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Question 1

4th Amendment

Answer 1

Forbids unreasonable search and seizure

Question 2

basic limitations of searches

Answer 2

1. scope must be narrow
2. general searches are unconstitutional

Question 3

fruit of the poisonous tree doctorit

Answer 3

establishes that evidence obtained as a result of an earlier illegal means must be excluded from trial

Question 4

probable cause

Answer 4

requires a higher standard than reasonable suspicion but less than the proof of unreasonable doubt

Question 5

examples of probable cause

Answer 5

flight-car or foot, resistance, unreasonable explanations, furtive- suspicious movement, evasive answers, criminal record, information from citizens

Question 6

when in doubt

Answer 6

get a warrent

Question 7

search w/ consent

Answer 7

search is okay based on voluntary consent, but can be withdrawn at anytime, also limited to the area for which it is granted

Question 8

is a gesture consent?

Answer 8

yes it is

Question 9

consent with nonowners

Answer 9

if someone lives at a place but does not own it, then they can give or hold consent

Question 10

driver consent

Answer 10

only the driver can withhold consent, that or the owner of the car

Question 11

warrants must be what to be valid

Answer 11

signed by a judge

Question 12

technology

Answer 12

all devices need their very own warrants

Question 13

gps

Answer 13

needs a warrant and lasts 30-90 days, but can get an extention

Question 14

consent on hearing

Answer 14

if the suspect or person involves/come to you, a warrant is not needed

Question 15

arrest

Answer 15

taking someone into custody who you believe committed a crime based on probable cause

Question 16

how long can you hold someone after being arrested ?

Answer 16

72 hours to get an arrest warrant