QUESTION 1

1. Consent searches require what standard?
2. Reasonable suspicion
3. Probable cause
4. A Warrant
5. None of the Above
6. 1 and 3

QUESTION 3

1. The Exclusionary rule was established by the US Supreme Court to accomplish what goal? [x]

QUESTION 7

1. In making a determination whether law enforcment hadReasonable Suspicionto detain an individualcan?the Court consider the fact that the individualrefusedto answer questions [other than their identity]?
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 8

1. If probable cause exists law enforcementcannotsearch a vehicle without obtaining a search warrant.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 13

1. A "Search Incident to Arrest" allows police officers to searchareaswithinthe immediate control of the individual arrested.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 14

1. The U.S. Supreme Court sets theminimumprotections provided by the Bill of Rights.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 15

1. An investigative stop or detention is alsoknown asanother kind of stop based on the case name that went before the US Supreme Court establishing it.
2. What is the other name for an investigative stop or detention? [x]

QUESTION 16

1. A "Search Incident to Arrest" allows law enforcement to search areas that are within the immediate control [grabbableareas] of the person arrested for whatjustifiable reasons. Pick two.
2. Officer safety
3. Silver platter doctrine
4. preservation of evidence
5. none of the above
6. All of the Above

QUESTION 17

1. Law enforcement is allowed to search aclosed containerfound in a vehiclewithouta warrant,ifprobable cause exists to suspect criminal evidence or contraband can be found in the container.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 18

1. Whatstandardmust the police meet to do aninvestigative detention? [x]