Why Does the Fourth Amendment Require That Warrants Be Issued

question 83

Multiple Choice

Why does the Fourth Amendment require that warrants be issued by a magistrate rather than a police officer?

• A)Police officer training causes them to be too suspicious.
• B)Police officers are expected to be untrustworthy.
• C)Magistrates are more knowledgeable about warrants.
• D)The oversight of a neutral magistrate is aspect of balance of power.

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