Exam 1 Quiz_ Version 8

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Fourth Amendment Knowledge Quiz

Test your understanding of the Fourth Amendment and its implications regarding searches, seizures, and privacy. This comprehensive quiz covers crucial concepts, landmark cases, and essential principles that every law student or enthusiast should know.

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Probable Cause alone, is never enough to search.

True

False

The Fourth Amendment restricts Government action, NOT private action.

True

False

What are the two distinct clauses under to 4th Amendment?

Protecting the basic right to be free from right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures

Requiring that warrants be particular and supported by probable cause

Unprotected speech

Freedom to enter private property

All government searches and seizures must be ___________.

Recorded

Restless

Reasonable

Reliable

The Supreme Court applies TWO separate tests to determine whether the government's conduct constitutes a "search" within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment:

Katz REP Analysis

Graham v.Connor

The Brady Doctrine

Jones Analysis of government "Trespass to Get Information"

Ownership Alone Does Not Automatically Justify REP in an Area or Object.

True

False

Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (REP) protects: (select all that apply)

Persons

Papers

Houses

Effects

Whether a private actor’s search or a foreign government‘s search becomes “government action” under the Fourth Amendment will be viewed under the________________

Graham Factors

Totality of circumstances

Basis of LEO

None of the above

The test for REP is two-pronged: Subjective Demand & Objectively Reasonable

True

False

Intrusions Above the Skin Do Not Constitute Searches.

True

False

An individual has no reasonable expectation of privacy in his facial or head hair.

True

False

Riley intentionally puts a stolen shirt in Randy's shopping bag, unknowingly to Randy. They walk out of the store and are both caught. What has happened in this scenario?

Aid & Abet

Accessory after the fact

Causing a person to commit a crime

None of the above

Who is a Government Actor?

LEO

Undercover Officer

Confidential informant

All of the above

Officer Rivera sees marijuana growing in a location where Richelle has REP. What should the Officer Rivera do?

Nothing

Call Swat

Obtain a Search Warrant

Call the AUSA

A person has REP in their home and the curtilage surrounding their home.

True

False

What are the 4 Dunn Factors for curtilage?

Separate enclosures, objectively reasonable, license to sell, permit ,

Proximity, separate enclosures, the use, and measures for REP

Measured for REP, glass windows, separate enclosures, 100 yards

None of the above

A person has a reasonable expectation of privacy in their trash located next to the garage?

True

False

Which of the following does not trigger 4th Amendment Protection?

Terry Stop

Voluntary Contact

Terry Frisk

Arrest

What is another name for an investigative detention?

Terry Stop

Suspicion Stop

Afoot Activity

Terry Frisk

A Terry Stop requires a reasonable suspicion that _______________, is present.

A summons

Criminal activity

Feminist views

None of the above

As a part of a Terry Stop, an LEO is not allowed to use objectively reasonable force

True

False

A lawful frisk is an exception to the ___________ requirement.

Summons

Arrest

Warrant

AUSA

The scope of the frisk is head to toe, immediate control. It's suppose to locate _____________ or ___________ that could harm an officer.

Identification/clothes

Hard objects/identification

Weapons/hard objects

None of the above

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