Many businesses, apartment buildings, schools and public places have _________
cameras, which can be used as sources of obtaining identification evidence.
In a jury trial, it is the duty of the ____________ to assess the credibility of the
witnesses and the weight to be given to the testimony.
Lineups should be conducted to test recognition in a manner that avoids ____________.
The Fourth Amendment requires that warrants be based on _____________ cause.
Of the two main DNA tests, the RFLP test has gained wider acceptance in the courts.
The National Institute of Justice reports that over 75,000 individuals annually go to trial
based on eyewitness testimony.
The Fourth Amendment does not protect against the seizure of documents.
There are no exceptions to the hearsay rule in the Federal Rules of Evidence.
In Kyllo v. U.S., the Supreme Court held that use of a thermal imaging device against a
home is a Fourth Amendment ______________.
Discuss the cases in this chapter relevant to border searches. Why are border agents free
from the requirement of probable cause or particular suspicion? Do you believe there is
any “underlying” reason (besides drug interdiction) for these searches? If your answer is
yes, what do you think it might be? If no, why not?
Prior to the 1600s, English courts strictly enforced the rule against hearsay evidence in
criminal cases.
The husband”wife privilege is also known as the _____________ privilege.
Under the Fourth Amendment, relaxed search warrant requirements are permitted to
enforce health, fire, and housing codes.
There is a “murder scene” exception to the warrant requirement.
One reason for misidentification happens is because not everything we see is recorded
in our brains.
Under the Fourth Amendment, police may lawfully search and seize garbage left at the
curb for pickup without a warrant.
A subpoena duces ____________ commands a witness to appear and bring certain
things with them.
Describe the two limitations on DNA evidence as of 2012.
Discuss how bite marks may be useful as evidence.
Police misconduct can result in the violation of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments’
Clauses of due process.