America\\\'s Courts And The Criminal Justice System
America\\\'s Courts and the Criminal Justice System
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America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System- Chapter 12 Test Questions with Verified Answers Latest Update 2024 Already Passed
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America\\\'s Courts And The Criminal Justice System
America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System- Chapter 12 Test Questions with Verified Answers Latest Update 2024 Already Passed
3 types of contact between law enforcement and citizen - Answers consent, stop based on terry v ohio, probable cause
terry v ohio - Answers police may stop and seiz...
America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System- Chapter 12 Test Questions with Verified Answers
Latest Update 2024 Already Passed
3 types of contact between law enforcement and citizen - Answers consent, stop based on terry v ohio,
probable cause
terry v ohio - Answers police may stop and seize an individual without probable cause
probable cause can be - Answers with or without arrest warrant
discovery - Answers - exchange of information and duties of lawyers
brady v maryland - Answers prosecutors must turn over all information that may be favorable to
defendant besides work product
work product - Answers personal notes, impressions and opinions on the case
exculpatory evidence - Answers evidence that may be favorable to defendant that may cast doubt on
guilt potentially reducing sentence
brady violation - Answers new trial or vacated conviction with possible jeopardy
kyles v whitley - Answers materiality of evidence not disclosed is determined by looking at the effect of
all evidence
defense disclosure - Answers defense only has to turn over any material they are going to use, not all
evidence discovered
defense only has to turn over material they are going to use because - Answers they keep their 5th
amendment right against self incrimination
-not required to disclose something that will incriminate themselves in a civil case or find them liable in
a criminal case
defense are required to disclose an - Answers affirmative defense such as an alibi
two types of defense - Answers affirmative defense and reasonable defense
affirmative defense - Answers defense raised by a defendant where they are required to call witnesses
and display questions
-alibi, insanity, self-defense
exclusionary rule - Answers excludes any kind of evidence in a criminal trial that was obtained illegally
the exclusionary rule is commonly associated with - Answers the search and seizure of physical evidence
under the fourth amendment
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