The Legal Rule Requiring That All Evidence Illegally Obtained by Police

question 22

Multiple Choice

The legal rule requiring that all evidence illegally obtained by police in violation of the Bill of Rights must be excluded from admission in a court of law, where it might have assisted in convicting those accused of committing crimes is called the

• A) good faith exception.
• B) Katz test.
• C) exclusionary rule.
• D) ex post facto law.
• E) free exercise clause.

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Definitions:

High Stakes

Situations or decisions that involve significant risk or consequences.

Cooperative

Involves participation and collaboration among individuals or groups to achieve shared objectives.

Tit-for-tat Strategy

A strategy in game theory where a player replicates an opponent's actions, typically used in conflict resolution and cooperation studies.

Unprovocable

Refers to an individual or entity that cannot be easily provoked, agitated, or induced to react in a hostile or aggressive manner.