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| that in offices training or experience believe criminal activity is going on |
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| court ordered issue by a judge authorizing a search an arrest or a seizure of evidence |
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| a governmental intrusion into a place where a person has a reasonible expectation of privacy |
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| affects how police officer s investigates crimes and gathers evidence |
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| evidence must be strong enough that an independent cautious person would have good reason to believe it |
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| No illegaly seized evidence may be used in court |
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| the rule for processing someone through the criminal justice system |
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| No 1 can be compelled to testify againts themselves; protects a person from self incimination |
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| criminal is found not guilty of a crime they cannot be retried for that same crime |
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| 2 conflicting goals of the justice system |
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protecting society from criminals
protecting constitutional rights of those being processed through the system |
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| time frame for executing a warrant |
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| police do not need a warrant to enter a where they saw a suspect go |
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case that lead to the miranda rights
to remain silent
anything you say can and will be used against you
youhave a right to an attorney
if you cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed to you |
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| sources of criminal procedure |
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federal and state starues
federal and state consitiutuions
court appeals |
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| what are 3 areas that do no t fall under definition of search |
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open field
abandoned property
plain sight |
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