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sheilaspns · **on:** Aug 25, 2018

When serving search warrants, the courts have placed several restrictions on when and how the police execute them. Explain the two main constraints and how they affect the police.

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

If the defendant enters a plea of guilty, the trial judge may:

A) Refuse to accept the plea.
B) Accept the plea without advising the defendant of his or her rights. C) Require the prosecution and defense plea bargain.
D) None of the above

jaykayy05 · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Good answers will immediately identify the two main constraints. The three main time restrictions will be explained (when they can be executed) and Gooding v. United States will be discussed. The scope and manner of the search will be detailed and the associated cases (Harris v. United States, Michigan v. Summers) will be included.

Answer to Question 2

A