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Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.

____	1.	Particularity refers to the scope of the search.

____	2.	Terry v. Ohio upheld the right of the police to question suspects who waive their rights.

____	3.	Aguilar v. Texas was a case dealing with the issue of hearsay evidence and anonymous informants.

____	4.	The stop-and-frisk procedure is also known as a threshold inquiry.

____	5.	In Michigan Dept. of State Police v. Sitz, the Court deemed suspiciousless seizures at highway checkpoints for the purpose of combating drunk driving unconstitutional.

____	6.	In Carroll v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that automobiles, homes and persons should be treated the same.

____	7.	Whren v. United States dealt with the legality of pretextual stops.

____	8.	The plain view doctrine does not apply to curtilage attached to a house.

____	9.	A pen register is used to scan for heat sources in a house.

____	10.	Most arrests are made with a warrant.

____	11.	The Court has established that it is unlawful for the police to arrest someone for a noncriminal act such as a traffic violation.

____	12.	It is lawful to use evidence obtained in violation of the Miranda rule to establish that the defendant perjured him or herself.

____	13.	In the United States v. Wade case, the Supreme Court held a suspect has a right to counsel if the lineup takes place after they have been formally charged.

____	14.	The exclusionary rule deals with the 5th amendment.

____	15.	For the last 3 decades, law enforcement has had most of their search actions overturned at the Supreme Court.