Which federal case ruled that evidence in the plain view of a police officer is admissible in criminal court?
a. Chimel v. California
b. Carroll v. United States
c. Harris v. United States
d. Terry v. Ohio
c. Harris v. United States
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Most police activity is situational, discretionary, and agency-specific, involving the use of some type of force
a. True b. False
This instrument has emerged as particularly useful for classifying juvenile offenders.
a. LSI-R b. YLS/CMI c. DSM-IV d. LSI
The rule that states "all evidence obtained by searches and seizures in violation of the Constitution is, by that same authority, inadmissible in a state court" is usually called
A. the evidence rule. B. the search and seizure rule. C. the Miranda ruling. D. the exclusionary rule.
In his discussion two and a half centuries ago about virtue, Aristotle suggested that for each virtue there was a perfect "mean."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false