totality of circumstances)

-owned / right to possess place searched
- place was their home /was overnight guest there
- owns property & reas expectation of privacy there

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Warrant Requirements

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  1. issued by neutral magistrate
  2. based on PC that you’ll find what you’re looking for
  3. describes with particularity what to find / seize/ arrest
  4. Invalid if based on material false statement (intentionally or recklessly made)
  5. Must generally knock/announce
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Exceptions to Warrant Requirement for warrantless searches / seizures

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  1. lawful arrest
  2. Automobile
  3. Plain View
  4. Consent
  5. Stop / frisk
  6. Hot pursuit of Fleeing Felon
  7. Evanescent Evidence
  8. Emergency aid
  9. Inventory search incident to arrest
  10. public school by pub school official
  11. Mandatory Drug testing (serves special need beyond law enforcement)
  12. Border Searches (super broad)
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Automobile exception to warrant requirement

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PC to believe vehicle contents fruits/instrumentalities of crime

can search anywhere in or on car the thing you’re looking for could be found

no contemporaneous requirement

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Pat down on Terry Stop

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—> once suspect is validly stopped, if police have reasonable belief he’s armed and dangerous, can pat down and take anything in ‘plain feel’

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Inventory search of person/car incident to arrest

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Valid if pursuant to established police department procedure

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Involuntary Confession - was due process violated?

Judged by?
Involuntary = ?
Remedy?

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Judged by Totality of Circumstances

Government compulsion makes confession involuntary

Harmless error test applies if involuntary confession gets into evidence

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Confession - 6th Amendment Right to Counsel

How to waive?
When Attach?
Applies to what offenses?

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Offense Specific

Waivable (knowing and voluntary)
Applies at all critical stages of the prosecution
Attaches when adversary judicial proceeding are begun (charges filed)

Applies to any post-charge line up or show up (not photo IDs)

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Confession - 5th Amendment privilege

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privilege against compelled self incrimination

Miranda:
-remain silent / atty / statements used against you / appointed atty if you need one

Must be given prior to:
1. Custodial
2. Interrogation by police (D knows interrogation is by police / doesn’t apply to informant or probation officer)

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Miranda - Custody

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Would Reasonable person feel free to terminate interrogation and leave?
OR
Coercive environment?

Test is objective

Traffic stop is non-custodial

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Miranda - Interrogation

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police words / conduct designed to elicit incriminating response

18
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Miranda Waiver - right to remain silent

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Must be explicitly invoked, if invoked request must be scrupulously honored (cannot ask more about the crime)

Waiver - knowing and voluntary; usually found if D talks after warnings given

19
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Miranda Waiver - right to counsel

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Must be explicitly invoked &
UNAMBIGUOUS , if invoked ALL questions must cease (for at least 14 days after D returns to normal life)

D may voluntarily reinitiate questioning

20
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Effect of Miranda Violation

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Evidence Inadmissible at Trial (but ok to Impeach D’s testimony) (Harmless error test applies)

D’s silence after warnings can’t be brought up

Exception: statements in response to questioning without Miranda may be OK if questioning motivated by public safety

21
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Pretrial IDs

Rights implicated

Remedy

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Due Process - unnecessarily suggestive procedure that make misidentification likely = violate due process

6th Am Right to Counsel applies to any pre-trial lineup or show up (not photo IDs)

Improper ID = excluded at trial; but can have in court ID if from an independent source