1st Amendment
what is: protected speech
illegally obtained evidence inadmissible
what is: exclusionary rule
the 4th amendment regulates
what is: searching person for evidence, searching places and things for evidence, seizing evidence
right to bear arms
what is: second amendment
threatening communication that can be prosecuted under the law
what is: true threat
books, magazines, movies are forms of
what is: freedom of speech
level of suspicion for stop
what is: reasonable suspicion
a K9 narcotics sniff is not
what is: a search
freedom of press, religion, and speech
what is: first amendment
plan view is
what is: not a search
true threat is
what is: not protected speech
geographical or subject matter
what is: jurisdiction
abandoned property is not
what is: a search
protection from unreasonable searches and seizures
what is: fourth amendment
can't process a crime without a warrant
what is: mincey warrant
obscenity is
pat down of outer clothing
what is: Terry Frisk
what is: statement that crime has happened or specific items associated with the crime exist, that those specific items will be found in the place to be search
protection of rights to life, liberty, and property
what is: fifth amendment
curtilage
what is: yard
flag burning is
what is: symbolic speech
free to leave in this encounter
what is: voluntary encounter
exceptions to the search warrant requirement
what is: consent, incident to lawful arrest, motor vehicle exception, exigent circumstances
right to a speedy and public trial
what is: sixth amendment
three types of police encounters with the citizens
what is: investigatory stop, voluntary encounter, arrest