Question

1. which of the following situations would not be an example of probable cause for search or seizure? a. officers have a warrant to search one house, but decide to search all of the houses in a neighborhood b. drug paraphernalia is seen in the passenger seat of a car c. a woman is screaming for help inside a house d. a drug deal is done while an officer watches across the street 23. consists of any object or material relevant in a crime such as hair, blood, and weapons a. testimonial evidence b. documentary evidence c. physical evidence 24. consists of eyewitness accounts, victim statements, and expert testimony a. testimonial evidence b. documentary evidence c. physical evidence 25. consists of documents, audio, video or other digital information like text messages or social media posts. a. testimonial evidence b. documentary evidence c. physical evidence

Explanation:

• For question 22: Probable cause requires a reasonable belief that a crime has been, is being, or will be committed. Searching all houses in a neighborhood when only one has a warrant lacks probable cause for the other houses.
• For question 23: Physical evidence consists of tangible objects related to a crime like hair, blood, and weapons.
• For question 24: Testimonial evidence includes eyewitness accounts, victim statements, and expert testimony.
• For question 25: Documentary evidence includes documents, audio, video, and digital information like text - messages or social media posts.

Answer:

1. A. Officers have a warrant to search one house, but decide to search all of the houses in a neighborhood
2. C. Physical evidence
3. A. Testimonial evidence
4. B. Documentary evidence