The Procedural Right That Protects Defendants from Illegal Searches and Seizures

question 34

Multiple Choice

The procedural right that protects defendants from illegal searches and seizures is called:

• A) exclusionary rule.
• B) hands-off doctrine.
• C) probable cause.
• D) preliminary hearing.

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Definitions:

Systematic Changes

Alterations that follow a consistent, predictable pattern and are often due to specific causes or interventions.

Time

The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.

History Effects

Events that occur outside the experiment which may affect participants' responses within the experiment.

Measurement Period

The specific duration or time frame during which data is collected or observations are made in a study.