Understanding the Fourth Amendment

1. What is the main topic discussed in the video?
a. The First Amendment
b. The Fourth Amendment
c. The Fifth Amendment
d. The Eighth Amendment

2. What does the Fourth Amendment protect against?
a. Excessive bail
b. Unreasonable search and seizure
c. Self-incrimination
d. Cruel and unusual punishment

3. Which court case is mentioned that supports the exclusionary rule?
a. Miranda v. Arizona
b. Brown v. Board of Education
c. Map v. Ohio
d. Roe v. Wade

4. According to the video, which Amendment is used to selectively incorporate the Fourth Amendment?
a. First Amendment
b. Second Amendment
c. Fourteenth Amendment
d. Eighth Amendment


5. Who was Earl Warren?
a. A lawyer
b. A boxing promoter
c. A Supreme Court Justice
d. A state governor

6. What does the term "selective incorporation" refer to?
a. A way to change the Constitution
b. Combining federal and state laws
c. Applying the Bill of Rights to state laws
d. A method of amending the Constitution

7. What is the "Plain View Doctrine"?
a. A rule that allows police to search homes without a warrant
b. A principle that allows police to seize evidence in plain sight
c. A guideline for courtroom behavior
d. A law against public intoxication

8. What did the Warren Court decide regarding evidence obtained without a warrant?
a. It can be used in court
b. It must be excluded from court
c. It can be used if the police are in a hurry
d. It can be used if the suspect confesses

9. In the context of the video, what does "fruit of the poisonous tree" mean?
a. Evidence obtained legally
b. Evidence obtained through illegal means
c. Evidence that can be used in court
d. Evidence that is irrelevant

10. What is the consequence if the police do not have a warrant according to the video?
a. They can still arrest the suspect
b. The evidence found cannot be used in court
c. The suspect is automatically guilty
d. The police can get a warrant after the fact