Which statement accurately describes the admissibi...

Louisiana Bar – Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, And Evidence Practice Exam

Question Number 5

Which statement accurately describes the admissibility of evidence seized from a workplace without a warrant?

The workplace is always a private enclave; warrantless seizures are suppressed. There is an expectation of privacy in desks and work files not freely open to the public; thus warrantless seizures are generally suppressed, except after termination when privacy ends. Warrantless seizure is always permissible in the workplace. After termination there remains a continuing expectation of privacy in work items.

✔ Correct Answer:

There is an expectation of privacy in desks and work files not freely open to the public; thus warrantless seizures are generally suppressed, except after termination when privacy ends.

Louisiana Bar – Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, And Evidence Practice Exam

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