When the Purpose for Conducting a Search Is to Obtain

question 16

Multiple Choice

When the purpose for conducting a search is to obtain evidence of a crime, the Fourth Amendment always requires the officer to:

• A) possess a reasonable certainty that the search will turn up criminal evidence.
• B) obtain a search warrant whenever time permits.
• C) confine search activity to looking for the objects for which the officer has search authority.
• D) comply with all of these requirements.

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Definitions:

Forges

The act of creating counterfeit copies of documents, art, or other items with the intent to deceive; also refers to workshops equipped with a forge for metalworking.

Effective

Producing the intended or desired result.

Dishonors

Refers to the failure to fulfill an obligation, especially the failure of a bank to pay a check or note when presented.

Sufficient Funds

The necessary amount of money available to complete a transaction or meet financial obligations.