Multiple Choice
To arrest a suspect in another person's home, does the police need to obtain a search warrant to enter the house legally?
A) Regardless of the circumstances, without a search warrant the police could not enter the home
B) The police may enter the home without a search warrant only if exigent circumstances are present
C) The police may enter the home without a search warrant only if consent is given by the owner
D) The police may enter the home without a warrant if exigent circumstances are present or if consent is given by the owner
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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Q9: A major purpose of the exclusionary rule
Q10: The decision in Arizona v. Evans extends
Q11: The good-faith exception for police applies to
Q12: Evidence obtained as a result of legal
Q14: Some searches are so "shocking to the
Q15: As decided in Davis v. Washington, which
Q16: The right to be free from unreasonable
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