In Wolf V Colorado, the U

question 51

Multiple Choice

In Wolf v. Colorado, the U.S. Supreme was called on to address whether evidence seized in violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments could be used in state court and held that:

• A) The exclusionary rule that applied to defendants in federal court also applied to defendants in state court.
• B) The exclusionary rule was an explicit requirement of the Fourth Amendment and equally applicable to the state and federal courts.
• C) The exclusionary rule was a judiciary creation to expedite the trial process.
• D) State courts were not required to exclude from trial evidence that was seized in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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Definitions:

On-Delay Timer

An electromechanical relay with contacts that change state a predetermined time period after the coil is energized; the contacts return to their shelf state immediately on de-energization of the coil; also, a programmable logic controller instruction that emulates the operation of the electromechanical on-delay timer.

Ladder Rung

A horizontal section of a ladder logic diagram, representing a specific logic operation in PLC programming.

Off-Delay Timer

An electromechanical relay with contacts that change state a predetermined time period after power is removed from its coil; on re-energization of the coil, the contacts return to their shelf state immediately; also, a programmable logic controller instruction that emulates the operation of the electromechanical off-delay relay.