Author Question: If the garage was at 421 Main Street, and that is what the officer testified to the magistrate to ... (Read 57 times)

s.tung · **on:** Aug 16, 2018

If the garage was at 421 Main Street, and that is what the officer testified to the magistrate to obtain the search warrant, but the search warrant showed the address to be 427 Main Street, the exclusionary rule

a. does not apply under the good faith exception.
b. applies and the evidence is inadmissible.
c. does not apply under the inevitable discovery exception.
d. does not apply under the purged taint exception.

Question 2

If the officers had a search warrant, but only waited two seconds after announcing their presence at the apartment door, the exclusionary rule

a. applies because they did not properly knock and announce.
b. does not apply under the knock and announce exception.
c. does not apply because they did not have reasonable suspicion.
d. does apply because they had reasonable suspicion.