When are the police allowed to search people when executing a search warrant
A) police can thoroughly search everyone on the premises whenever they execute a search warrant
B) police can do a pat-down for weapons on every person present when they execute a search warrant
C) police can do a thorough search of people on the premises only if the warrant specifically authorizes the search of those individuals
D) police cannot search people when executing a search warrant unless they are arresting them
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Q32: The Exclusionary Rule currently applies:
A)only in federal
Q33: George was arrested for kidnapping someone for
Q34: Evidence seized in violation of the Fourth
Q35: The facts presented to a judge to
Q36: The police do NOT need a warrant
Q38: Officer Jones obtained a confession in violation
Q39: A "protective sweep" allows an officer to:
A)sweep
Q40: The Fourth Amendment prohibits:
A)all searches without a
Q41: Describe what should be done when officers
Q42: State the Fourth Amendment and explain key
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