The Supreme Court has ruled anything that an officer views while he has a right to be where he is, is not the product of
What is an unreasonable search and seizure
100
A suspect must be read their Miranda Rights when
What is prior to a custodial interrogation
200
Arrest powers of police include
What is the power to search
200
The facts or apparent facts that are reliable and generate a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed
What is probable cause
200
This case held that when an investigation becomes accusatory and its purpose is to elicit a confession, the accused must be permitted to consult with an attorney
What is Escobedo v Illinois
200
The plain view doctrine was established in 1968 in this case
What is Harris v U.S.
200
In some instances a person may be asked to sign this form prior to questioning even though he or she may not be a suspect
What is consent to questioning form
300
Investigative powers of the police include
What is the power to detain
300
This amendment protects citizens against unreasonable search and seizures
What is the fourth amendment
300
In this case the Supreme Court held that the guarantee of due process requires that suspects in police custody be informed of their rights
What is Miranda v Arizona
300
The Supreme Court recognizes that the scope of plain view has been expanded considerably with
What is the protective sweep doctrine
300
The Supreme Court holds that all consent searches are
What is limited consent
400
This can be done without probable cause, for the protection of the officer
What is the right to frisk (Terry-Search)
400
The fourth amendment does not protect persons against searches and seizures by
What is private, nongovernment individuals
400
This decision forbade states to use coerced confessions and signaled a movement toward the application of the Fifth Amendment to state cases
What is Brown v Mississippi
400
The case of California v Greenwood is 1988 illustrates the
What is Expectation of Privacy
400
The fruits of the poisonous tree deals specifically with
What is tainted evidence
500
According to this doctrine automobiles may be searched without a warrant (*hint name the doctrine*)
What is the Carroll Doctrine
500
The purpose of the ruling in Mapp was to
What is deter police from illegal searches and seizures
500
The result of the Supreme Court's decision in these two cases found that probably cause for search could not be based solely on hearsay information received by the police
What is Aguilar v Texas (1964) and/or Spinelli v U.S. (1969)
500
Abandoned property was defined by the Supreme Court in the 1960 case of
What is Able v the U.S.
500
The exclusionary rule was established Federally with this case