OLEMISS CJ 410 FINAL EXAM UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Chapter 6) Three elements to satisfy fourth amendment warrant requirements
Answer:
Particularity An affidavit supporting probable cause The "knock and announce" rule
Question:
2. Wilson V Arkansas
Answer:
Knock and announce Police failed to knock and announce their presence Fourth amendment Three major
exceptions- prevent violence, destruction of evidence, escape of suspect
Question:
3. Search incident to arrest
Answer:
Searches made of lawfully arrested suspects without probable cause or a warrant
Question:
4. Chimel V California
Answer:
Burglary of coin shop Home Searched without a warrant or permission Reversed Unreasonable
Question:
5. New York V Belton
Answer:
Grabbable area Even when outside of car and under police control And so highly unlikely to grab a
weapon or destroy evidence Supreme Court said that it did not apply when outside of car but it was
changed in this case
Question:
6. Arizona V gant
Answer:
Fourth amendment car search If the officer lawfully arrests the occupant of a vehicle he can lawfully
search the car directly following
Question:
7. Incident to arrest
Answer:
Can search before, during or after the arrest
Question:
8. Knowles V Iowa
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Chapter 6) Three elements to satisfy fourth amendment warrant requirements
Answer:
Particularity An affidavit supporting probable cause The "knock and announce" rule
Question:
2. Wilson V Arkansas
Answer:
Knock and announce Police failed to knock and announce their presence Fourth amendment Three major
exceptions- prevent violence, destruction of evidence, escape of suspect
Question:
3. Search incident to arrest
Answer:
Searches made of lawfully arrested suspects without probable cause or a warrant
Question:
4. Chimel V California
Answer:
Burglary of coin shop Home Searched without a warrant or permission Reversed Unreasonable
Question:
5. New York V Belton
Answer:
Grabbable area Even when outside of car and under police control And so highly unlikely to grab a
weapon or destroy evidence Supreme Court said that it did not apply when outside of car but it was
changed in this case
Question:
6. Arizona V gant
Answer:
Fourth amendment car search If the officer lawfully arrests the occupant of a vehicle he can lawfully
search the car directly following
Question:
7. Incident to arrest
Answer:
Can search before, during or after the arrest
Question:
8. Knowles V Iowa