quiz 5 Flashcards
______ is what you take to the judge and they give you a ____
affidavit
warrant
amendment that protects searches and seizures
4
amendment against self-incrimination, don’t have to testify in court at your trial
5
amendment that gives you right to counsel and speedy trial
6
amendment defines citizenship, protects rights, and prohibits states from discriminating against their residents
14
what you took when searching, where you found it, and photos of it
inventory
exclusion of any evidence that was illegally obtained, despite being material and relevant
exclusionary rule
evidence that came from a tainted search
fruit of the poisoned tree
what does SIA mean
search incident to arrest; in search by consent Miranda is not needed
minimum amount of info necessary that would lead a reasonable person to believe a crime has been committed and that there will be evidence found
probable cause
if something in plain view you can seize it by a warrant if the officer there is legally present
plain view doctrine
list of specific things you are looking for in a search
rider
when can deadly force be used
to protect your life or others
stops allowed on a lower degree of suspicion; tis, criminal profiles
reasonable suspicion
when asking a few questions and they’re not allowed to leave
investigatory detention
reasonable suspicion is needed based on the totality of the circumstances, not arrested
stop and frisk
fundamental charge of a criminal investigator
arrest
what is indictment
formal accusation
what is determined when using force
severity of crime, suspect poses a threat to safety, suspect resisted or attempted to run
force is ______ with police
limited
who really determines to use of force for police
state governments
based on probable cause belief that that in the future particular evidence if a crime will be at a specific place (comes from a informant/ undercover)
anticipatory warrant
tells judge what is being searched where and why
affidavit
