Criminal Procedure Final Exam
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Questions relating to: 4th Amendment 5th Amendment 6th Amendment
- 1.Which one of the following is not a 4th Amendment Protection?
- A.
Protection against unreasonable searches & seizures
- B.
Right to counsel in your defense
- C.
No warrants without probable cause
- 2.When an officers observes conduct that, in light of experience would lead a reasonable belief that a suspect is armed and may be dangerous, may conduct a frisk limited in scope. What case gives us this rule?
- A.
Maryland v. Buie
- B.
Michigan v. Jackson
- C.
Terry v. Ohio
- 3.What is it called when an officer by means of physical force or show of authority, has some way restrained the liberty of a person?
- A.
Search
- B.
Coercion
- C.
Seizure
- 4.What are the burdens of proof in criminal proceedings?
- 5.Florida v. Bostick created what test for seizures?
- A.
Reasonable suspicion
- B.
Free to leave test
- C.
Probable cause test
- 6.Specific & articulable facts that give rise to a particularized and objective basis for suspecting an individual of criminal activity is used for what?
- A.
Probable Cause
- B.
Totality of the circumstances
- C.
Reasonable Suspicion
- 7.Michigan v. Long discusses what?
- A.
Search of vehicle incident to arrrest
- B.
Inventory Search of Vehicle
- C.
Search of vehicle for protective sweep
- 8.During a sweep of a house, the poloce can look anywhere they want for weapons or people who could hurt them?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Which of the following is not a legitimate reason for inventory searches?
- A.
Protection of detainees property
- B.
Check for drugs or weapons
- C.
Officer safety
- 10.A probationer can be searched for any reason what so ever.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.For a special needs search of kids in school, what factors are needed?
- A.
Reasonable suspicion that student has something against the law
- B.
Individualized suspicion
- C.
Initiated by school official
- D.
All of the above
- 12.What does this describe? Enough particularized facts to lead a reasonable person to believe that there is a fair probability of criminal activity.
- A.
Probable Cause
- B.
Reasonable Suspicion
- C.
An officers reasonable belief
- 13.What are the requirements to get a warrant?
- 14.When do you need a warrant?
- A.
When arresting someone
- B.
Only when arrested inside someones house
- C.
Anytime an officer stops someone to question them
- 15.What is the "hot pursuit" exception to the warrant requirement?
- A.
When officer see's a marajana plant in a window of a house
- B.
When an officer is chasing after a suspect
- C.
When an officer is looking for weapons
- 16.What are the elements of the Plain View Doctrine?
- 17.Which of the following can not give third-party consent to a search an entire house?
- A.
Husband-wife
- B.
Parent-child
- C.
Roomate-roomate
- D.
Landlord-tenant
- 18.The Exclusionary rule is a Constitutional right to deter police misconduct & promote judicial integrity.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.What is it called when the officer must prove that without the illegally obtained evidence, the officers would have found out anyways?
- A.
Potential Discovery
- B.
Inevitable Discovery
- C.
Police efficient Discovery
- 20.A target of a search automatically has "standing"
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.Miranda warnings fall under which Amendment?
- A.
6th
- B.
4th
- C.
5th
- 22.How do you waive Miranda?
- 23.Which case said " where the confession is obtained by force or coercion, the statement is involuntary"
- A.
Miller v. Fenton
- B.
Mincey v. Arizona
- C.
Arizona v. Fulminante
- 24.When does double jeopardy attach?
- A.
When the defendant is charged
- B.
When the 1st witness is sworn in
- C.
When the judge shows up to court
- 25.When_____________________ happens, the state may not deliberately elicit information from the defendant.
- A.
Critical stage
- B.
Adversarial judicial proceedings
- C.
Indictment
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