chapters 4-7

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in which case did the supreme court allow random drug test of high school athletes

Vernonia school district vs acton

which of the following is an example of an arrest

a person is handcuffed and taken to a stationhouse

an inventory search of seized automobiles will be typically based on

administration justification

compulsion can occur

all of these

which of the following cases developed the armspan rule

chimel vs california

this term can be defined as the area to which extends the intimate activity associated with the sanctity of a man's home in the privacies of life

curtilage

a detention's reasonableness is

determined by the officer conducting the detention

the term "evanescent" when describing certain evidence stands for

disappearing

The three types of situations in which compulsion can occur are

during questioning, in written documents, when a person is threatened with noncriminal sanctions by failing to testify.

if property damage is ______, police actions can be deemed unconstitutional

excessive

individuals are protected from being compelled to testify by the

fifth amendment

schoolchildren can be drug tested

if they are in an extracurricular activity

which one of the following can one not expect to have a reasonable expectation of privacy

in abandoned cars, containers, and other items

miranda rights kicks in as soon as the person in question is

in custody

border checkpoints are justified

in the interest of national security

for a consent search to be valid,

it must be voluntary

what case resulted in a rule that a person's right to privacy outweighs their location

katz vs us

for a wavier to be made clear by the individual, it must be

knowing and intelligent

an incriminating statement is any compelled statement that

may be used in a criminal proceeding

the public safety exception was defined in

new york vs quarles

stops require

reasonable suspicion

In Maryland v. Shatzer (2010), the Supreme Court reiterated the rule requiring an interrogation to stop after a suspect has

O gone through all possible questions about a crime.

Which of the following is not an exception to the knock and announce rule?

O The occupant of a dwelling has an extensive criminal record.

This case ruled that a defendant who was placed in a police lineup without his attorney present after he had been indicted for a crime was a violation of his Sixth Amendment right.

O United States v. Wade

Particularity in a search warrant depends on whether the police know the

O both place to be searched and detailed items to be seized.

This ensures that witnesses at either a trial or a grand jury hearing can be compelled to answer questions after they have waived Fifth Amendment privilege and begin to testify.

O fair examination rule.

Which one of the following is a(n) appropriate/valid magistrate who can issue warrants?

O judges

All of the following are exceptions to the requirement that police officers obtain warrants for misdemeanors committed out of their presence except if

O the act is committed at night.

Rochin v. California (1952) was a special circumstance in terms of the search warrant requirement where

a defendant had his stomach pumped.

The method of identification where a suspect is made to stand beside several people of generally similar looks as a witness tries to identify him or her is

a lineup

In Safford United School District No. 1 v. Redding (2009), the Supreme Court held that although an assistant principal had reasonable suspicion a student was giving away contraband, reasonable suspicion did not justify

a strip search.

The fourth amendment protects ______ from unreasonable searches and seizures

all of these

aside from custodial interrogation, compulsion can take place during

all of these

in terry vs ohio, the court

allowed pat downs based on reasonable suspicion

There are situations where warrants are always required; one is

arrests in a home absent exigent circumstances.

Employers can require employees to submit to drug testing

as a term of their employment.

a frisk must

be aimed at discovering weapons

for an object to be in plain view

both of these

the case involved the whippings and other brutal methods of three black defendants to obtain confessions from them

brown vs mississippi

interrogation is questioning

by the police

in this case the Supreme Court declared that searches by regulatory officials conducting health and safety inspections can be considered governmental actions

camara vs municipal court

The Fourth Amendment protects "persons, houses, papers, and effects" from unreasonable searches and seizures. Examples of "effects" could be

cars

in warden vs hayden, police officers

followed the defendant into his home and effectuated an arrest

the protection against self-incrimination is applicable to the states through the

fourteenth amendment

which of the following is not a requirement for a search or arrest warrant to be valid

generality

Devices that enhance the senses but are not generally considered a search include

high-powered flashlights.

this court case ruled that conversation that took place between the defendant in the case and a government official did not qualify as an unlawful search as the defendant was knowingly and voluntarily in the official's suite

hoffa v united states 1966

a third party can consent to a search

if he or she possesses common authority over the area searched and if the nonconsenting party is not present

questioning initiated by law enforcement officers is the definition of interrogation given in the ______ case

miranda

in arizona vs gant (2009), the court held that vehicle searches incident to arrest

must be narrowly focused on objects related to the offense of the arrest

Particularity in an arrest warrant depends on whether the police know the suspect's

name

Which of the following is not a restriction on warrantless arrests?

none of these (all are restrictions)

A _____ when the activity in question is not a product of government action and does not infringe upon a person's reasonable expectation of privacy

nonsearch

when a person is confronted by the police and is still free to leave, this is known as a

nonstop

Which of the following is characterized by a more than 50 percent certainty of guilt?

probable cause

arrests reuire

probable cause

warrantes require

probable cause

what is the only justification mentioned in the fourth amendment

probable cause

Which of the following is not a justification for a search or an arrest?

reasonable doubt

Which of the following would allow a police officer to stop an automobile but not to immediately arrest the occupant?

reasonable suspicion

which of the following is the standard for automobile stops

reasonable suspicion

In Atwater v. Lago Vista (2001), what was the misdemeanor that had Atwater arrested?

seatbelt violation

search warrants

should be served promptly after it is issued

to determine the voluntariness of a confession, the courts usually will focus on the police conduct in questioning the suspect as well as

the characteristics of the suspect

miranda is applicable when

the police interrogate a suspect who is in custody

if items are seized after the service of a search warrant

the police will inventory those items

a frisk is permissible if

there is reasonable fear for officer safety

Which of the following is not true of administrative searches

they must be based on probable cause

which of the following is not true of search warrants

they must include the date of the search

the sixth amendment provides suspects the right

to counsel

the armspan rule limits a search

to the area within a person's immediate control

Until 1967, SCOTUS defined searches mainly according to property law. According to the _______________, to qualify as a search, officers had to physically invade a "constitutionally protected area."

trespass doctrine

which court case established the four separate factors of distinguishing between the open fields and curtilage as a result of police climbing over several fences where they looked inside the defendants barn

united states vs dunn

which court case held that warrants are not required for public arrests?

united states vs watson

which one of the following is not part of the three varieties of information that is given by informants

unknown

griffin vs wisconsin

upheld a probation rule permitting probation officers to search a probationer's home without a warrant

which one of the following is not a common type of identification procedure?

video stream

The Supreme Court ruled that requiring school officials to obtain a warrant before conducting searches of students

would interfere with the maintenance of the swift and informal disciplinary procedures needed in the schools.

The fourth amendment contains two basic clauses

The reasonableness clause in the warrant clause

In which of the following circumstances would the police most likely NOT be able to use the automobile exception to the warrant requirement?

A police officer arrives on a parcel of land for a domestic dispute and notices a mobile home on a cinderblock foundation.

In which of the following situations would a police officer not need a search warrant to conduct a search?

A police officer pulls a car over and notices a bag of cocaine in the passenger seat.

SCOTUS Has held that citizens under certain circumstances have no reasonable expectation of privacy in which of the following

Bank records

Which of the following will NOT support stopping vehicles at a roadblock?

General checks to see if drivers may be committing any crime

The term "seizure" has a dual meaning what are they

The fruits of searches that are seized and seizures of persons


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