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1. In which of the following situations does the attorney-client privilege apply if there is a third person, besides the attorney and client, at the meeting?

1. If the third person is the client's best friend
2. If the third person is the client's spouse
3. If the third person was involved in the crime
4. All of the above

1. What is hearsay?

1. A statement that was not made in court
2. Any statement made by a defendant to his or her attorney
3. A statement that is a lie
4. A statement that is made only by a police officer
5. When does the attorney-client privilege begin?

1. When the client paid the attorney in full
2. When the case has been decided
3. At the first consultation between the client and the attorney
4. At no time

4. The right not to be unreasonably searched or seized comes from the:

1. 1st Amendment
2. 4th Amendment
3. 5th Amendment
4. 6th Amendment

5. When can a police officer use deadly force during an arrest?

1. When the crime is a misdemeanor
2. When a person's life is in danger
3. When it is unclear if the suspect committed a crime
4. At any time

6. When does the exclusionary rule usually not apply?

a. At the grand jury proceedings

b. In a civil case

c. At a parole hearing

d. The exclusionary rule does not usually apply in any of the above situations

7. When can surgery be done on a suspect to obtain evidence?

1. When there are other ways to obtain evidence
2. When medically necessary to remove a bullet
3. When the surgery is a health risk to the suspect
4. All of the above

8. In what situation can a police officer frisk a suspect for weapons?

1. The officer has reasonable suspicion that the suspect is armed
2. The officer has reasonable suspicion that the suspect is in possession of illegal drugs
3. The officer has reasonable suspicion that the suspect committed a misdemeanor
4. None of the above

9. If a churchgoer and his minister have a conversation at a party with many other people, this is considered privileged communication T F

10. A dying declaration is admissible in court T F