_________________ indicates a crime has been committed.
Government access to stored e-mails is not covered by federal law.
The Fourth Amendment applies to voluntary encounters.
The 1603 trial of William Penn sparked interest in reforming the law of hearsay.
Discuss, describe, compare, and contrast the legal requirements for voluntary
encounters and Terry stops. Be sure to provide examples.
Voir dire is a French term meaning to incriminate oneself.
What is the difference between the Sixth Amendment rights of a person in custody
being interrogated and a person charged with a crime? Be sure to provide examples.
There is a hearsay exception for ____________ utterances.
Define “conduct that is not meant to communicate” is relation to the hearsay rule.
Provide an example.
The Frye test is known as the general acceptance test.
A/n ______________ search warrant is one that will be executed at some specified
future date.
Videotaping may be conducted in places where the people being filmed do not have a
_____________expectation of privacy.
The court in U.S. v. Ritter did not place limitations on the honest mistake rule.
Sometimes even silence can constitute an incriminating statement
Electronically listening to conversations over the traditional telephone is called
_____________.
The Supreme Court replaced the Daubert test with the Frye test.
Courts often disagree on the application of the good faith doctrine as was apparent in
U.S. v. McClain.
A suspect is entitled to Miranda warnings only if they are in _____________ and are
interrogated by government officials.
Many exclusionary rule cases grow out of Fourth Amendment violations.