The Exclusionary Rule, According to the Herring Decision, Applied in Cases

question 6

Multiple Choice

The exclusionary rule, according to the Herring decision, applied in cases involving

• A) Simple, isolated negligence.
• B) Deliberate, reckless, gross, or systematic negligence.
• C) Any violation of the Fourth Amendment.
• D) Violations attenuated from the discovery of evidence.

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Definitions:

Self-serving Bias

The common habit of a person crediting themselves for positive outcomes or successes but attributing failures to external factors.

Reciprocal Determinism

A concept in social cognitive theory that suggests an individual's behavior is both influenced by and influences their personal factors and the environment.

Poor Officiating

Refers to substandard or inadequate performance by referees or officials in enforcing rules during a sport or game.

Self-perception

The way an individual understands and views oneself, including beliefs about one's own abilities, appearance, and personality.