Stopping travelers in vehicles at a fixed checkpoint for brief questioning about their citizenship and immigration status:
a. violates the Fourth Amendment search and seizure requirements.
b. is not considered a seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
c. is considered a seizure under the Fourth Amendment but has been held to be constitutional.
d. is considered a seizure only if officials detain the travelers for a significant amount of time.
c
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A) when the policy of a probation department dictates their preparation. B) whenever judges order them. C) when statutes prescribe that they be completed. D) All of the above
. A new scientific technique which has not yet been tested by the relevant scientific community, would be more likely to be accepted into evidence under which evidentiary rule?
a. Frye b. Daubert c. Frye-Daubert d. Miranda
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements regarding proposals to reduce federal caseloads is true?
a. Reducing the jurisdiction of federal courts would nearly double the caseload of state courts and states would certainly oppose such an action b. Creating additional courts and judgeships would require additional funding of the federal judiciary, which already comprises a sizeable portion of the federal budget. c. It is unlikely that Congress will ever have the filibuster-proof majority needed to authorize additional federal judgeships. d. The antagonistic relationship between Congress and the federal judiciary is unlikely to result in any significant reforms.