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| Inevitable Discovery Doctrine |
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| A doctrine in the US law that allows evidence of a defendant's guilt that would otherwise be considered inadmissable under the exclusionary rule to be made into evidence at a trial. |
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| Any two or more crimes that involve the use of a method so distinctive that it logically follows that the crimes must have been committed by the same person. |
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| A preconceived belief, opinion, or judgment especially towards a group of people characterized by race, social class, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation,age or religion |
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| A test of statistical hypothesis |
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| A reasonable ground of suspicion supported by circumstances sufficiently strong in themselves to warrant a reasonable cautious and prudent man to believe that an offense is being committed. |
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| A document that contains adequate information about the articles to be seized and the place, thing, or person to be searched. |
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