Law

Federal criminal verdicts must be unanimous. True False

Which of the following is not an exception to the exclusionary rule? a. Exigent drcumstances b. Inevitable discovery c. Independent source d. Good faith

Prior restraint is defined as a method that allows falsely convicted individuals an opportunity to redeem themselves. an attempt by the president to limit actions of Congress. the president's power to relieve convicted felons from further punishment. restraining an activity before that activity has actually occurred.

Question 39(Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (02.07 MC) How did the U.S. Constitution influence the decision made in the Marbury v.Madison case? The Supreme Court ruled that Madison violated the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. The Supreme Court ruled that Madison did not violate the First Amendment of the Constitution. The Supreme Court used the U.S. Constitution to give the power to The Supreme Court used the U.S. Constitution as a basis to allow state governments to create their own constitutions.

The establishment clause in the First Amendment means that only the Supreme Court can decide on an official religion. means that neither the federal government nor the state governments can set up a church. means that people can have an official state prayer. means that states can appropriate more than 15% of the total budget for religious purposes.

You're under 21 and accept beer from someone at a party. Can this affect your driving privileges? No, but conviction of possession will result in fines. Not if you didn't purchase it. Maybe. Conviction after a public hearing can suspend your driver license. Yes. Conviction of possession of alcohol will automatically suspend your license.

26. Attendant care aides are not responsible for becoming familiar with PCSPs (4 Points) True False

6) True or false: uncontrolle railroad crossings include flashing lights to warn of an approaching train. a) True b) False

Which of the following was a result of the case Kansas v. Glover? A Terry stop is permissible for driving with a suspended driver's license. A Terry frisk is permissible for driving with a suspended driver's license. A Terry stop is permissible for driving with a revoked driver's license. A Terry frisk is permissible for driving with a revoked driver's license.

3. Which of the following are violations of the residence hall policy? Possession or use of alcoholic beverages in on-campus residence hall buildings at all Penn State campuses. Being in the presence of alcohol in a residential area including common areas, entryways, and quad areas adjacent to residence halls. Selling or providing alcohol to a student who is underage. All of the above The first two answers only None of the above