The Fact That Federal Courts Have Relied on a Discretionary

question 19

Multiple Choice

The fact that federal courts have relied on a discretionary use of the exclusionary rule in recent years means that:

• A) state laws that make flag burning a crime are too lenient
• B) states no longer have to follow the Miranda rule
• C) it is difficult to know whether a defendant will or will not be protected from an illegal search under the Fourth Amendment
• D) defendants will never be protected from an illegal search under the Fourth Amendment
• E) defendants will always be protected from an illegal search under the Fourth Amendment

Discuss the intersectionality of labor, feminism, and social reforms in the Progressive era.

Understand the rationale and arguments for the end of child labor in the Progressive era.

Gain knowledge on significant Supreme Court rulings affecting labor and their implications.

Comprehend the role of experts and intellectual approaches in Progressive governance.

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