Sole proprietors are protected by Fifth Amendment provisions protecting defendants; however, their businesses are considered separate businesses from their existence as people and are not protected by those provisions.

• True
• False

Elements of the Fourth Amendment protect individuals and corporations

True

False

Double jeopardy specifies that no one can be criminally tried twice for the same cause of action at the same level of government.

True

False

Evidence acquired through an unreasonable search and seizure may not be introduced at trial against the person searched according to the "Good Faith"

Rule.

True

False

A Writ of Probable Cause is an order from an authorized public official authorizing the search.

True

False

Substantive due process deals with the process by which a person may be deprived of life, liberty or property.

• True
• False

Sole proprietors are protected by Fifth Amendment provisions protecting defendants; their businesses are not considered separate businesses from their existence as people.

• True
• False

Using the Exclusionary Rule, the officers requesting a Fourth Amendment search must have trustworthy evidence that would convince a reasonable person that the proposed search or seizure is more likely justified than not.

True

False

An accountant-client privilege is recognized under federal law, but some states do not recognize it.

True

False

Fictitious legal entities like corporations and partnerships are fully protected by self-incrimination provisions and protections related to double jeopardy.

True

False