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In Mapp v. Ohio, the evidence was suppressed because - The officers
did not have a search warrant and were not operating under one of the
recognized exceptions


The public policy reasoning behind the exclusionary rule is - It will
deter peace officers from illegally seizing evidence, because the officers
know the evidence will not be admissible


In Miranda v. Arizona, the court assured a criminal defendant the right to
when said defendant was - An attorney

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Custodially interrogated


Who can issue a Search Warrant? - The Judge of a Court having jurisdiction


For evidence to be admissible it must be relevant, - Material, and


Competent


The exception to the hearsay rule that allows the jury to hear a statement
made while the declarant was still under the stress caused by the crime is
commonly known as the - "Excited utterance" exception


If at the end of a trial the jury entertains a reasonable doubt as to whether
the State has proven the elements of the crime, they - Should acquit


When the court accepts a fact as true, because it cannot be seriously
disputed, that is known as - Judicial notice

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If a peace officer discovers a minor who has been injured, and no parent
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of the child can be found, the officer may
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physician says immediate treatment is necessary
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Sam was found guilty at the age of 16 of the crime of Burglary 1st
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Degree. Sam was certified to receive an adult sentence and imposition
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of judgement and sentence was deferred. Sam is now 17 and you have
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arrested Sam for misdemeanor assault & battery. Sam will be handled as
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Ted broke into Sally's appartment at 4:30am while Sally was sleeping.
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While in the appartment, Ted intentionally set Sally's bed on fire. The crime
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that Ted would most probably be charged with is
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Sam is standing in the middle of his living room holding a .45
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semiautomatic pistol when you lawfully enter his residence to serve a court
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summons. You are aware that Sam has been convicted of a felony and
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has not been pardoned. Sam has committed
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The legal steps necessary to violate a criminal statute are known as
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Elements of the offense
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The defense of duress is
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commit the act to save his or her own life
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are all persons concerned in the commission of a crime, whether
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a felony or misdemeanor, with prior knowledge of the crime, and
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whether the person directly commits the act constitution the offense, or
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aids or abets its commission, although not present. - Principals
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What is the name of the crime for which the elements are (1) taking, (2)
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of personal property, (3) of another, (4) without consent, (5) with intent
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to deprive the owner of its benefit? - Larceny
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What is the name of the crime for which the elements are (1) death of a
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human, (2) as a direct result of an act or event which happened in the
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commission of a misdemeanor (3) caused by the defendant or a
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