After direct examination, a witness is subject to cross-examination by the opposing
party.
Searches of public school students by school officials on school grounds usually only
require _____________ suspicion.
The Fourth Amendment does not protect documents in public or _________ view.
In general, under the Fourth Amendment, what is the required procedure when police
arrive at a residence to serve a warrant? When are these requirements excused? Be sure
to provide examples.
Many wrongful convictions based on faulty eyewitness testimony have been overturned
because of the increased use of ____________ evidence.
Describe the “Excited Utterance Exception” and the reason for the exception to
non-testimonial evidence.
Discuss the arguments for and against the exclusionary rule. Be sure to provide
examples. Explain your position on the exclusionary rule.
The conduct or attitude of a witness is called their “_____________.”
Discuss U.S. v. Williams” PROTECT ACT section as it relates to child pornography and
the internet. Does this provide enough protection? Why or why not?
Under the ancient documents rule, the document must be at least ___________ years
old.
The ____________ Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.
The New Jersey Court established procedures to be followed at a pre-trial hearing to
determine if eyewitness identifications are admissible. List these procedures.
Miranda warnings are not required if the suspect is not in custody.
The privilege against self-incrimination adheres to the suspect, not the information.
Describe the plain view and public view doctrines in relation to the police and
documents.
List the objections to the form of the questions asked in a trial.
The first witnesses to testify in a criminal case are prosecution witnesses.
Reasonable suspicion of drug trafficking is all that is needed for officers to make
arrests.