BDUSMI 2402 Test 4 | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
Answers
Question:
Carroll Doctrine
Answer:
If officers have probable cause to believe that a mobile conveyance located in a public
place contains evidence of a crime or contraband, officers may search without a warrant.
Question:
Scope of vehicle search
Answer:
-Must be reasonable
-Limited to places capable of housing contraband/evidence/fruits of a crime that LEOs
have PC to believe is there
-includes locked and unlocked containers
-Includes passengers' belongings in car that could conceal item for which PC exists
Question:
Frisking persons during a search warrant
Answer:
A search warrant does not always grant an officer the right to search everyone present.
Must have reasonable suspicion to believe that the person is armed and dangerous.
Question:
Plain View Doctrine
Answer:
Allows officers to seize evidence or contraband they discover while in a public place or
lawfully inside an REP(Reasonable expectation of privacy)-protected area.
Question:
Exigent Circumstances Warrant Exceptions
Answer:
, -Hot pursuit
-Emergency Scene
-Destruction of Evidence
Question:
Hot Pursuit
Answer:
-PC to arrest D for a specific, serious crime
-Chase must be immediate/continuous
-From public place to REP area/trespass area
-Facts supporting reasonable belief (PC) that D is in the private space
Question:
Emergency Scene
Answer:
Warrantless entry to protect/preserve life or address exigent public safety threat.
-Must have PC that emergency exists and requires immediate action to protect
life/safety/property
-Facts supporting reasonable belief or suspicion that place is connected to the threat or
emergency
Question:
Destruction or Removal of Evidence
Answer:
Must have PC to believe:
-Someone is in a dwelling
-Evidence loss is imminent
Question:
Search Incident to Arrest
Answer:
A search conducted upon the arrest of a person for evidence, weapons, and means of
escape. Limited to an arrestee's person and the area within their immediate control.
Answers
Question:
Carroll Doctrine
Answer:
If officers have probable cause to believe that a mobile conveyance located in a public
place contains evidence of a crime or contraband, officers may search without a warrant.
Question:
Scope of vehicle search
Answer:
-Must be reasonable
-Limited to places capable of housing contraband/evidence/fruits of a crime that LEOs
have PC to believe is there
-includes locked and unlocked containers
-Includes passengers' belongings in car that could conceal item for which PC exists
Question:
Frisking persons during a search warrant
Answer:
A search warrant does not always grant an officer the right to search everyone present.
Must have reasonable suspicion to believe that the person is armed and dangerous.
Question:
Plain View Doctrine
Answer:
Allows officers to seize evidence or contraband they discover while in a public place or
lawfully inside an REP(Reasonable expectation of privacy)-protected area.
Question:
Exigent Circumstances Warrant Exceptions
Answer:
, -Hot pursuit
-Emergency Scene
-Destruction of Evidence
Question:
Hot Pursuit
Answer:
-PC to arrest D for a specific, serious crime
-Chase must be immediate/continuous
-From public place to REP area/trespass area
-Facts supporting reasonable belief (PC) that D is in the private space
Question:
Emergency Scene
Answer:
Warrantless entry to protect/preserve life or address exigent public safety threat.
-Must have PC that emergency exists and requires immediate action to protect
life/safety/property
-Facts supporting reasonable belief or suspicion that place is connected to the threat or
emergency
Question:
Destruction or Removal of Evidence
Answer:
Must have PC to believe:
-Someone is in a dwelling
-Evidence loss is imminent
Question:
Search Incident to Arrest
Answer:
A search conducted upon the arrest of a person for evidence, weapons, and means of
escape. Limited to an arrestee's person and the area within their immediate control.
