Evidence that has been excluded under the fruit of the Poisonous Tree can later be used

 In your own words, (do not copy and paste) 1) What is Standing ?  2) What is unique to Massachusetts criminal law that encompasses the Standing Doctrine ? 3) What was the holding in Simmons v. United States, (1968)

Courts examine the totality of the circumstances when determining whether a consent to search has been voluntary. 1) List six factors that are considered in determining whether a consent to search was voluntary. 2) Then define (clarify) the meaning of the word dispositive,  as you explain whether any of these factors are dispositive.

Mapp v. Ohio dealt with illegal detention of suspects and forcing them to make a confession

Specifically Define these terms as each applies to criminal law: 1.probable cause, 2. reasonable suspicion 3. beyond a reasonable doubt

A magistrate may consider hearsay evidence when determining whether to issue a warrant.

1) What is double jeopardy? 2) Where is the Double Jeopardy Clause found? 3) Through which Amendment is the Double Jeopardy Clause applied to the various 50 States?

The constitutional mission of the prosecutor is to seek justice.

A person is not competent to stand trial if he or she is incapable of assisting his or her attorney in preparing a defense.

Identify at least four reasons that have been fueling the Death Penalty Moratorium Movement. 1. 2. 3. 4.