A series of 9 questions--8 of them 75 words and 1 of them is 250 words.

A series of 9 questions—8 of them 75 words and 1 of them 250 words.

1.   What are two examples of “exigent circumstances” that would permit a warrantless search? (75 words)

2. Who can give consent to search a location? Who cannot give consent?(75 words)

3.   What authority do police have to detain someone during the execution of a search warrant? (75 words)

4. What standards are used to determine the expectation of privacy of students in public schools and prisoners at correctional facilities? (75 words)

5. Explain the Supreme Court’s reasoning and rationale in Hudson v. Michigan (2006). (75 words)

6. What requirements must be met to conduct a search on the border? (75 words)

7. What is the two prong test for defining a reasonable expectation of privacy? Give an example of a case demonstrating the failure to meet at least one part of this test. (75 words)

8. What factors authorize a “frisk” search, and what limitations are there on a “frisk” search? (75 words)

9. Discuss all legal actions the police can take regarding the search of a stopped vehicle and its occupants. Be sure to cite relevant case law. (250 words)