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Answers Graded A+

based on the harmless error rule, a conviction will be reversed if the appellate

judges are convinced: - Correct answer-there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt

that the errors at trial influenced the jury's verdict

the due process standard for excluding seized by the police is based on: - Correct

answer-evidence is not admissible if seized using methods that offend the sense of

justice

the fourth amendment to the united states constitution was included in the bill of

rights because: - Correct answer-the people in the british colonies had suffered

under unreasonable searches by british soldiers.

information supporting issuing a search warrant must be: - Correct answer-made

under oath or affirmation

if officers legally obtain a search warrant but fail to follow proper knock-and-

announce procedures: - Correct answer-everything they seize while properly

executing the warrant will be admissible


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, the "totality of the circumstances test" established in Illinois v. Gates: - Correct

answer-allows judges to look at all the facts when issuing a search warrant rather

than requiring that informants be shown to be previously tested for reliability.

assume that the police illegally arrested john. incident to the arrest they searched

him and found counterfeit money in his pocket. the officer asked john where the

money came from. john told the officer that his friend gred printed it. if fred is

charged with counterfeiting, he can have the evidence found in john's pocket ruled

inadmissible based on: - Correct answer-fruit of the poison tree

officer jones obtained a confession in violation of miranda. in the confession, the

suspect indicated he had hidden the stolen diamonds in the park in a soft drink can.

a city park ranger found the diamonds before the police had a chance to recover

them. the diamonds will be admissible at trial based on: - Correct answer-

independent source exception to the exclusionary rule.

george was arrested for kidnapping someone for ransom. the kidnap victim, who

had severe medical problems and needed regular medication, had not been found.

immediately upon handcuffing george, an officer demanded to know where the

victim was. george gave the officer the address. george's statement will be: -

Correct answer-admissible under the public safety exception to the exclusionary

rule

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