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What is required for a lawful search or seizure under the 4th Amendment?
What is required for a lawful search or seizure under the 4th Amendment?
Which of the following statements about warrants is true?
Which of the following statements about warrants is true?
What does the Plain View Doctrine allow an officer to do?
What does the Plain View Doctrine allow an officer to do?
What is a Terry Stop primarily concerned with?
What is a Terry Stop primarily concerned with?
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How does the 5th Amendment relate to custodial interrogation?
How does the 5th Amendment relate to custodial interrogation?
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Study Notes
Criminal Process - 4th Amendment
- Protects civilians from unreasonable searches and seizures
- Police need either consent or a warrant to search
- Custodial Interrogation
- Occurs when a person is under arrest
- Suspect has the right to an attorney and to stop talking
- Plain View Doctrine
- If evidence is clearly visible, it's permissible to seize without a warrant
- Terry Stop
- Temporary detention for safety reasons
5th Amendment
- Protection against self-incrimination
- Protection against double jeopardy
- Due process of law
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Description
This quiz explores key concepts of the 4th and 5th Amendments, including protections against unreasonable searches, custodial interrogation rights, and self-incrimination. Understand the implications of the Plain View Doctrine and the principle of due process. Test your knowledge on essential civil liberties within the criminal justice process.
