Warrant
Consent
probable cause
Exclusionary rule
Search
100

Officers who conduct a random traffic stops can search you with no warrant.

No

100

What is consent?

Giving permission for something to happen

100

What is probable cause?

likely or reasonably likely to occur.

100

what Is the exclusionary rule?

can not use stuff to show to jury if it was a illegal search

100

do you have to agree to a search?

Yes

200

Who carries the Warrant

Officer

200

How does consent look like

clearly and freely communicated.

200

Police officers must be able to cite fact that led them to believe a suspect committed a crime.

true

200

What happens if evidence is obtained illegally?

not allowed to be used

200

what is search?

to examine another premises of criminal activity. 

300

What is a warrant?

A legal document that allows some to do something.

300

Policy can lose their jobs for breaking the consent law?

false

300

Is probable cause more likely than not?

a lower standard that requires reasonable grounds to believe.

300

Is the exclusionary rule common law?

no

300

why do officers prefer consent searches?

saves them time

400

Warrant are only necessary when you did something bad to search.

True

400

Why is consent important?

Protect you from any harm.

400

What does not require probable cause

Reasonable suspicion

400

Who made the exclusionary rule?

Roger Traynor

400

can police walk around your property 

Not if they don't have a warrant.

500

Who writes the warrants

A magistrate

500

Can consent be given to anybody

can not be given by individuals who are underage.

500

How many ways are there to establish probable cause?

observational, circumstantial, expertise and information.

500

3 exceptions to the exclusionary rule

"attenuation of the taint" "independent source" and "inevitable discovery"

500

What kinds of searches are prohibited. 

Most warrant less searches of private premises. 

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