Week 6 Quiz
Question 1
(TCO4) The exclusionary Rule is one of the most controversial
legal issues in criminal justice. Unlike other such rules, it is
not grounded in the U.S. Constitution, but is simply a judicial
remedy for violations involving which Amendment of the
Constitution?
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Question 2
(TCO4) A variety of exceptions to the exclusionary rule have
been carved out since its inception. The first of these exceptions
was considered in Wong Sun v. U.S. and was a direct result of which
of the following doctrines?
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine
Silver Platter Doctrine
Derivative Evidence Doctrine
Strict Scrutiny Doctrine
None of the above
Question 3
(TCO4) The distinction between curtilage and open fields is
not necessarily an easy one. The courts have delineated which of
the following factors which may be considered:
The proximity of the area in question to the house
The nature and use of the property in question
The affirmative actions undertaken by the owner toensure privacy
All of the above
None of the above
Question 4
(TCO4) Which kind of search may be conducted if the
circumstances are such that the interests of society outweigh the
invasiveness of the action?
Anticipatory searches
Sneak and Peak
Warrantless search
All of the above
A & C only
Question 5
(TCO4) Evidence may be admissible under this doctrine if the
law enforcement officer was in a lawful position, the discovery was
inadvertent, and the evidentiary value of the item seized is
immediately apparent:
The Terry Doctrine
Plain View Doctrine
The Hick’s Doctrine
The Sneak and Peak Doctrine
The Proximity Doctrine
Question 6
(TCO4) Which of the following types of search does not
require probable cause, reasonable suspicion, or an articulable
justification?
Consent
Sneak and Peak
No Knock
All of the above
None of the above
Question 7
(TCO5) Mistrials may be declared for which of the following
reasons?
Deadlocked juries
Prosecutorial misconduct
Procedural violations
All of the above
A & C only
Question 8
(TCO5) The so-called “bright-line rule”:
Allows the interrogation of suspects to wear them down into
confessing
Allows for the continued questioning of a suspect until the arrival
of his or her counsel
Forbids future questioning so that the authorities are not able to
wear down the suspect and persuade her to incriminate herself
notwithstanding her earlier request for the assistance of counsel
All of the above
None of the above
Question 9
(TCO5) Which of the following is not typically included in
the rights of the accused?
Right to remain silent
Anything said may be used against him
Right to an attorney during questioning
He must pay for his attorney
None of the above are included in the rights of the accused
Question 10
(TCO6) Which of the following are the primary qualifications
for witnesses in our court system?
At least twenty-one years of age
High School education or its equivalent
Registered voter
Personal knowledge
None of the above
Question 11
(TCO6) The American criminal justice system has a variety of
provisions, which encourage the veracity of witnesses in a criminal
trial. Which of the following
is not one of those provisions?
Mandatory compulsion of personal appearance at trial
Mandatory oaths and affirmations
Direct testimony
Legal ramifications for dishonesty
None of the above
Question 12
(TCO6) Methods used to attack the competency of the witness
through assertions of dishonest or untruthful behavior include:
Uncharged crimes
Bad deeds
Past criminal convictions
All of the above
B & C only
Question 13
(TCO6) There are how many types of witnesses in a
criminal trial?
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Question 14
(TCO6) When a witness is questioned by the side who
called her:
Cross Examination
Rebuttal Examination
Direct Examination
Rejoinder
Recross Examination
Question 15
(TCO6) The demonstration of the veracity of a
particular witness is often attempted immediately
after:
Direct Examination
Redirect Examination
Cross Examination
Recross Examination
None of the above
Question 16
(TCO4) Explain those instances when the fruit of the
poisonous tree doctrine does not apply.
Question 17
(TCO4) Explain how reasonable suspicion relates to an
investigative detention.
Question 18
(TCO5) Explain the public safety and rescue doctrine
exceptions to the Miranda Warnings.
Question 19
(TCO6) Discuss the specific methods of witness
impeachment.
Week 6 Quiz
Question 1
(TCO4) The exclusionary Rule is one of the most controversial
legal issues in criminal justice. Unlike other such rules, it is
not grounded in the U.S. Constitution, but is simply a judicial
remedy for violations involving which Amendment of the
Constitution?
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Question 2
(TCO4) A variety of exceptions to the exclusionary rule have
been carved out since its inception. The first of these exceptions
was considered in Wong Sun v. U.S. and was a direct result of which
of the following doctrines?
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine
Silver Platter Doctrine
Derivative Evidence Doctrine
Strict Scrutiny Doctrine
None of the above
Question 3
(TCO4) The distinction between curtilage and open fields is
not necessarily an easy one. The courts have delineated which of
the following factors which may be considered:
The proximity of the area in question to the house
The nature and use of the property in question
The affirmative actions undertaken by the owner toensure privacy
All of the above
None of the above
Question 4
(TCO4) Which kind of search may be conducted if the
circumstances are such that the interests of society outweigh the
invasiveness of the action?
Anticipatory searches
Sneak and Peak
Warrantless search
All of the above
A & C only
Question 5
(TCO4) Evidence may be admissible under this doctrine if the
law enforcement officer was in a lawful position, the discovery was
inadvertent, and the evidentiary value of the item seized is
immediately apparent:
The Terry Doctrine
Plain View Doctrine
The Hick’s Doctrine
The Sneak and Peak Doctrine
The Proximity Doctrine
Question 6
(TCO4) Which of the following types of search does not
require probable cause, reasonable suspicion, or an articulable
justification?
Consent
Sneak and Peak
No Knock
All of the above
None of the above
Question 7
(TCO5) Mistrials may be declared for which of the following
reasons?
Deadlocked juries
Prosecutorial misconduct
Procedural violations
All of the above
A & C only
Question 8
(TCO5) The so-called “bright-line rule”:
Allows the interrogation of suspects to wear them down into
confessing
Allows for the continued questioning of a suspect until the arrival
of his or her counsel
Forbids future questioning so that the authorities are not able to
wear down the suspect and persuade her to incriminate herself
notwithstanding her earlier request for the assistance of counsel
All of the above
None of the above
Question 9
(TCO5) Which of the following is not typically included in
the rights of the accused?
Right to remain silent
Anything said may be used against him
Right to an attorney during questioning
He must pay for his attorney
None of the above are included in the rights of the accused
Question 10
(TCO6) Which of the following are the primary qualifications
for witnesses in our court system?
At least twenty-one years of age
High School education or its equivalent
Registered voter
Personal knowledge
None of the above
Question 11
(TCO6) The American criminal justice system has a variety of
provisions, which encourage the veracity of witnesses in a criminal
trial. Which of the following
is not one of those provisions?
Mandatory compulsion of personal appearance at trial
Mandatory oaths and affirmations
Direct testimony
Legal ramifications for dishonesty
None of the above
Question 12
(TCO6) Methods used to attack the competency of the witness
through assertions of dishonest or untruthful behavior include:
Uncharged crimes
Bad deeds
Past criminal convictions
All of the above
B & C only
Question 13
(TCO6) There are how many types of witnesses in a
criminal trial?
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Question 14
(TCO6) When a witness is questioned by the side who
called her:
Cross Examination
Rebuttal Examination
Direct Examination
Rejoinder
Recross Examination
Question 15
(TCO6) The demonstration of the veracity of a
particular witness is often attempted immediately
after:
Direct Examination
Redirect Examination
Cross Examination
Recross Examination
None of the above
Question 16
(TCO4) Explain those instances when the fruit of the
poisonous tree doctrine does not apply.
Question 17
(TCO4) Explain how reasonable suspicion relates to an
investigative detention.
Question 18
(TCO5) Explain the public safety and rescue doctrine
exceptions to the Miranda Warnings.
Question 19
(TCO6) Discuss the specific methods of witness
impeachment.
Week 6 Quiz
Question 1
(TCO4) The exclusionary Rule is one of the most controversial
legal issues in criminal justice. Unlike other such rules, it is
not grounded in the U.S. Constitution, but is simply a judicial
remedy for violations involving which Amendment of the
Constitution?
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Question 2
(TCO4) A variety of exceptions to the exclusionary rule have
been carved out since its inception. The first of these exceptions
was considered in Wong Sun v. U.S. and was a direct result of which
of the following doctrines?
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine
Silver Platter Doctrine
Derivative Evidence Doctrine
Strict Scrutiny Doctrine
None of the above
Question 3
(TCO4) The distinction between curtilage and open fields is
not necessarily an easy one. The courts have delineated which of
the following factors which may be considered:
The proximity of the area in question to the house
The nature and use of the property in question
The affirmative actions undertaken by the owner toensure privacy
All of the above
None of the above
Question 4
(TCO4) Which kind of search may be conducted if the
circumstances are such that the interests of society outweigh the
invasiveness of the action?
Anticipatory searches
Sneak and Peak
Warrantless search
All of the above
A & C only
Question 5
(TCO4) Evidence may be admissible under this doctrine if the
law enforcement officer was in a lawful position, the discovery was
inadvertent, and the evidentiary value of the item seized is
immediately apparent:
The Terry Doctrine
Plain View Doctrine
The Hick’s Doctrine
The Sneak and Peak Doctrine
The Proximity Doctrine
Question 6
(TCO4) Which of the following types of search does not
require probable cause, reasonable suspicion, or an articulable
justification?
Consent
Sneak and Peak
No Knock
All of the above
None of the above
Question 7
(TCO5) Mistrials may be declared for which of the following
reasons?
Deadlocked juries
Prosecutorial misconduct
Procedural violations
All of the above
A & C only
Question 8
(TCO5) The so-called “bright-line rule”:
Allows the interrogation of suspects to wear them down into
confessing
Allows for the continued questioning of a suspect until the arrival
of his or her counsel
Forbids future questioning so that the authorities are not able to
wear down the suspect and persuade her to incriminate herself
notwithstanding her earlier request for the assistance of counsel
All of the above
None of the above
Question 9
(TCO5) Which of the following is not typically included in
the rights of the accused?
Right to remain silent
Anything said may be used against him
Right to an attorney during questioning
He must pay for his attorney
None of the above are included in the rights of the accused
Question 10
(TCO6) Which of the following are the primary qualifications
for witnesses in our court system?
At least twenty-one years of age
High School education or its equivalent
Registered voter
Personal knowledge
None of the above
Question 11
(TCO6) The American criminal justice system has a variety of
provisions, which encourage the veracity of witnesses in a criminal
trial. Which of the following
is not one of those provisions?
Mandatory compulsion of personal appearance at trial
Mandatory oaths and affirmations
Direct testimony
Legal ramifications for dishonesty
None of the above
Question 12
(TCO6) Methods used to attack the competency of the witness
through assertions of dishonest or untruthful behavior include:
Uncharged crimes
Bad deeds
Past criminal convictions
All of the above
B & C only
Question 13
(TCO6) There are how many types of witnesses in a
criminal trial?
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Question 14
(TCO6) When a witness is questioned by the side who
called her:
Cross Examination
Rebuttal Examination
Direct Examination
Rejoinder
Recross Examination
Question 15
(TCO6) The demonstration of the veracity of a
particular witness is often attempted immediately
after:
Direct Examination
Redirect Examination
Cross Examination
Recross Examination
None of the above
Question 16
(TCO4) Explain those instances when the fruit of the
poisonous tree doctrine does not apply.
Question 17
(TCO4) Explain how reasonable suspicion relates to an
investigative detention.
Question 18
(TCO5) Explain the public safety and rescue doctrine
exceptions to the Miranda Warnings.
Question 19
(TCO6) Discuss the specific methods of witness
impeachment.
Week 6 Quiz
Question 1
(TCO4) The exclusionary Rule is one of the most controversial
legal issues in criminal justice. Unlike other such rules, it is
not grounded in the U.S. Constitution, but is simply a judicial
remedy for violations involving which Amendment of the
Constitution?
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Question 2
(TCO4) A variety of exceptions to the exclusionary rule have
been carved out since its inception. The first of these exceptions
was considered in Wong Sun v. U.S. and was a direct result of which
of the following doctrines?
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine
Silver Platter Doctrine
Derivative Evidence Doctrine
Strict Scrutiny Doctrine
None of the above
Question 3
(TCO4) The distinction between curtilage and open fields is
not necessarily an easy one. The courts have delineated which of
the following factors which may be considered:
The proximity of the area in question to the house
The nature and use of the property in question
The affirmative actions undertaken by the owner toensure privacy
All of the above
None of the above
Question 4
(TCO4) Which kind of search may be conducted if the
circumstances are such that the interests of society outweigh the
invasiveness of the action?
Anticipatory searches
Sneak and Peak
Warrantless search
All of the above
A & C only
Question 5
(TCO4) Evidence may be admissible under this doctrine if the
law enforcement officer was in a lawful position, the discovery was
inadvertent, and the evidentiary value of the item seized is
immediately apparent:
The Terry Doctrine
Plain View Doctrine
The Hick’s Doctrine
The Sneak and Peak Doctrine
The Proximity Doctrine
Question 6
(TCO4) Which of the following types of search does not
require probable cause, reasonable suspicion, or an articulable
justification?
Consent
Sneak and Peak
No Knock
All of the above
None of the above
Question 7
(TCO5) Mistrials may be declared for which of the following
reasons?
Deadlocked juries
Prosecutorial misconduct
Procedural violations
All of the above
A & C only
Question 8
(TCO5) The so-called “bright-line rule”:
Allows the interrogation of suspects to wear them down into
confessing
Allows for the continued questioning of a suspect until the arrival
of his or her counsel
Forbids future questioning so that the authorities are not able to
wear down the suspect and persuade her to incriminate herself
notwithstanding her earlier request for the assistance of counsel
All of the above
None of the above
Question 9
(TCO5) Which of the following is not typically included in
the rights of the accused?
Right to remain silent
Anything said may be used against him
Right to an attorney during questioning
He must pay for his attorney
None of the above are included in the rights of the accused
Question 10
(TCO6) Which of the following are the primary qualifications
for witnesses in our court system?
At least twenty-one years of age
High School education or its equivalent
Registered voter
Personal knowledge
None of the above
Question 11
(TCO6) The American criminal justice system has a variety of
provisions, which encourage the veracity of witnesses in a criminal
trial. Which of the following
is not one of those provisions?
Mandatory compulsion of personal appearance at trial
Mandatory oaths and affirmations
Direct testimony
Legal ramifications for dishonesty
None of the above
Question 12
(TCO6) Methods used to attack the competency of the witness
through assertions of dishonest or untruthful behavior include:
Uncharged crimes
Bad deeds
Past criminal convictions
All of the above
B & C only
Question 13
(TCO6) There are how many types of witnesses in a
criminal trial?
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Question 14
(TCO6) When a witness is questioned by the side who
called her:
Cross Examination
Rebuttal Examination
Direct Examination
Rejoinder
Recross Examination
Question 15
(TCO6) The demonstration of the veracity of a
particular witness is often attempted immediately
after:
Direct Examination
Redirect Examination
Cross Examination
Recross Examination
None of the above
Question 16
(TCO4) Explain those instances when the fruit of the
poisonous tree doctrine does not apply.
Question 17
(TCO4) Explain how reasonable suspicion relates to an
investigative detention.
Question 18
(TCO5) Explain the public safety and rescue doctrine
exceptions to the Miranda Warnings.
Question 19
(TCO6) Discuss the specific methods of witness
impeachment.
