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• SADILI AND PENA 


  It is believed that as part of effecting arrest and search of enforcing the law we need to be

  guided by legal established rules. Given below are situational questions and explanatory notes about “shoot to kill

  order”
• PLAIN VIEW DOCTRINE 


  Under this doctrine, police officers can seize articles or objects which inadvertently come to their view without exerting any effort and which object is incriminatory to the accused.
• CONSENTED SEARCH


  This is if the person submitted himself/herself voluntarily to a search, it is valid because he consented to the search
• WALL SEARCH 


  The initial purpose of this search is to put the suspect in an “off-balanced position”
• SEARCH OF MOVING VEHICLES


  This search is popular called as “check points.” This instance of warrantless search cannot be done anytime.
• HANDCUFFS


  Using these are the best method of restraint if it is applied properly; it is good preventive measure but if improperly applied it could be dangerous
• PRONE SEARCH


  The suspect in this search lies on his stomach with arms and legs outstretched.
• CIRCARE


  The word “search” was derived from the Anglo-Norman word “searcher”, old French ________ which means “to explore”, and Latin word “circare” which means “go around in circles.”
• EXCLUSIONARY RULE 


  This rule was derived from the case of Weeks v. United States in 1914. It established a rule that federal courts may not accept evidence by unreasonable search and seizure, regardless of the relevance of these to the case
• SEARCH


  As used in criminal investigation, it is the act of examining persons, documents, papers, and effects.