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1 Rights of the Accused Test
Part I: Multiple choice- just like last test. Part II: Matching- Significant vocabulary. Part III: Allowed or Not Allowed: I will present a number of scenarios, and you will need to decide if the confession or evidence will be allowed in court. You will answer yes or no, then select from a list of reasons to justify your answer. Be sure to study the list of searches without warrants on the back of the 4th Amendment notes. A. Plain View B. Legal Warrant C. Emergency Situation D. Reasonable Suspicion E. Not Probable Cause AB. Not in Plain View AC. Was Read Rights AD. Was NOT Read Rights AE. Hot Pursuit Part IV: Short Answer- Know and be able to apply the cases.

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