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CRIJ 2313 Quiz 7 | Criminal Procedure Questions and Correct Answers with Complete Solution | Latest Update 2026/27

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If a suspect is lawfully arrested in an automobile, the police may search:
Question 1 options:
only the area inside the vehicle that was in the immediate control of the arrestee.

the entire passenger compartment but may not open any containers therein.

the entire passenger compartment and open any containers therein.

the entire vehicle, including the trunk.
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Officer Smith has received information about a crime ring that has been operating in his patrol area,
including burglaries where property was stolen, as well as information that cocaine in brown paper
wrapping was being sold by the same group. In the burglary that occurred the night before, one of the
burglars tore his jeans (leaving fibers) and cut his leg (leaving blood) when climbing through a broken
window. The group used a tire tool to break into the house and took some custom gold jewelry.


If the information he gathers is about the tire tool, the search warrant is to search for burglary tools,
and Officer Smith will be seeking authority to search for:
Question 2 options:
contraband.

fruits of the crime.

instrumentalities of the crime.

"mere evidence" of the crime.
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A custodial search may be deemed "incident to arrest" even when carried out later than the time of
arrest, if there was a:
Question 3 options:
reason for the delay.

valid reason for the delay.

, delay.

None of the answers are correct.
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Airport searches require which of the following?
Question 4 options:
Mere suspicion

Reasonable suspicion

Probable cause

None of the answers are correct.
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Police officers may search computers without a warrant in which of the following situations?
Question 5 options:
If they have a valid consent

If they are off duty

If they want to

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The term contraband generally means:
Question 6 options:
items which are illegal for anyone to possess.

fruits of crime.

instruments of crime.

evidence.
Question 7 (1 point)

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