MATCHING Each Item May Be Matched Only Once. Select the Best

question 19

Multiple Choice

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-deals with what behaviors are considered crimes,including the elements of crimes and the punishments for each crime

• A)Brendlin v. California
• B)Bond v. United States
• C)continuum of contacts
• D)exigent circumstance
• E)Graham v. Connor
• F)Virginia v. Moore
• G)Mapp v. Ohio
• H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
• I)New York v. Belton
• J)positional asphyxia
• K)probable cause
• L)procedural law
• M)substantive law
• N)Tennessee v. Garner
• O)United States v. Sokolow
• P)Weeks v. United States

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