Court Cases
This court case set the precedent for what privacy is declared as when talking about search warrants and plain view
What is Katz v. US?
This is the #1 way people wave their rights
What is consent?
What is probable cause?
This is the group that decides what is reasonable pivacy
What is Society?
This egal term is defined as the exercise of dominion or control over a person or thing by the government because of a violation of law?
What is Seizure?
This court case stated that law enforcement cannot go through a minor's items or clothing without parent or warrant present
What is Stafford School District v. Redding?
There are __ exceptions to the search and seizure rule
What is 7?
This person signs off on the warrant to make it complete and legal
What is a magistrate?
This is the amount of time allowed for a search and seizure of things
What is indefinitely?
A warrant to search an area where contraband is expected to arrive is known as
What is Anticipatory Warrant
This court case stated that people of equal authority have right to consent and deny searches in their dwelling
What is Georgia V. Randolph?
This circumstance justifies an officer entering a dwelling without a warrant
exigent circumstances
These 2 things need to be on a search warrant
What is Description of the place to be searched and things to be seized?
This item is what is given to the judge and owner of the property after a search with warrant
What is a Tabulation?
This legal principle underlies a valid warrantless entry of a private residence
What is Apparent Authority Principle
This Supreme Court case established that "zones of privacy" are created from protections found in the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Ninth Amendments
What is Griswold v. Connecticut?
This can take place in lieu of a search incident to arrest if you cannot do it in reasonable amount of time
What is a custodial search?
Describe the difference between oath and affirmation
What is Oath = hand on Bible and affirmation = not with a Bible?
Thus court case ruled that law enforcement can search the area of an individual within their reach without a search warrant
What is Chimel v. California?
This legal standard applies to a warrantless search of probationer and parolee homes
What is reasonable grounds?
This court case stated that while the search is being conducted, the police may detain persons
who are on the premises to search them
Michigan v. Summers
This type of proof is needed to perform a special needs search
What is less than probable cause?
These 2 things are considered in determining if the search was legal without a warrant
What is ruse and deception?
These 4 things are subject to search and seizure
What is - contraband, fruits of the crime, instrumentalities of the crime, mere evidence of the crime?
The right to privacy can be described as a(n)
What is a Penumbra?