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:

Legally Change

Refers to the formal process of altering something in accordance with legal procedures, such as changing one's name or modifying a law.

Summarily Dismiss

The immediate termination of an employee's contract of employment without notice or previous warning due to gross misconduct.

Non-union Environment

A work setting where employees are not represented by a labor union, and employee relations are managed directly between the employer and employees.

Progressive Discipline

Application of corrective measures by increasing degrees