Evidence That Would Have Been Discovered Even Without Improper Actions

question 80

Multiple Choice

Evidence that would have been discovered even without improper actions by the police can be admissible under the:

• A) silver-platter rule.
• B) inevitable discovery rule.
• C) exclusionary rule.
• D) plain view doctrine.
• E) good faith exception.

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Definitions:

Standard Form O

A categorical proposition of the form "Some S are not P," representing a specific type of statement in traditional logic.

Subject

In grammar, the noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that performs the action of or acts upon the verb. In philosophy, an individual observer or agent experiencing and perceiving phenomena.

Predicate

This section of a sentence or clause involves a verb and asserts something about the subject.

Particular Affirmative

A type of categorical proposition that asserts that at least one member of a category has a specific property.