When can illegally obtained evidence be admitted, despite the ...

[c0205847]

When can illegally obtained evidence be admitted, despite the exclusionary rule?
 
  a. When police act reasonably in relying on what later turned out to be a bad warrant
  b. When the evidence is an independent source
  c. Both options A and B are true.
  d. Such evidence can never be admitted.

Question 2

James Q. Wilson persuasively argued that what is called crime in the streets has a more negative impact on America's sense of community. The reasons for this are
 
  A. Downtown businesses fail to prosper because people don't feel safe in those areas
  B. Fear of street crimes causes people stay home and eat more
  C. Fear of street crime alters one lifestyle and patterns of interaction
  D. A& C only
  E. A, B, & C

[Carliemb17]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D

[c0205847]

Excellent

[milbourne11]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it