Fourth Amendment Flashcards

1
Q

A seizure occurs when a govt officer ____ such that ____.

A

Exercises control; a reasonable person would feel like they were not free to decline the officer’s requests or terminate the encounter (totality of circumstances test)

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Probable cause is based on the ____.

A

Totality of the circumstances

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3
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When RS is based on an informant’s tip, there must be a(n) _____.

A

Indicia of reliability

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4
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Police must act in a _____ during an investigatory stop.

A

Diligent and reasonable manner to confirm or dispel their suspicions

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5
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A valid roadblock must be:

A

On the basis of a neutral, articulable standard

Be closely related to a particular problem pertaining to cars

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To have standing to make a 4A argument, must have standing to ____ through a reasonable expectation of privacy in the ___ or ____.

A

Object;

Place searched; item seized

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7
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Two basic warrant requirements:

A

Probable cause

Particularity

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8
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Searches incident to arrest:

A

Can search after valid arrest and,

Make a protective sweep of area,

But this search must be contemporaneous in time and place with the arrest

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Police may search passenger compartment incident to arrest if:

A

Arrestee is unsecured and could gain access to interior of vehicle,
OR
Police reasonably believe evidence of the offense for which the person was arrested may be found in vehicle

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Automobile exception: police may search the ___ if they have probable cause to believe that _____.

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Entire vehicle and any container reasonably containing the item;

The vehicle contains fruits, instrumentalities, or evidence of a crime

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Police saying that they have a warrant does not negate consent. T/F

A

False. It does negate consent

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12
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Terry stop requires _____ to stop the person without probable cause.

A

Articulable and reasonable suspicion

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13
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For a Terry frisk, an officer needs a _____ that the suspect might be _____.

A

Reasonable belief; armed and dangerous

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14
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Plain feel allows an officer to take out _____ from a suspect’s pocket. But the officer cannot ____ the clothing.

A

Arms or contraband; manipulate

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15
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Fleeing person suspected of a misdemeanor may make a warrantless search and seizure AND pursue the person into a private dwelling. T/F

A

False. That’s true for the warrantless S&S but police can only follow a suspected FELON into a private dwelling

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16
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School search is reasonable if it offers a ______, the measures used to carry out the search are _____, and the search is not _____.

A

Moderate chance of finding evidence of wrongdoing;

reasonably related to the objectives of the search;

excessively intrusive in light of age/sex of student and the nature of the infraction