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4th Amendment Fundamentals
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By AFlores41 | Updated: Jan 16, 2013
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In order to obtain a warrant to search a person's home, car, or personal effects, an investigating official must have
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An "investigative stop and frisk" is called a
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The 4th Amendment requires warrants for all searches.
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The exclusionary rule states that:
If you give permission for a search of your belongings you are excluded from exercising your Miranda Rights.
Evidence obtained during an illegal search cannot be used in court.
Evidence obtained during a legal search cannot be used in court if it was not in plain view.
Police cannot legally arrest you in a public area without a warrant.
You are excluded from the 4th Amendment's protections if you are not a citizen.
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The 4th Amendment protects citizens from:
Owning guns.
Incriminating themselves or their spouses at trial.
Searches of their homes and effects.
Cooties.
Unreasonable searches of their homes and effects.
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In order to obtain a warrant to search a person's home, car, or...
An "investigative stop and frisk" is called a
The 4th Amendment requires warrants for all searches.
The exclusionary rule states that:
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