Exigent circumstances

Assignment Details – in 300 words or more

This week, you are continuing your study of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments. Respond to 1 of the following questions. Support your answer with at least 1 published court case, such as a case from the U.S. Supreme Court.

  • What is the search incident to arrest doctrine, and how could be it be applied? Write a fact pattern with an example of search incident to arrest. Be specific with your facts, and cite a published case in which the court discusses a search incident to an arrest.

Or

  • What are exigent circumstances, and how would they excuse the need for a search warrant? Write a fact pattern with an example of exigent circumstances. Be specific with your facts, and cite a published case in which the court discusses exigent circumstances.
  • Grading Rubric
    Assignment Criteria Proficient Descriptor Points
    Quality of Main Post

    21 Points
    Total

    Student’s main post meets or exceeds the following requirements:

    • Responds completely to all of parts of discussion question. (6 points)
    • Communicates content information accurately and/or logically (5 points)
    • Delivers a thoughtful response demonstrating insights and reflections (5 points)
    • Connects to key content concepts and personal experiences (if applicable) (5 points)

    /21 pts.
    Response to Peers

    20 Points
    Total

    Responds to a minimum of two peers. (10 points per response)
    o Substantive response (5 points)
    o Furthers the conversation with peers. Examples could include: (5 points)

    • Provides additional resources
    • Connects accurately to key concepts
    • Shares personal or professional experiences
    • Contributes new information or perspective
    • Presents a competing viewpoint
    /20 pts.
    Support from Learning Resources

    4 Points
    Total

    At least one post references course resources or library resources. /4 pts.
    Professional Writing

    5 points
    Response is well-organized, clear and free of grammatical and mechanical errors.

    Posts demonstrate courtesy and respect for others.

    /5 pts.
    Total 50 Points Possible /50 pts.

Requirements: 300 or more words

Answer preview

There are 3 main exigent circumstances that allow for searches without warrants, as established in this case. These include preventing the destruction of evidence, providing emergency assistance, and engaging in hot pursuit to prevent a fleeing individual suspected of perpetrating a crime from escaping (Kinports, 2018). When assessing whether an exigent circumstance arose, courts will normally look at the time an officer did the warrantless search to determine whether, at this time, a reasonable officer at the scene would believe that it is not only urgent to take action but also impractical to secure a warrant to execute the intended action (Kinports, 2018).

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Exigent circumstances

Juvenile justice system

assignment -1 In a minimum of 1-2 pages, briefly discuss, identify and describe the nine major decision points in the juvenile justice process.

Proper APA format required to include a title page, reference page, and citations.

assigment-2 In a minimum of 1-2 pages, summarize and discuss ONE of the four landmark cases for establishing due process rights in the juvenile justice system.

Proper APA format required to include a title page, reference page, and citations.

Requirements: 2 pages each

Answer preview

The due process model was established to help juveniles not to face criminal charges and have the right to prove themselves innocent until proven quilt. In my opinion, the court handled Gerald’s case poorly because the court underutilized the importance of due process with a clear awareness that due process is the primary foundation of individuals’ freedom (Hellerstein & Appleby, 2020). Based on the U.S supreme court, juveniles and adults are supposed to be given a fair trial and the freedom to exercise their rights under the due process clause of the fourteen amendments.

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Juvenile justice system