Module 5 Check Understanding
CRJ 200 2
Running head: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Criminal Procedure and Criminal Evidence
Fredick Watson
Allied American University
Author Note
This paper was prepared for CRJ 200: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, MODULE 5 CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING taught by PROFESSOR CAMILLE ARMSTEAD.
Directions: Provide Short Essay Answers and Cite Your Work Using APA Style.
- Explain the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.
- Explain the independent source doctrine and give an example.
- Explain the inevitable-discovery exception and give an example.
- Explain the silver platter doctrine and the current test.
- Explain the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule.
- Explain the impeachment exception to the exclusionary rule.
- List and describe the three basic types of identification procedure.
- What test does the court apply to determine whether or not the in-court identification is trustworthy?
- What are the five factors used to test the reliability of an identification?
- What must the court first determine if a question is raised about the suggestiveness of a pretrial identification?
- If a court finds an identification procedure to be unnecessary and suggestive what must the court then determine?