Constitutional search and seizure doctrines was revolutionized, in part, in the 1960s by
A. Adopting telephonic search warrants
B. Ruling that anticipatory warrants were constitutional
C. Eliminating the mere evidence rule
D. Allowing a defendant to challenge the factual basis of a search warrant
C
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In Schmerber v. California (1966), the Court ruled that suspects may refuse to participate in a lineup, and such refusal may not be used against them in court
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Goode contends that these two models are unable to fully explain the connections between drug use and crime because they can be inconsistent with research findings:
a. Enslavement and Intensification b. Intensification and Predisposition c. Enslavement and Predisposition d. Intensification and economic compulsive
Which of the following is not true about the phrase "search and seizure"?
A. Search and seizure is one act. B. There can be a seizure without a search. C. There can be a search without a seizure. D. There can be authority to seize but not search.
Routine activities theory requires the absence of a capable guardian before a crime can be expected to occur
a. True b. False