?A Police Officer Rummages Through the Garbage of a Suspect

question 57

Multiple Choice

?A police officer rummages through the garbage of a suspect without probable cause,without a warrant,and without reasonable suspicion.The officer finds incriminating evidence.Unless there is a state law to the contrary,the determining factor in the admissibility of the evidence will be:

• A) whether the owner of the garbage expected that no one would rummage through the garbage.
• B) whether the garbage was located within the curtilage of the residence.
• C) whether the garbage was located inside or outside of the living quarters.
• D) whether the garbage was placed in a garbage can or left out of the can.

Understand the observations and requirements surrounding case advocacy specifically.

Grasp the broader impacts and observations about advocacy, including its impact on organizations and societal structures.

Acknowledge the critical skills needed for effective advocacy, including the ability to use the political process and conflict tolerance.

Distinguish between case advocacy and cause advocacy.

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Definitions:

Civil Dispute

A legal conflict between individuals or entities that typically involves private rights and compensations rather than criminal charges.

Speeding

The act of exceeding the legally established speed limit while driving.

Criminal Court

A court that has jurisdiction over cases involving criminal offenses and dispenses justice according to criminal law.

Fraud

A wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.