Who has standing to challenge the introduction of illegally seized evidence?
What would be an ideal response?
Exclusionary Rule prevents the introduction of evidence unlawfully seized at a subsequent criminal trial. This is judicially mandated but NOT Constitutionally mandated. Only in criminal trials, not other proceedings (ex: grand jury) and not in civil cases. Evidence can still be introduced as impeachment evidence.
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_______________ and _______________ are often the forgotten men and women of the criminal justice system
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Today in the United States, nongovernment agencies can also be used to administer community corrections programs
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What is true about the effects of divorce?
a. Boys seem to be more affected by the postdivorce absence of the father. b. Divorce almost always produces delinquent children. c. Parental divorce lessens the likelihood of teenage marriage. d. Children growing up in families disrupted by parental death are more maladjusted than children of divorce.
Manipulation of data for the purpose of drawing conclusions is known as _____________
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