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What does the exclusionary rule prevent in criminal cases?

Witness testimony

Confession under duress

Use of illegally obtained evidence

Defense attorney's strategy

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What is a key argument in favor of the exclusionary rule?

It protects citizens' constitutional rights

It reduces police budgets

It ensures faster trials

It limits jury verdicts

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What does the good faith exception allow?

All evidence to be used

No evidence to be used

Evidence obtained with honest mistakes to be used

Only confessions to be used

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One argument against the exclusionary rule is it leads to:

Guilty people escaping justice

Too many wrongful convictions

Public outcry against police

Increased crime rates

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What is the exclusionary rule primarily concerned with?

rights of the accused in jail.

public opinion on criminal cases.

state laws regulating police conduct.

illegally obtained evidence being used at trial.

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What did the Supreme Court decide in Mapp v. Ohio?

evidence can be admitted after trials.

states must follow the exclusionary rule.

the right to a fair trial is optional.

police can enter homes without warrants.

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Mapp v. Ohio is important for protecting which rights?

Second Amendment gun rights.

First Amendment free speech rights.

Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches.

Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.

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What resulted from the Mapp v. Ohio ruling?

illegally obtained evidence cannot be used.

fewer rights for defendants in court.

Match the term with its definition related to court pleas.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Formal admission of wrongdoing		Nolo Contendere
Deny wrongdoing		Stand Mute
Relying on right against self-incrimination		Guilty
Latin term for no contest plea		Not Guilty

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5.11.26 Exclusionary Rule / No Contest Pleas

5.11.26 Exclusionary Rule / No Contest Pleas

What does the exclusionary rule prevent in criminal cases?

What is a key argument in favor of the exclusionary rule?

What does the good faith exception allow?

One argument against the exclusionary rule is it leads to:

What is the exclusionary rule primarily concerned with?

What did the Supreme Court decide in Mapp v. Ohio?

Mapp v. Ohio is important for protecting which rights?

What resulted from the Mapp v. Ohio ruling?

Match the term with its definition related to court pleas.

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What does the exclusionary rule prevent in criminal cases?

What is a key argument in favor of the exclusionary rule?

What does the good faith exception allow?

One argument against the exclusionary rule is it leads to:

What is the exclusionary rule primarily concerned with?

What did the Supreme Court decide in Mapp v. Ohio?

Mapp v. Ohio is important for protecting which rights?

What resulted from the Mapp v. Ohio ruling?

Match the term with its definition related to court pleas.

Upload a picture or link to your notes for 152-154