After impoundment, which of the following would occur as a warrantless search?
A) Stop and frisk
B) Person inventory
C) Vehicle inventory
D) Checkpoint
(Question #2) What would a doctrine that limits a search immediately following arrest to the area within the immediate control of the person arrested be called?
A) Search incident to arrest
B) Arm-span rule
C) Protective sweep
D) Exigent circumstances
(Question #3) Which of the following would be used if police are in pursuit of a man who robbed a liquor store at gunpoint and ran into a house?
A) Search incident to arrest
B) Protective sweep
C) Plain-view doctrine
D) Hot pursuit exception
(Question #4) Which of the following is defined as a cursory visual inspection of those places in which a person might be hiding.
A) Evanescent evidence
B) Search incident to arrest
C) Arm-span rule
D) Protective sweep
(Question #5) You are approaching a house owned by the friend of someone you know just caused a hit -and-run accident.The friend is out on the porch, and you ask him if you can enter the house and look for the suspect. He says yes, and you find the suspect. The suspect's attorney argues that you did not have a warrant, but the judge allows it. What is this an example of?
A) Searches incident to arrest
B) Searches based on exigent circumstances
C) Plain-view searches
D) Consent searches
(Question #6) You need to get an arrest warrant from a magistrate for an offender you have dealt with before. You know the name and have a location. What requirement have you met?
A) Probable cause
B) Neutral magistrate
C) Search and seizure
D) Particularity
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