For a Search to Be Valid Under the Fourth Amendment

question 28

True/False

For a search to be valid under the Fourth Amendment, police officers must have "probable cause," or in certain instances "reasonable suspicion" to believe that a particular search will produce evidence of crime.

Grasp the concept of bona fide occupational requirements and their applications.

Understand the implications of human rights legislation on employment practices including accommodation, measurement, and performance standards.

Knowledge of the specific areas of protection under human rights legislation including for pregnant women and against harassment.

Distinguish between lawful and unlawful discrimination in employment.

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Definitions:

Lack of Credibility

A situation where an individual, organization, or piece of information is not considered believable or trustworthy.

Communication Barrier

Any obstacle that impedes the flow of information between individuals or groups, making communication less effective.

Filtering

The process of selectively presenting information, often to remove or reduce the impact of potentially negative aspects.

Speedy Response

Prompt action or reply to inquiries, situations, or requirements.