NYPD 2nd trimester Law search & seizure
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There are 3 reasons/theories that support the exclusionary rule: 1. Personal right:
the law seeks to restore injured parties to the position they held prior to a violation of law.
2. Judicial Integrity:
If courts were to admit illegally obtained evidence, they would, in essence, condone improper
police behavior.
3. Deterrence:
The most often mentioned reason for the exclusionary rule is that the rule exists, not to remedy
the current case, but to discourage improper police conduct in future cases.
What is " Standing " In order to assert the Exclusionary Rule, one must establish that they
have a privacy interest infringed, or violated, by the government. An " Expectation of Privacy "
Curtilage refers to: The immediate area, not necessarily enclosed, around a dwelling.
However, an expectation of privacy is determined by:
With Solutions 100% Correct
There are 3 reasons/theories that support the exclusionary rule: 1. Personal right:
the law seeks to restore injured parties to the position they held prior to a violation of law.
2. Judicial Integrity:
If courts were to admit illegally obtained evidence, they would, in essence, condone improper
police behavior.
3. Deterrence:
The most often mentioned reason for the exclusionary rule is that the rule exists, not to remedy
the current case, but to discourage improper police conduct in future cases.
What is " Standing " In order to assert the Exclusionary Rule, one must establish that they
have a privacy interest infringed, or violated, by the government. An " Expectation of Privacy "
Curtilage refers to: The immediate area, not necessarily enclosed, around a dwelling.
However, an expectation of privacy is determined by:
