Recent controversial Supreme Court Rulings have dominated the 24-hour news cycle. In this case study, you will review a recent judicial decision and determine its impact on society.Using the Strayer University Online Library, research Supreme Court rulings made in the last five years.Write a 2–3 page paper in which you:Write on one Supreme Court ruling that has impacted one of the following issues on society: Citizenship rights for immigrants.LGBTQIA+ rights.Freedom of speech and religion.Pro-life vs. reproductive rights sides.Workplace discrimination. Summarize the recent Supreme Court Ruling of choice detailing the facts, and provide a high-level overview of the issue and overall ruling of the case.Describe the factors that led to the outcome of the ruling.Outline the effect the ruling had on law, precedent, and social policy.Review and provide additional ways these cases could be overturned in the future.Provide three quality sources—the textbook may be used as one reference source. This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course.Refer to the SOC205 Library Guide for further resources.The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:Analyze judicial decision making and the impact of these decisions on law, precedent, and social policy.

.QUESTION 1Which of the following is not a characteristic of a competent witness?Demonstrates an ability to functionHas the ability to narrate his or her observationsUnderstands his or her duty to tell the truthCan keep the jury on the edge of their seats6 points QUESTION 2For a conviction in a criminal court, the government must prove:that a crime occurred.that the defendant committed or was a party to the crime.proof of corpus delicti.that there is proof beyond a reasonable expectation of due process.6 points QUESTION 3All of the following are evidentiary in a court of law except:a witness statement.an attorney's opening statement.items obtained during a search warrant.conversations had during a wiretap.6 points QUESTION 4The police noticed a domestic violence situation occurring in a backyard while flying their police drone in a crime-ridden neighborhood. Within minutes, they also received calls from the neighbors who stated they saw the husband come outside and retrieve a gun from the trunk of his car and yell out "get ready to meet death." This residence is a known drug house and is heavily fortified. Under what situation can the police enter this house without a warrant?Exigency and emergency situationBuy-and-bust operationThe Patriot Act of 2001Eighth Amendment6 points QUESTION 5Which privilege is perhaps the oldest of all of the privileges?Husband - WifePhysician - PatientAttorney - ClientClergy - Penitent6 points QUESTION 6Which amendment in the Bill of Rights is directly related to the Miranda warning?Amendment 5Amendment 2Amendment 4Amendment 36 points QUESTION 7As an attorney, which evidence is not the best evidence to have in a court of law?Expert witness testimonyDNA evidenceTire impressionsEyewitness statement6 points QUESTION 8All of the following are legal parameters of a photographic array except:there must be group of eight photos, which would include one of the suspects.suggestions from officers cannot be made.photos must be in color.the witness should view photographs independently and out of the presence of other witnesses.6 points QUESTION 9The inevitable discovery rule is defined as:an exception to the exclusionary rule where legally discovered evidence was inadmissible based on the fruits of the poisonous tree doctrine.an exception to the exclusionary rule where illegally discovered evidence would certainly have been discovered legally.an expectation that the exclusionary rule is legally covered when police do not give the Miranda warning to suspects who are innocent until proven guilty.an exception to the Terry stop or the stop-and-frisk rule where illegally discovered evidence would certainly have been discovered legally.6 points QUESTION 10Which one of the following situations would have evidence excluded under the exclusionary rule?The police, who are serving a warrant, find cocaine on the nightstand in the room where the subject was apprehended.A suspect was picked up for questioning, and he or she asked for a lawyer; the police stated that he or she was not under arrest and continued to ask questions. After 5 hours of questioning, the subject confessed to a burglary and armed robbery.A state trooper pulls over a vehicle and is given consent to search the trunk area. The trooper finds a kilo of heroin and an assault rifle with the serial number scratched off.The police, who are serving a warrant, find a bottle of alcohol on the nightstand in the room where the subject was apprehended. When can writings or documents be used as evidence in court? Your response must be at least 75 words in length.2. What types of evidence can be brought into court? Your response must be at least 75 words in length3. What are two examples of evidence that can be used in court as long as the evidence followed the proper chain of custody? Your response must be at least 75 words in length.4. What is meant by exclusionary evidence? Your response must be at least 75 words in length.

In this unit, you learned about the police function and history in society. For this assignment, you will compose an essay in which you cover the following elements.Explain the three eras of policing and how each era has contributed to the method of policing used today.Describe the roles of the social contract theory and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs in policing.Discuss how the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights limit the power of law enforcement.Your essay should consist of at least two pages and should utilize at least two sources, one of which can be your