The ________________________ is an exception to the exclusionary rule deeming evidence admissible, even if seized in violation of the Fourth Amendment, when it can be shown that the evidence would have been discovered through lawful means
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
inevitable discovery doctrine
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Speedy-trial laws are not based on an analysis of why __________ occurs.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Robbery differs from theft and burglary in that it involves
a. stealth. b. taking property. c. illegal entry. d. force or threat of force. e. none of the above.
A professional public official handles criminal cases with the important purpose of
a. removing vengeance from the criminal justice process b. ensuring the likelihood of justice due to his/her training and experience c. establishing that crime is an offense against society as a whole d. all of the above e. none of the above
Vic is the leader of an outlaw motorcycle gang. The gang earns money primarily through the production and sale of various illicit drugs. Vic, however, never goes to where the drugs are made and is never present when a drug sale is made
He remains at the gang's headquarters and processes the revenue earned from the sales. Under Texas law, however, Vic may be lawfully convicted of the manufacture and sale of unlawful drugs through application of the legal principle known as: A) the Pinkerton Rule. B) the Oak & Acorn Rule. C) the rule against perpetuities. D) Wharton's Rule.