The due process test applies to _____.
A) all lineups, both corporeal and noncorporeal, pre- and postindictment
B) all corporeal lineups both pre- and postindictment
C) all postindictment lineups both corporeal and noncorporeal
D) all noncorporeal lineups both pre- and postindictment
A) all lineups, both corporeal and noncorporeal, pre- and postindictment
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A. hard hat. B. lucky guess. C. hot spot. D. cold hit.
Which of the following refers to the proposal that female crime would increase as women assumed more assertive positions in society?
a. Precipitation hypothesis b. Equalization thesis c. Liberation thesis d. Catharsis hypothesis
Under the current case law interpretation, the legal standards necessary to make a lawful seizure under the plain view doctrine require
A) that the police officer had a lawful right to occupy the physical position necessary to view the seizable property. B) that the officer had not expected to make the discovery of the evidence, and its discovery was truly inadvertent. C) that the incriminating nature of the evidence was clearly and immediately apparent to the officer. D) all of the above requirements must be present for the plain view doctrine to meet the dictates of the Fourth Amendment. E) A and C are required to be present for a valid seizure under the plain view doctrine.
A significant deprivation of liberty, involving taking a person into custody, transporting them to a police station or jail, and processing them into the criminal justice system, is called a(n):
A. search. B. stop. C. arrest. D. interrogation. E. hold.