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25 Cards in this Set
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4th Amendment
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A constitution right to be protected against unreasonable search & seizure
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Legally Obtained
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Evid. meets constitutional & statutory standards in the way it was obtained
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Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (REP)
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A place,property,or personal effects where society grants 4th Amend.
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Search
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An exploratory invest.,look for,seek out in a area person possess REP
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Seizure
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The holding/Taking of a person or object whether thru use of physical force or submission to authority
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Prop.8
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Right to truth in evidence
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Right to truth in evidence
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No relevant evidence shall be excluded in a criminal proceding unless it violates a provision of the Constitut.
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Exclusionary Rule
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Excludes evidence seized in violat of the Constitution (4,5,6,14Amend.) from being present in court
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Silver Platter Doctrine
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States were free to make their own interpretation of the Constitution leading to abuse of police searches.
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Fruits of poisonous Tree
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Evidence that is suppressed as a result of a 4th Amend. violation
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Standing
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A person who has ownership to over area/property and then the ability to raise a 4th Amend. objection
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CASE (Legal Doctrine)
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Legal doctrine under which search and seizure are reasonable
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(C)(A)(A)(S)(E)
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Consent,Arrest,Adminstrative, Search_warrant,Emergency
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Consent Search
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Person knowingly/voluntarily waives 4th Amend.
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Arrest (Legal doctrine)
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Incident-to-arrest custodial arrest, officer may do a brightline search and arm's reach search for Fice/Weapons
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Emergency Search
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A search to solve danger to life&limb,property damage, escape of susp., destruction of evidence
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Exigent Circumstance(Exigency)
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Emergency circumstance requiring swift & immediate action to prevent danger to life ...
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Scope
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What the officer is looking for it and where he will find it.
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Plain View
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Fice seen in plain view by officer isn't a search if he has the right to be where the observation is made
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Curtilage
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The area suronding and immediately associated w/ the housewhich has REP.
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Open field Doctrine
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There is no REP in open field and ladscape
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Contact
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contact b/w officer & a person which doesn't involve the restraint on the person freedom of moviment
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Detention
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A temporary stop for investigation
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Reasonable Suspicious
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A factual believe that a person is about to commit a crime, is committing,or has committed one + facts linking criminal activities
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Detention Factors
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Legal circumstance justifying "reasonble suspicion" for a detention
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