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4th Amendment
Arrests
Lawful Searches and Seizures
Interrogation and Miranda
100
The document that the fourth amendment comes from.
What is the Bill of Rights
100
This person arrests criminals.
What is a police officer
100
This is a way you can't obtain evidence.
What is searching someone unlawfully.
100
this is the direct questioning of a suspect to gather evidence.
What is an interrogation
200
The Fourth Amendment grants protection against this.
What is unlawful searches and seizures.
200
Arrests have this many elements.
What is 4
200
This is an intrusion on a citizens expectation of privacy.
What is a search.
200
When an officer arrests someone they read the criminal this.
What are the miranda rights
300
in this case the police hesitated to search Randolfs house.
What is Randalf v. Georgia
300
This is a written order that states a person can be arrested.
What is an arrest warrant?
300
this is the act of taking possession of a person or property.
What is a seizure.
300
The first miranda right is this.
What is the right to remain silent
400
Evidence obtained legally is known as this.
What is fruit of the poised tree.
400
A police officer can obtain an arrest warrant if they have this.
What is probable cause
400
this is a court order that authorizes police to search a certain area.
What is a search warrant
400
Anything you say can and will be used against you here.
What is the court of law
500
In Terry v. Ohio the criminals were frisked here.
What is a corner near a store
500
You can arrest someone without a warrant if this happens.
What is the crime happening in front of the officer.
500
To be able to search or seize property or a person, an officer needs this.
What is probable cause?
500
recite the miranda rights.
You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney if you can not afford an attorney one will be appointed for you, do you understand these rights as i have read them to you.