Question

What party can revoke a consent to search?

            a. the police officer conducting the search    

            b. any witness to the search who objects to police tactics

            c. any police officer in the area

            d. the person who gave the consent   

What type of searches and seizures by police officers is most likely to be deemed valid by courts?

            a. searches and seizures conducted based on reasonable suspicion           

            b. searches and seizures conducted without a warrant     

            c. searches and seizures conducted with a warrant

            d. searches and seizures conducted without probable cause

What legal term is defined as the exercise of dominion or control over a person or thing by the government because of a violation of law?

            a. seizure      

            b. search      

            c. prosecution         

            d. arrest

Answer 1

Question 1

Right answer- d. the person who gave the consent

Explanation-Consent searches refer to the searches which are done by some law enforcement mediators on the basis of permission of the person whose property they are searching. As Consent searches are mostly done without warrants so the person who gave the consent has the right to revoke the consent immediately. So we can say here the right answer is option d.

Question 2

Right answer- C. Searches and Seizures conducted with a warrant.

Explanation-A search warrant represents the legal permission of law enforcement to search and seizures some specific zone. So searching with warrant would be considered the most valid procedure of search in the court. So here the right option is option C.

Question 3

Right answer- a. Seizure

Explanation- Seizure refers to the actions taken by the law enforcement officers to detained properties like House, cash and more. It involves domination of government on a person and on the things of that person after violating the rules and regulations of the Government. So here the right answer would be option a.