Amendments
Laws of Arrest
Search & Seizure/Warrants
Continued S&S/Warrants
SM History
100

This amendment provides freedom to a peaceful protest

First Amendment

100

During this interaction, a reasonable person would feel they have the right to leave at any time

Consensual Encounter

100

An individual with a fence around their backyard has a higher or lower expectation of privacy

Higher

100

Search warrants are generally good for this amount of days 

10 

100

Mr. Wright graduated in this year

2003

200

This amendment protects individuals from incriminating themselves

Fifth Amendment 

200

In order to detain an individual, officers need this. 

Reasonable Suspicion 

200

A judge will grant this when an officer has shown probable cause that a crime has been committed and the person who committed the crime is identified

Arrest Warrant 

200
When police arrive to serve a search warrant, this is the first thing they must do

Knock and Notice (announce themselves) 

200

During homecoming week, the theme for Wednesday is...

Wild Wild West

300

This amendment entitles a person to an attorney, speedy trial and have witness testimony


Sixth amendment

300

During a detention, officers need reasonable suspicion which includes these three main things: 

A crime is about to occur, is occurring or just occurred 

300

A judge will grant this when an officer has shown probable cause that a crime has been committed and evidence of a crime is at a particular location

Search Warrant

300

While conducting a pat search, police can only feel for this. 

Weapons

300

Fr. Mathew and former priests at SM are from this order

Oblates of St. Francis de Sales

400

This amendment guarantees due process and equal protection of the law

Fourteenth Amendment 

400

This very specific two-word definition is needed to make an arrest

Probable Cause 

400

The exclusionary rule or "fruit from the poisonous tree" states... (in summary)

Something found illegally can be thrown out in court

400

One reason why warrants are not needed to search

Consent, incident to arrest, probation, parole

400
This former principal was also a NFL referee

Mr. Morelli

500

No warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized

Fourth Amendment 

500

The Miranda Warning must be read when. 

Custody + Interrogation (arrested and questioned) 
500

Principal Wright searched Amir's backpack while he was away in the bathroom. What amendment was violated? 

None

500

This person's signature is needed to serve a warrant

Judge 

500

This order of Sisters helped start Saint Mary's in 1876

Dominican