Multiple Choice
Some searches are so "shocking to the conscience" as to require exclusion of the evidence seized based on the due process clause of the Constitution. These cases are limited to:
A) Acts of coercion, violence, and brutality
B) Acts of questionable behavior
C) Instances where the police failed to clearly communicate with the suspect(s)
D) Instances where the police was provided with the wrong information due to a clerical mistake
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
Q13: To arrest a suspect in another person's
Q15: As decided in Davis v. Washington, which
Q16: The right to be free from unreasonable
Q17: A warrantless nonconsensual entry of a residence
Q18: The "fruit of the poisoned tree" rule
Q19: Tape-recordings of calls to the police may