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| Prior to the 1960's, the US supreme court maintained a what policy when it came to interfering with the procedures used by state and local police? |
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| All arrests and search and seizures are based on the |
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| All arrests must be based upon |
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| In the 1968 case of what, the US supreme court ruled that a police officer may, under certain conditions, lawfullly detain a suspect without arrestin them. |
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| Is the level of evidence that a police officer needs in order to conduct a stop and frisk |
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| The exlusionary rule was originally established in the us supreme court case of |
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| Was the 1961 supreme court case that made the exlusionary rule applicable to all police officers in the US |
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| The good faith exception and the inevitable discovery exception are both exceptions to the |
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| What allows an officer to conduct a complete search of an arrested person as well the area within their immediate control |
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| Search incident to a lawful arrest |
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| doctrine states that if a police officer is lawfully at a location and he sees contraband with in his view,he may seize it without a warrant. |
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| In the 1925 supreme court case of what, the court first recognized that vehicles are highly mobile and police do not usually have time to obtain a search warrent |
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| It wasn't until when in the case of brown v mississippi that the supreme court recognized that police could not coerce or physically abuse suspects in order to obtain a confession. |
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| The miranda rights are required to be given to a suspect prior to any questioning when the suspect is going to be questioned in a |
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