Exam 3: Operational Skills: Performing Within The Law

Regarding searches,Wilson v.Arkansas held that the "knock and announce" requirements are part of the reasonableness inquiry and that officers must knock and announce before they enter.

(True/False)

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Question 21

An open field posted with several "No Trespassing" signs is sufficient to denote an expectation of privacy and,thus,requires police to obtain a warrant prior to a search.

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Question 22

Arrests may result in civil suits or criminal prosecutions of officers.

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Question 23

A traditional standard against which to measure reasonable police use of force is

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Question 24

What police officers know before an arrest is usually considered

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Question 25

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -the almost limitless variation of interactions between the public and the police

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Question 26

Discuss the facts of the case and Supreme Court ruling in Illinois v.Wardlow.

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Question 27

A detention without probable cause that is factually indistinguishable from an arrest is known as a _________ arrest.

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Question 28

Explain in detail the differences between a stop,frisk,search,and arrest.Include the standards or conditions that must exist for police to lawfully execute each one.

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Question 29

The ____________ Amendment stresses the importance of having an arrest warrant when making an arrest.

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Question 30

Kyllo v.United States dealt with the issue of searches and

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Question 31

Discuss under what circumstances an arrest can legally be made and explain why it is crucial that law enforcement officers be understanding and skilled at making lawful arrests.

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Question 32

A criteria used to determine whether deadly force is justified is if the suspect

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Question 33

The use of handcuffs following an arrest

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Question 34

Describe in as much detail as possible the proper procedures for legally searching buildings.

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Question 35

The balance law enforcement officers must maintain,"freedom to" versus "freedom from," is analogous to

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Question 36

The use of forcible entry to arrest was established early on in common law,even though a fundamental liberty of people includes protecting their homes.

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Question 37

The Fourth Amendment does not prohibit arrests or searches without a warrant.

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Question 38

Arrests are rarely dangerous and seldom life threatening for police officers.

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Question 39

A rule courts have established whereby they will not accept tainted evidence is known as the _____________ rule.

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Regarding searches,Wilson v.Arkansas held that the "knock and announce" requirements are part of the reasonableness inquiry and that officers must knock and announce before they enter.

An open field posted with several "No Trespassing" signs is sufficient to denote an expectation of privacy and,thus,requires police to obtain a warrant prior to a search.

Arrests may result in civil suits or criminal prosecutions of officers.

A traditional standard against which to measure reasonable police use of force is

What police officers know before an arrest is usually considered

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -the almost limitless variation of interactions between the public and the police

Discuss the facts of the case and Supreme Court ruling in Illinois v.Wardlow.

A detention without probable cause that is factually indistinguishable from an arrest is known as a _________ arrest.

Explain in detail the differences between a stop,frisk,search,and arrest.Include the standards or conditions that must exist for police to lawfully execute each one.

The ____________ Amendment stresses the importance of having an arrest warrant when making an arrest.

Kyllo v.United States dealt with the issue of searches and

Discuss under what circumstances an arrest can legally be made and explain why it is crucial that law enforcement officers be understanding and skilled at making lawful arrests.

A criteria used to determine whether deadly force is justified is if the suspect

The use of handcuffs following an arrest

Describe in as much detail as possible the proper procedures for legally searching buildings.

The balance law enforcement officers must maintain,"freedom to" versus "freedom from," is analogous to

The use of forcible entry to arrest was established early on in common law,even though a fundamental liberty of people includes protecting their homes.

The Fourth Amendment does not prohibit arrests or searches without a warrant.

Arrests are rarely dangerous and seldom life threatening for police officers.

A rule courts have established whereby they will not accept tainted evidence is known as the _____________ rule.

Police Operations In Context

Communication: The Foundation Of Police Operations

Patrol: The Backbone Of Police Operations

Traffic: Policing In A Country On The Move

Crime, Disorder, And Quality-of-life Issues: Responding To The Call

Violence: At Home, In The Classroom, On The Job

Emergency Situations: When Disaster Strikes

Terrorism: From Hometown Security To Homeland Security

Criminal Investigation

Responding To Children And Juveniles: Our Nation’s Future

Gangs And Drugs: Two National Threats

The Importance Of Physical And Mental Health: Getting The Job And Keeping Fit For Duty

Liability And Ethics: Is It Legal? Is It Moral?

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