Study Guide criminal justice

Study Guide define with briefly note of each

exclusionary rule
independent source doctrine
inevitable discovery exception
search warrant
warrant less searches
knock & announce searches
show up, lineup and photo array
motive and intent
relevant evidence
rape shield statutes
best evidence rule
primary and secondary evidence
Jencks and Brady material
authentication of evidence
chain of evidence/custody
reason for chain of custody
tagging and bagging evidence
jury inspection of physical evidence
introduction of photographs
searches incident to arrest
inventory searches
stop and frisk of people and vehicles
Fourth Amendment
suggestive identification by witnesses
Biggers factors
Sixth Amendment right to counsel
Fifth Amendment right to counsel
nude and gruesome photographs
placing objects in crime scene photos
objections – sustained and overruled
lay witnesses
expert witnesses
scheduling court testimony – on call and vacations
the “rule” and excluding witnesses from the court room
criminal record of defendants – admissible in court?
Fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine
attenuation doctrine
independent source doctrine
inevitable discovery exception
silver platter doctrine
character evidence rules
mens rea
public and private documents: examples
defendant’s right to discovery
informant identity
exculpatory evidence
property control documents
consent searches
self authenticating evidence
destruction of officer’s original notes
scientific evidence
posed or reconstructed crime scenes
Carroll doctrine
Terry v. Ohio
Weeks v. United States
Illinois v. Gates
Arizona v. Gant