What was the Supreme Court case that declared the exclusionary rule?


Ans: Mapp v. Ohio

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A common criticism of Aristotle’s theory is that it is an ethics ______.

a. for the ruling classes b. without flexibility for difficult situations c. that fails to take happiness into account d. that ignores character issues

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Which one of the following services was not provided by police during the political era?

a. Social services c. Preventive patrol b. Crime prevention d. Order maintenance

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______ exacerbated the driving while Black/brown (DWB) problem by granting police officers the power to stop persons suspected of drug crimes under the pretext of probable cause for a traffic violation.

A.Escobedo v. Illinois B.Whren v. United States C.Mapp v. Ohio D.Tennessee v. Garner

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The U.S. Supreme Court case of Wolff v. McDonnell held that inmates had due process rights when they were facing placement in solitary confinement and when they were:

A. being transferred to another prison. B. accused of a disciplinary infraction. C. facing loss of good time credits. D. applying for parole release.

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