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Chаpter 9-AJ 104 – Criminаl Evidence Chаpter Assignment: Search, Seizure, and Exceptiоns tо the Warrant Requirement Cоurse Textbook:Criminal Evidence, 9th EditionAuthor: Norman M. Garland Introduction: Search, Seizure, and Criminal Evidence The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. In criminal investigations, law enforcement officers must understand when a search warrant is required and when an exception may legally allow a warrantless search. Courts have developed rules through case law that determine whether evidence was collected legally and whether it can be admitted during a criminal trial. This assignment will help students understand important criminal evidence terminology, the requirements involving searches and seizures, exceptions to the warrant requirement, and how these rules impact the criminal justice system. Students must use the course textbook, Criminal Evidence, 9th Edition by Norman M. Garland, to complete this assignment. Part I – Key Terms (Page 337) Students are to turn to page 337 in the textbook. Under Key Terms, identify the first 15 key terms listed. Requirements: List the key terms in the exact order shown in the textbook. Number each key term (1–15). Define and explain each term in your own words. Information must come directly from the textbook. Do not use outside sources or AI-generated responses. Part II – Questions for Review (Page 337) Students are to answer the first 12 Questions for Review listed on page 337. Requirements: Number each question in order (1–12). Answer each question completely and in detail. Explain your answers using your own words. Responses must demonstrate an understanding of the chapter material. Information must come directly from Criminal Evidence, 9th Edition by Norman M. Garland. Part III – Exceptions to Search Warrants / Warrantless Searches (Page 302) Students are to turn to page 302 in the textbook and identify the exceptions to the search warrant requirement. Requirements: Identify each exception listed in the textbook. List the exceptions in the exact order shown on page 302. Explain what each exception means in your own words. Explain why certain searches may be allowed without a warrant. Describe how these exceptions affect criminal investigations and the use of evidence in court. Submission Instructions Students must: Type the assignment directly into the Canvas assignment text box. Do not upload files. Do not copy and paste the assignment into Canvas. Number all responses correctly. Follow the exact order listed in the textbook. Use the required textbook only. Failure to follow the required format may result in a loss of points. Honorlock Requirement This assignment requires the use of Honorlock. Students must: Complete the Honorlock verification process. Provide identification when required. Use the required camera/video monitoring. Follow all Honorlock instructions. Students are responsible for contacting Honorlock Support if they experience technical problems. Technical issues or failure to complete the Honorlock requirements will not excuse late or missing assignments. AI Policy and Student Responsibility The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), including programs that write, rewrite, correct, or generate assignment responses, is not allowed for this assignment. Students must complete the assignment using their own words and information from the textbook. Students are responsible for checking their AI score before submitting the assignment. Students may resubmit their assignment up to five (5) times to correct any AI score issues or assignment concerns. All resubmissions must be completed before the assignment closing date/due date. Once the assignment closes, no additional resubmissions will be accepted. It is the student’s responsibility to review their submission, verify their AI percentage, and make any necessary corrections before the deadline. Any student who uses AI or submits AI-generated work may receive a score of zero for the assignment. Grading Rubric (30 Points) Requirement Points Part I – Key Terms: Correctly identifies and explains the first 15 Key Terms from page 337 in the exact order shown in the textbook 10 points Part II – Questions for Review: Answers the first 12 questions completely, using textbook information and demonstrating understanding 10 points Part III – Warrant Exceptions: Identifies and explains each warrant exception from page 302 in the exact order shown 5 points Organization, numbering, grammar, following instructions, and original work 5 points Total 30 Points Conclusion: Search and Seizure in Criminal Evidence Search and seizure laws are an important part of the criminal justice system because they protect individual constitutional rights while allowing law enforcement to investigate crimes. Understanding warrant requirements, exceptions, and how courts review evidence helps students understand the balance between public safety and individual freedoms. This assignment will strengthen students’ knowledge of the Fourth Amendment, criminal procedure, and the rules that determine whether evidence can legally be used in court.