The legal principle under which evidence acquired in violation of the Fourth Amendment cannot be admitted in federal courts is known as
a. probable cause.
b. indictment.
c. the exclusionary rule.
d. invasion of privacy.
e. a writ of information.
Question 2
Supreme courts like to hear cases that raise
a. ambiguous legal questions that are common to a class of cases.
b. specific legal questions that are common to a class of cases.
c. ambiguous legal questions that are particular to certain cases.
d. specific legal questions that are particular to certain cases.
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