What are the three Due Process requirements?

evidence and investigation, arrest, and interrogation.

3 missions of the police

perserving the peace, apprehending offenders, provide services

What is reasonable suspicion?

level of suspicion to justify an officers inquiry into a situation.

Whatis strategic policing?

traditional & non traditional policing, non traditional criminals

What is the purpose of the exclusionary rule?

prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in trial.

What is the definition of Individual Rights?

rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. freedom of speech, due process

What is the Plain View Doctrine ?

evidence in plain view of the officer can be taken without a warrant.

What is the US Patriot Act?

actions by the govt. to prevent terrorist attack, use electronic eavesdrop

What does the fourth amendment protect us from?

unreasonable searches and seizures

What is community policing?

When police work with the community to solve crimes and maintain order.

What is the purpose of a criminal investigation?

to discover, prepare, collect, identify, and present evidence

What are the 3 missions of the police

enforcing the law, preventing crime, predicting crime

What is police professionalism?

specialized knowledge, adhere to standards and ethics of the police

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What are the three Due Process requirements?
evidence and investigation and enforcing the law,
evidence, investigation, arrest
evidence and investigation, arrest, and interrogation.
enforcing the law, preventing crime, predicting fights.
2
Good-Faith Exception is evidence taken with good intentions, later found a mistake was made but can be used in court.
False
True
3
3 missions of the police
perserving the peace, apprehending offenders, provide services
perserving the peace, apprehending offenders, provide parking pases
perserving the peace, apprehending offenders, provide parking tickets
perserving the peace, apprehending offenders, provide school crossings
4
What is reasonable suspicion?
level of suspicion to justify an officers inquiry into a situation.
Suspicion based on opinions.
Maintaing evidence illegally, then arresting.
immediately arresting the suspect even though there is no cause.
5
Whatis strategic policing?
informants used to catch criminals
new and sneaky techniques to catch criminals
traditional & non radical policing,
traditional & non traditional policing, non traditional criminals
6
What is the purpose of the exclusionary rule?
prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in trial.
Prevents double jeopardy.
Allows defendant attorney to not cross examine in trial.
prohibits the use of illegally obtained vehicles
7
Problem solving policing is the view that crimes are not caused by social conditions.
False
True
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What is the definition of Individual Rights?
rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. freedom of speech, due process
Rights read to everyone that can't read in court.
legal matters be resolved to established rules and principles
rights required to live a free and equitable life gov. cant touch
9
What is the Plain View Doctrine ?
evidence in plain view of the officer can be taken without a warrant.
evidence stored in the investigation that officers acan see.
evidence used in an investigtion.
evidence to be used in court by police
10
What is the US Patriot Act?
an intervention of external powers to prevent self incrimination.
Preventing crimes against citizens.
A system used to figure out main hotspots in the area.
actions by the govt. to prevent terrorist attack, use electronic eavesdrop
11
Which is not part of the Miranda Rights?
Freedom of speech
Right to stay silent
Right to an attorney
Right to have an attorney present in trial
12
What does the fourth amendment protect us from?
Due process
right to a speedy trial
unreasonable searches and seizures
right to bear arms
13
What is community policing?
When someone in the community decides they want to become a police.
When police work with the community to solve crimes and maintain order.
When the police work with the community to create crimes.
What a police officer is called while still in police training.
14
Arrest is when an officer restricts a suspects freedom to leave
True
False
15
The chain of command is a line of authority that extends from the highest to the lowest postiton of an organization.
True
False
16
What is the purpose of a criminal investigation?
to arrive at the crime scene
to contaminate evidence
to discover, prepare, collect, identify, and present evidence
to respond, evaluate, prepare, identify and collect all alibis
17
What are the 3 missions of the police
enforcing the law, preventing crime, predicting fights
enforcing the law, preventing crime, predicting crime
enforcing the law, predicting crime, predicting fights
enforcing the law, preventing crime, writing tickets
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What is police professionalism?
specialized knowledge, adhere to standards, and write reports
specialized knowledge, adhere to standards and ethics of the police
Is when citizens volunteer to work with the police
When a police officer believes that they are above the law.

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