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lb_gilbert

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established that the rule of mobility cannot be applied unless there is actually a risk that the vehicle will be moved.
 
  a. Coolidge v. New Hampshire
   b. Carroll v. United States
  c. Terry v. Ohio
  d. United States v. Ash, Jr.
  e. New York v. Belton

Question 2

The Miranda warning must be given to
 
  a. persons before initial interviews by a polygraph examiner.
  b. persons before being interviewed by a probation or parole officer.
  c. suspects who are interrogated in the custody of the police.
  d. persons before initial interviews by a polygraph examiner, persons before being interviewed by a probation or parole officer, and suspects who are interrogated in the custody of the police.
   e. none of these choices.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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