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    Case Study Time Out

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    her parents. In doing so, two different time-out procedures one can apply are exclusionary and observational time-out. The first rule in setting up any time-out procedure is to make sure the child is aware of and understands the behavior that is being targeted, either to reduce or eliminate it altogether. It is also important to inform them about the amount of time they will need to spend in time-out. As a general rule, one minute for each…

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    Warrantless Searches Essay

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    When someone closes the door to their house and locks it, they get a sense of feeling of privacy and safety as if that door could stop anything or anyone from coming through it. As a citizen of the United States you were guaranteed this right when the Bill of Rights was written and passed. The Fourth Amendment protects you from any unreasonable search and seizures, no warrants shall be issued without probable cause, supported by Oath. There are many different types of warrants and many…

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    Welcome, class of 2014. New recruits, you have learned much in your training and you are now ready to hit the streets. You will be assigned a training officer for a few months and will be paired up with an experienced officer after some time. But before you go out on the streets, we need to discuss a few things. You will no longer be dealing with instructors and textbooks, you will be dealing with real people and must avoid the slightest hint of impropriety. Police persons must be shining…

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    Reasoning process: The Exclusionary rule of the Fourteenth Amendment states that evidence gathered by violating the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments cannot be used in trial. Since California eliminated this rule, Greenwood believed this violated his rights. However, the Court found no merit in his position because at the federal level, evidence obtained in violation…

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    October 28, 2015 Argosy University, Atlanta Hicks, Sandra, Student Constitutional Amendment and Miranda The Supreme Court case law makes up the majority of what is called, The Constitutional Law and according to the rule of stare decis, the judges must make decisions that are directed by cases that were previously settled. The Bill of Rights and its’ amendments to the Constitution were developed to protect the rights and the freedom of every individual in the United…

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    This paper argues that the Fourth Amendment effects law enforcement. In criminal cases, it is important that there is substantial evidence to reach a verdict. For the prosecution to obtain such evidence, they must perform a search and seizure. The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable and unlawful search and seizures. It states that people have the right to secure their person and property from search and seizure without a warrant. This amendment came to be after British officials…

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    Achman Case Study

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    police search of her home for a fugitive. She argued that it was constitutional and the first amendment gave her the right to possess that. Freedom of expression shouldn’t be have a price to pay. Mapp did win her case and with her case came the exclusionary…

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    totalitarian regimes. 3) Second wave (1943-62). Allied occupation post-WWII encouraged democratization in former Axis powers, with exception of Soviet influence in Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Meanwhile, the beginning of the end of Western colonial rule produced a number of new states with democratic…

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    Mapp Vs Ohio Case Study

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    The Mapp vs Ohio case first established in a small town located in Cleveland, Ohio on May 23, 1957. In that small town, three police officers arrived at a woman named Dollree Mapp’s home where she was suspected of harboring a potential bomber. The officers commanded Mapp to open up, but Mapp refused them unless a search warrant was presented. Agitated, the officers forced their way into Dollree Mapp’s home and found no suspect. Despite no suspect was found, officers came upon some allegedly lewd…

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    Opinion Ms. Justice Martinez delivers the opinion of the court. Appellant stands convicted of murdering Mr. Thompkins and possession of an illegal firearm. The Supreme Court of New Jersey found the conviction valid based primarily upon the confession unlawfully obtained from the appellant and the evidence brought to the court which was also unlawfully collected at the victim’s home. On December 24, the Ocean County Sherriff’s department was called to a wellness check of Mr. Thompkins. When…

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