Criminal Justice Exam #2

Front 1

Police are allowed to perform brief, limited searches for investigation when they have reasonable suspicion that the property is connected to criminal activity

Back 1

Terry v. Ohio

Front 2

The following activity would be considered a search under the 4th amendment

Back 2

Bugging a suspects motel room

Front 3

The 4th Amendment included the following int its list of constitutionally protected subjects

Back 3

Effects, Papers, houses

* All of the Above

Front 4

A search warrants description of the place to be search defines the permissible_________ of the search:

Back 4

scope

Front 5

In order to secure a search warrant, an officer much possess facts sufficient to warrant a person of reasonable caution in believing which of the following:

Back 5

All of the above

Front 6

In Chimel v. California, the supreme court ruled that the following was unconstitutional

Back 6

Searching an arrestee's entire home after his arrest without a warrant

Front 7

The Chimel decision established which test?

Back 7

immediate control

Front 8

When an arrestees arrested in places other than their homes have their impounded belongings searched, the following is one of the goals:

Back 8

Both A &B

Front 9

The criminal defendants remedy for police violations of his or her constitutional rights is

Back 9

Exclusion of evidence

Front 10

Mapp v. Ohio made what apply to the states

Back 10

Exclusionary rule

Front 11

For incriminating evidence to be considered in "open view"

Back 11

the officer must be lawfully present at the location where the observation is made.

Front 12

When the purpose for conducting a search is to obtain evidence of a crime, the 4th amendment always requires the officer to

Back 12

confine search activity to looking for the objects for which the officer has search authority

Front 13

which of the following police activities constitutes a search within the meaning of the 4th amendment

Back 13

looking inside the glove department of an unattended vehicle parked on a public street.

Front 14

Police do not need a search warrant or probable cause to believe that a search will turn up evidence in order to search

Back 14

all of above

Front 15

Which of the following individuals can give a valid consent to search the suspects apartment

Back 15

The suspects live-in girlfriend

Front 16

In which of the following situations do police have authority to inspect the contents of sticky fingered sams wallet

Back 16

Police lawfully arrest sam for DUI

Front 17

Which of the following is always required to seize an object for use as evidence

Back 17

The object must constitute the fruits, instrumentalities, or other evidence of crime or contraband

Front 18

Which of the following is always necessary to justify a plain view seizure

Back 18

the officer must acquire probable cause to believe that the object is associated with a crime without exceeding the lawful boundaries of his or her search authority

Front 19

Police have the authority to search the trunk of a motor vehicle without a warrant whenever

Back 19

The motorist

Front 20

Search and seizure is covered under the fifth amendment

Back 20

False

Front 21

A search occurs when police interfere with a suspects possessory rights in property

Back 21

False

Front 22

Katz v. United States marked the beginning of modern 4th amendment jurisprudence

Back 22

True

Front 23

Searches and seizures of abandoned property violate the 4th amendment

Back 23

False

Front 24

Police do not have an automatic authority to perform a search whenever they make an arrest

Back 24

False