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MISSOURI POST CORE EXAM TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Exclusionary Rule - ✔✔Any evidence which is obtained illegally must be excluded
from trial.

✔✔Booking process - ✔✔An administrative process which records pedigree information
and inventory of personal belongings is authorized. This is not subject to Miranda.

✔✔Twenty-Four Hour Rule - ✔✔Statute that requires a suspect in custody be released
after twenty-four hours if no warrant is issued.

✔✔Chain of Custody - ✔✔Documenting a seized item's whereabouts from seizure until
introduction into court.

✔✔Best Evidence Rule - ✔✔States that the original of a piece of documentary evidence
must be entered as evidence, unless the original is lost or destroyed through no fault of
the party offering it.

✔✔Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule - ✔✔Impeachment, Independent Source,
Inevitable Discovery, and Good Faith

✔✔Miranda v. Arizona - ✔✔Supreme Court ruled that all suspects must be read their
rights prior to being questioned. Protects the 5th Amendment.

✔✔Miranda equation - ✔✔Custody + Interrogation/Guilt-Seeking Questions

✔✔Exceptions to Miranda - ✔✔Undercover officers and private citizens without LEO
involvement

✔✔Custody - ✔✔Reasonable belief that you are not free to leave

✔✔Miranda Warning Content - ✔✔You have the right to remain silent;
Anything you say can and will be held against you in a court of law;
You have the right to talk with an attorney and him/her present while you are
questioned;
If you can not afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you;
You can decide at any time to exercise these rights;
Do you understand these rights?

✔✔When you should reread Miranda - ✔✔Significant passage of time, change in
personnel interrogating, or change in location.

✔✔Freedom of Movement - ✔✔Contact, Detention, Arrest.

, ✔✔Type of seizure, justification, force used, type of search, and is Miranda issued
during a voluntary contact - ✔✔No seizure, mere hunch or suspicion as justification, no
force used, no search administered, and Miranda is not read.

✔✔Type of seizure, justification, force used, type of search, and is Miranda issued
during a temporary detention - ✔✔Limited seizure of time, reasonable suspicion as
justification, non-deadly force reasonably used, frisk for weapons is permissible, and
Miranda generally isn't read.

✔✔Type of seizure, justification, force used, type of search, and is Miranda issued
during an arrest - ✔✔Complete seizure, probable cause as justification, reasonable
force can be used, search incident to arrest, and Miranda can be read.

✔✔Leaping area search - ✔✔Ability to search for evidence or contraband anywhere
within reaching and leaping distance of a person upon arrest.

✔✔Criteria that prisoners must be separated by - ✔✔Age, sex, and type of offense.
Must be separated by sight and sound.

✔✔Search warrant is valid for - ✔✔Ten days

✔✔Stale information - ✔✔Information older than 24-36 hours

✔✔Knock-and-Announce Warrant - ✔✔You knock on the door several times and
announce yourself clearly and loudly so that a reasonable person can hear it.

✔✔No-Knock Warrant - ✔✔You breach the door without announcing yourself or
knocking. Only used in situations where evidence is known to be destroyed or can be
eliminated.

✔✔Open Field - ✔✔Any area of public or private land in which the owner has no
legitimate expectation of privacy, but is not curtilage.

✔✔Curtilage - ✔✔Grounds and buildings immediately surrounding a house or other
living space which are commonly used for family and/or other home-life activities and
are not granted public area status either by convention.

✔✔Public Area - ✔✔Any area to which the public has unrestricted access and which is
not part of an area which would normally be considered curtilage.

✔✔Quasi-Public Area - ✔✔Any area which would normally be considered part of a
curtilage but which is freely accessible to members of the public.

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