a writ commanding a peace officer to arrest an accused person

If a peace officer develops probable cause that a criminal violation is about to occur, and no warrant he may

make a lawful arrest without a warrant

is always open to police as evidence

Chimel vs. California involved searches of.

the arm's reach area near an arrestee

What is the sole purpose of the frisk?

to protect the safety of the officer or other persons

A peace officer may arrest when one family member assaults another and:

Probable cause exists to believe there will be further bodily injury

No warrant is required

if valid consent is given to search

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1
A search warrant does not need:
probable cause
an identified suspect
an affidavit
all answers are correct
2
Probable cause can be established through the senses of
any of a person's senses
Sight
smell
hearing
3
The landmark federal case on stop & frisk was
Terry vs. Ohio
Aguilar vs. Texas
Miranda vs. Arizona
Riddick vs. New York
4
The rule that stated that evidence seized as a result of an illegal arrest, search or seizure is known at the
exclusionary rule
bad cop doctrine
rule of sherney
righteous act
5
A capias is
an order giving a peace officer the authority to search a particular place
a writ commanding a peace officer to arrest an accused person
an order commanding a witness to appear in court
an affidavit showing the time, place and type of offense
6
Which U.S. Constitution amendment provides for te protection agains double jeopardy
3rd
8th
5th
14th
7
If a peace officer develops probable cause that a criminal violation is about to occur, and no warrant he may
make a lawful arrest without a warrant
take no action
contact a advise a magistrate of the situation
Call for assistance
8
abandoned property:
is always open to police as evidence
is never admissible in court.
can be held as evidence only if directly connected to a crime
can be held as evidence only if its's contraband
9
Abandoned property:
is never admissible in court.
is always open to police as evidence
can be held as evidence only if directly connected to a crime
can be held as evidence only if it is contraband
10
Who signs the complaint made before a magistrate
the judge
the eyewitness
the victim
the affiant
11
Chimel vs. California involved searches of.
automobile glove compartments
frisks of suspicious persons
abandoned property
the arm's reach area near an arrestee
12
What is the sole purpose of the frisk?
protect the civil rights /the person to be free from unreasonable searches.
to protect the safety of the officer or other persons
to detect criminal offenses
to discover illegal weapons
13
Which of the following is not required in an arrest warrant
the name of the magistrate's office
the name of the affiant
the offense the person is accused of
the name or description of the accused
14
A peace officer may arrest when one family member assaults another and:
the familyt member refuses to get involved
a warrant has been obtained
there are children in the home
Probable cause exists to believe there will be further bodily injury
15
Mapp vs. Ohio is the Supreme court case that gave rise to
the two-prong rule
the right to an attorney during questioning rule
The Exclusionary Rule
the wing-span rule
16
No warrant is required
to search a garage attached to a residence.
to search locked luggage in the trunk of a car
to search a private residence
if valid consent is given to search
17
Shoplifters may be arrested
only by store employees
only by security guards
by any citizen
only by police officers
18
An order of arrest issued by a clerk of the court is called a :
capias
writ of attachment
warrant of arrest
affidavit
19
An arrest warrant may be served
only during the day
at anytime of the day or night
anytime except on religious holidays
only at a reasonable hour
20
Of the following, which amendment does not address due process as a Constitutional guarantee
14th
8th
none address due process
5th

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