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| What is the 4th Admendment |
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| What is the 5th Admendment |
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| Self incrimination, Double Jeopardy and Due Process |
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| What is the 6th Admendment |
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| What is the 8th Admendment |
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Cruel and Unusual Punishment
Excessive Bail and Fines |
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| What is the 14th Admendment |
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Due Process
Prevents states from taking any action that would deprive people of certain fundamental rights by the Federal Constitution |
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| Why is the 4th admendment in arrest proceedures |
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| It guarantees the rights of the people to be secure in their persons, homes and effects agains UNreasonable search and seizure. |
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| How is the Constitution relevant to Law Enforcement officers |
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It is cruicial to understand the pricipals to avoid civil liability
It also is imperative to follow to assure evidence is admissible in court. |
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| What is the PURPOSE of the COnstitution |
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Form a perfect union
Establish Justice
Insure domestic Tranquility
Provide for a common defense |
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| Why does the bill of rights apply to the states |
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| 14th admendment says that the rights apply to citizens of every state. |
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| Which circumstances do not constitute a search covered by the 4th Admendment |
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Locations open to the public
Abandoned property
Plain View
Vehicles
Garbage
Commercial Property
Bathroom stall
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