CRJS 475 exam 2
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Terms in this set (125)
The decision in Carroll v. U.S. (1925) The warrant requirement was removed in vehicle
created the vehicle exception to the searches, unlike the warrant required when
warrant requirement. How did this searching homes.
decision change the requirements for
searches of vehicles as compared to
those of homes?
In the absence of an arrest, what is Until 1991, officers could only perform warrantless
the difference between searches of searches of containers in vehicles if they had
containers in vehicles before and separate probable cause to search both the vehicle
after SCOTUS' ruling in California v. and the container; after 1991, officers with probable
Acevedo (1991)? cause could perform warrantless searches of
containers in vehicles.
Which statement correctly explains Police may briefly detain, question, and conduct a
the rules for searching individuals limited pat down of a suspect during a traffic stop
during traffic stops according to the without a warrant or probable cause.
decision in Terry v. Ohio (1968)?
, In Pennsylvania v. Mimms (1977), when the motor vehicle has been lawfully detained
SCOTUS ruled that officers could
order drivers out of cars during traffic
stops without violating the Fourth
Amendment under what
circumstance?
What does it likely mean if police ask They don't have probable cause to search.
suspects for consent to search their
vehicles?
What overarching societal fear in the fear of alcohol-related crimes
early 1900s led SCOTUS to expand
the Fourth Amendment interpretation
to include reduced expectations of
privacy in vehicles?
Emergency searches are best searches executed without warrants due to the
described as ____________. impracticality or danger in requiring officers to
obtain warrants before they search
Justice Jackson believed that rights indispensable freedoms
against uncontrolled searches and
seizures were ____________.
Searches of lawfully arrested searches incident to arrest
individuals conducted without
additional probable cause are called
____________.
When applying the voluntariness test officer reasonably believed a suspect consented
of consent to search, courts focus on voluntarily
whether a(n) ____________.
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Terms in this set (125)
The decision in Carroll v. U.S. (1925) The warrant requirement was removed in vehicle
created the vehicle exception to the searches, unlike the warrant required when
warrant requirement. How did this searching homes.
decision change the requirements for
searches of vehicles as compared to
those of homes?
In the absence of an arrest, what is Until 1991, officers could only perform warrantless
the difference between searches of searches of containers in vehicles if they had
containers in vehicles before and separate probable cause to search both the vehicle
after SCOTUS' ruling in California v. and the container; after 1991, officers with probable
Acevedo (1991)? cause could perform warrantless searches of
containers in vehicles.
Which statement correctly explains Police may briefly detain, question, and conduct a
the rules for searching individuals limited pat down of a suspect during a traffic stop
during traffic stops according to the without a warrant or probable cause.
decision in Terry v. Ohio (1968)?
, In Pennsylvania v. Mimms (1977), when the motor vehicle has been lawfully detained
SCOTUS ruled that officers could
order drivers out of cars during traffic
stops without violating the Fourth
Amendment under what
circumstance?
What does it likely mean if police ask They don't have probable cause to search.
suspects for consent to search their
vehicles?
What overarching societal fear in the fear of alcohol-related crimes
early 1900s led SCOTUS to expand
the Fourth Amendment interpretation
to include reduced expectations of
privacy in vehicles?
Emergency searches are best searches executed without warrants due to the
described as ____________. impracticality or danger in requiring officers to
obtain warrants before they search
Justice Jackson believed that rights indispensable freedoms
against uncontrolled searches and
seizures were ____________.
Searches of lawfully arrested searches incident to arrest
individuals conducted without
additional probable cause are called
____________.
When applying the voluntariness test officer reasonably believed a suspect consented
of consent to search, courts focus on voluntarily
whether a(n) ____________.
