The major issue of contention between the Supreme Court majority opinion and the dissenting opinion in Schneckloth v. Bustamonte, the case involving the consent search of the defendant's car, was:
a. whether consent to search was actually obtained by the officers.
b. whether the initial stop of the defendant's car was lawful.
c. the coercion of the defendant to obtain the consent.
d. whether the police must inform a suspect of her right to refuse consent to a consent search.
d
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Which of the following disorders involves a persistent pattern of maladaptive behavior by a child in which social norms and rules are violated?
a. Oppositional defiant disorder b. Antisocial personality disorder c. Borderline personality disorder d. Conduct disorder
The actus reus of trespassing is satisfied when a person only enters another's private property without permission
a. True b. False
Behavioral theory emphasizes the role of learning through reinforcement.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A voluntary "street encounter" between police and citizens:
a. is not covered by the Fourth Amendment. b. requires probable cause. c. requires reasonable suspicion. d. is a seizure of the person.