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55 Cards in this Set
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What is the exclusionary rule?
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A remedy whereby a victim of illegal search/coerced confession can have product of it excluded from criminal prosecution
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what limitations are there to the exclusionary rule?
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grand jury, civil proceedings, parole revocation,
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what must have been violated for the exclusionary rule to apply?
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Federal constitution or statute
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Can excluded evidence be used for impeachment purposes?
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yes, against defendant only. NOT other witnesses
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Does Exclusion apply to "Knock and Announce" (K&A) evidence?
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Exclusion not avail. for violations of K&A if RSB believed would be futile, dangerous, or inhibit search
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What is the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine?
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Doctrine that excludes not only illegally obtained evidence but also all other evidence obtained or derived from police illegality
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3 ways gov can breach the chain b/t unlawful police action and derived evidence
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The 3 I's
1- independant source 2- inevitable discovery 3- interveining acts of freewill |
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What is independent source?
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A source that is independent of the original police illegality where police could have gotten evidence
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what is covered by the 4th amendment?
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Search and Seizure
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analysis steps for 4th amendment search and siezure are?
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Gov conduct?; RSB expectation of privacy?; valid search warrant?; good faith defense?; exceptions to warrant requirement?;
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can a private person act to constitute gov conduct?
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yes, if acting at the direction of public police
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Are private paid police gov actors?
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not unless they are deputized with the power to arrest
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What do you need to have standing under the 4th amendment?
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standing, which you get from a RSB expectation of privacy
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Automatic category of standing under 4th amend?
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own the premises; live on the premises; invited overnight guests
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If you own an item or are a passenger in a car do you have standing?
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own item- if rsb expectation of priv in item or area searched; passengers-no
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what is the open feilds doctrine?
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anything that can be seen across the open feilds = no rsb expectation of priv
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do you have a rsb expectation of privacy in your garbage?
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no
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what are the requirements to a valid search warrant?
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Probable Cause and Particularity
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What does probable cause mean?
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a fair probability that contraband or evidence will be found in the area searched
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What does particularity mean?
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a warrant must state with particularity the place to be searched and the things to be seized.
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does an officer's good faith reliance on a search warrant overcome defects with PC or particularity in warrant
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Yes, unless exceptions apply
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what are the exceptions to the officer's good faith reliance to save a defective search warrant?
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underlying affidavit so lacking in PC or Particularity no RSB police would rely; police/prosecut lied to mag jdg; mag jdg = biased
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what are the exceptions to warrant requirement?
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search incident to arrest; automobile exception; Plain view; consent; Terry stop; hot pursuit/evanescent evidence
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what are the requirement for a search incident to arrest?
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lawful arrest; contemporaneous with arrest; wingspan for weapons/evidence; wingspan in car is entire interior not trunk
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What is the automobile exception?
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must have PC; then search entire car and trunk including containers RSB could contain item
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what is the requirement for plain view?
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the police must have legitimately been present to see the item in plain view
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what is a terry stop?
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a breif detention for purpose of investigating suspicious conduct; RSB suspicion standard; check for weapons for officer safetly
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what is hot pursuit and evanescence?
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evanescent- might disappear if police took time to get warrant; hot pursuit of fleeing felon = 15 mins behind
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does wiretapping and eavesdropping require a warrant?
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yes, except when you say something to another person who is working for gov (unreliable ear)
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What are the miranda rights?
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remain silent; anythig said used against you; right to attorney; terminate interrogation
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what triggers Miranda warnings?
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custodial interrogations
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What is deemed in custody for mirand?
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not free to leave; objecive standard (not traffic stops or probation interviews)
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when is someone being interrogated?
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conduct where police know or should know they might elicit incriminating response; not spontaneous statements
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what must Defendant do to waive miranda rights?
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Defendant must make the waiver knowing, voluntary, and intelligent
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What if the D asserts right to terminate interrogation and requests attorney, but then questioned w/o attorney present?
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5th amendment right to counsel is triggered
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Is the fifth amendment right to counsel offense specific?
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NO, but the 6th amendment right to attorney is
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What is 6th amendment right to attorney?
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any other time other than miranda warnings, therefore can questions about unrelated offenses
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When are bail issues appealable?
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immediately
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Does exclusion and right to appear/offer witenesses apply to grand jury proceedings?
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NO, can have illegally seized evidence also
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When does a D have a right to a jury trial?
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If max sentence exceeds 6/mos; min jurors required is 6- unanimous; but some 10-2 & 9-3 have been deemed unanimous
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Does the jury have to reflect a fair cross section of the community?
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the jury pool must, but the empaneled jury doesn't have to
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when can you use a preemptory challenge?
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any reason except if it is unconstitutional = race or gender
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What is the rule for ineffective assistance of counsel?
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there must be deficient performance by counsel and but for it result wold have been different
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Will the Supreme Court disturb guilty pleas after sentencing?
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No, they have adopted K theory of plea bargaining
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Can there be an automatic category for imposing the death penalty in a statute?
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no, also no state that doesn't give D a chance to present mitigating facts/circumstances is unconst.
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when does DBL Jeopardy attach
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jury trial- jury sworn; bench- 1st witness sworn
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What is the effect of a breach of an agreed upon plea bargain by D on dbl jeopardy?
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sentence can be withrawn and original charges reinstated
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What differentiates crimes for dbl jeopardy?
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an additional element, but for included offenses (up or down) bars retrial
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If victim of battery later dies can you be tried for murder?
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yes, exception to the rule
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Is a state precluded from trying someone for a crime that he's been tried in fed court for?
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Not precluded, bc dbl jeopardy bars retrial for same offense by same soveriegn
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When can 5th amendment protection against self incrimination be asserted
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any type of trial, anyone asked question under oath where response might incriminate is entitled to 5th amendment
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Must you assert the privilege and what is the consequences of not asserting it?
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waived, even if at an earlier civil trial
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what does the 5th amendment protect against?
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compelled testimony, not hair or blood samples
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can prosecutor make a negative comment on D's remaining silent?
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NO
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how can 5th priviledge be eliminated?
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grant of immunity, no possibility of incrimination (SOL run); waiver;
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