Fourth Amendment and Search and Seizure Concepts
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These flashcards cover key concepts related to the Fourth Amendment and the legal terminology used in the context of search and seizure.
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Probable cause
The level of proof required to obtain a warrant.
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Fourth Amendment
The amendment that protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Exclusion of tainted evidence
The remedy for a violation of Fourth Amendment rights.
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House
As interpreted by the Fourth Amendment, it refers to residences like apartments and hotel rooms but not public places.
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General warrants
In old England, these were used to search any place regarding a certain crime.
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Writs of assistance
Legal documents used in old England to compel citizens to assist in searches.
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