The Do’s and Don’ts on Warrants Renee Grant CJE 2673 Professor Callahan June 18, 2013 The Do’s and Don’ts on Warrants The usage of search warrants will prevent evidence that has been collected to be used in a court of law to help convict the suspect that is suspected of committing a crime. Not all searches require a search warrant though. There is always an exception to the rules. If an officer has probable cause, a warrant is not always needed. As well as, if an officer asks a person if s/he can search their car, and the individual agrees, there is no need for a warrant.
Understanding Search and Seizure Ann Pierce AIU Online Abstract What are the guidelines for search and seizure? When is it ok to not have a warrant to search? This paper will look at what is required to get a warrant, when one is needed or not needed, and some of the types of searches performed by police. Understanding Search and Seizure The 4th amendment states: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. The fourth amendment is about privacy.
It states that no object may be used in court as evidence if obtained illegally or without a proper search warrant. Legal questions to be addressed by the court: Whether the exclusionary rule is appropriate for violation of the knock-and-announce requirement? The decision of the court: With a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court found that the exclusionary rule is not appropriate for violations of the knock and announce rule. The Court noted that a knock-notice violation is rarely the “but-for” cause of obtaining inculpatory evidence. Consequently, when the police violate knock-notice rules by not announcing their presence or waiting sufficient time before forcing their way in),
Conclusion In this case the courts make it clear that there is absolutely no instance where documents related to a corporation or any person connected to the corporation would be able to rely upon the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination. It is also clear that no person could appeal to the Fifth Amendment to try to avoid providing corporate documents that are in his or her possession even if providing the documents could possibly incriminate his or her own
2. Never drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Even a small amount can hinder your judgment. If you did not have any ‘aha’ moments, answer the questions below in complete sentences using proper spelling and grammar: Describe three characteristics of ‘at risk’ drivers 1. Drivers who fail to obey traffic laws are at risk.
David Gray CJUS 200 Application Essay 2-15-14 Can you seize the marijuana plants at that time? If yes, what is your legal justification for doing so? If no, what legally prohibits you from doing so? No, as a police officer you would not be able to seize the marijuana plants at this time, by doing so you would be violating the rights of the citizens of the house that was entered due to the noise ordinance. Actually, the fourth amendment would actually keep you from doing so because it states that “every citizen right to be free from unreasonable government intrusion into their persons, homes, businesses, and property –whether through police stops of citizens on the street, arrests, or searches of homes and businesses”.
Automobile Searches: Automobile searches are considered warrantless searches. In Carroll v. United States (1925), federal agents searched a car for illegal alcohol. Because of the Carroll case, automobile searches were considered as warrantless search. Cars are obviously mobile, in which they can be driven away along with the evidence of anything illegal. If you were to get a search warrant, it will be too late.
Thesis Statement Worksheet Read the Week 7 assignment instructions in the University of Phoenix Material: Academic Essay Instructions before completing this week’s assignment. Step One Using the Week 7 essay assignment instructions, select a topic and free write 250 to 500 words identifying your chosen topic and three to five points of view about that topic. Do not limit yourself to your own opinions; rather, try to identify opinions that others might hold as well. For example: Topic: Gun Control Points of View: 1. American firearm possession should not be restricted in any way.
Sharps containers must never be placed in sacks. Any damaged sharps containers must be placed inside a larger sharps container and sealed. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that used sharps are disposed of in a safe manner. Sharps must never be placed in containers used for storage of other waste i.ei clinical waste bins. Accidental Inoculation
Banning hand-held devices will not necessarily improve our safety and of others if drivers simply switch to hands free phones. There are two ways that using a cell phone can contribute to the dangers while driving. In order to dial on a cell phone, you must take your eyes off of the road, and after you dial, you can become so engrossed in your conversation that your focus can shift and is no longer on driving or the safety of everyone in the car and on the road which puts you and others at risk. If you use a cell phone while driving, you are more likely prone to being involved in a serious accident which could lead to a horrible accident or even death! One of the most common distractions facing drivers is the use of a cell phone.