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AJS260 - Extra Credit Terminology (Chapters 7-9)

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Terms are taken from chapters 7, 8, and 9 of your text book.

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AJS260 - Extra Credit Terminology (Chapters 7-9)


Ordonner les Lettres AJS260 - Extra Credit Terminology (Chapters 7-9)Version en ligne Terms are taken from chapters 7, 8, and 9 of your text book. par Genea Stephens 1 Type of search conducted by government investigators to determine whether there are violations of government rules and regulations. T D I E A V I I M S N A R T 2 Type of rule that allows police officers after an arrest to search the arrestee’s “area of immediate control.” I M E L C H 3 A search for additional evidence conducted after all the evidence named in the search warrant has been discovered. S H F N I T P I E X O D I I N G E 4 A type of exception to the requirements of a warrant under the Fourth Amendment; allows warrantless searches in cases where there are needs to be met other than those of law enforcement; i.e, high school students, probationers, & parolees. E N C A S L E S D I P E 5 A form of roadblock in which the police stop every vehicle for the purpose of controlling drunk driving T R O Y B E I S 6 The police list the personal effects and properties they find in the vehicle. Y T N R O I E N V 7 The giving up of a thing or item without limitation as to any particular person or purpose. O N B T M A N E N A D 8 “[T]he area to which extends the intimate activity associated with the ‘sanctity of a man’s home, and the privacies of life.’” C R L G A U E T I 9 The officer must have no prior knowledge that the evidence was present in the place: the discovery must be purely accidental. N E N A R I V C D E T E 10 Applies to instances when the officer is out in open space but sees an item within an enclosed area. I O N E E V P W