Question 1

Procedural law deals with the __________ of law.

Accepted Answer

A)  process 
B)  content 
C)  history 
D)  complexity 
A)  process 
B)  content 
C)  history 
D)  complexity

Question 2

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-it is more likely than not that a crime has been committed by the person whom a law enforcement officer seeks to arrest

Accepted Answer

A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States 
A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States

Question 3

A search may legally be conducted by police if

Accepted Answer

A)  an arrest has been made. 
B)  consent to search is given. 
C)  a search warrant has been issued. 
D)  any of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  an arrest has been made. 
B)  consent to search is given. 
C)  a search warrant has been issued. 
D)  any of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices.

Question 4

A de facto arrest is a detention without probable cause that is factually indistinguishable from an arrest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The stop in a stop-and-frisk situation must be based on a _________________ _______________ that the person stopped is about to be or is actually engaged in criminal activity.

Accepted Answer

reasonable

Question 6

The courts have generally ruled that dog sniffs of inanimate items or public locations are not searches.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The power of arrest is inherent in the right of society to defend itself.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The __________ doctrine is an exception allowing officers to search a vehicle without a warrant even if they have the time to get one.

Accepted Answer

A)  functional equivalent 
B)  Carroll 
C)  fruit of the poisonous tree 
D)  inevitable discovery 
E)  good faith 
A)  functional equivalent 
B)  Carroll 
C)  fruit of the poisonous tree 
D)  inevitable discovery 
E)  good faith

Question 9

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-case in which the Supreme Court extended its "look,but don't touch" policy when it ruled police officers can visually inspect travelers' luggage but not squeeze or physically manipulate a bag to determine whether it contains drugs or other contraband

Accepted Answer

A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States 
A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States

Question 10

The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine is an extention of the exclusionary rule.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-often cited as the landmark case concerning police use of force

Accepted Answer

A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States 
A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States

Question 12

Maryland v.Buie established that officers may make a limited protective _________ of a home during an arrest if the circumstances warrant.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Maryland v.Buie established that officers may make...

Question 13

The ________________ ________________ doctrine refers to places other than actual borders where travelers frequently enter or exit the country,such as international airports.

Accepted Answer

functional

Question 14

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-case where the Supreme Court ruled: "In evaluating the validity of a stop ...,we must consider the 'totality of circumstances-the whole picture'"

Accepted Answer

A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States 
A) Brendlin v. California 
B) Bond v. United States 
C) continuum of contacts 
D) exigent circumstance 
E) Graham v. Connor
F)Virginia v. Moore
G)Mapp v. Ohio
H)Minnesota v. Dickerson
I)New York v. Belton
J)positional asphyxia
K)probable cause
L)procedural law
M)substantive law
N)Tennessee v. Garner
O)United States v. Sokolow
P)Weeks v. United States

Question 15

The phrase "in the presence," when referring to an arrest,literally means in the immediate presence of the law enforcement officer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

As a general rule,before officers forcibly break open the doors of a house to arrest someone within,they must

Accepted Answer

A)  demand admittance and be refused. 
B)  identify themselves as police officers. 
C)  make known their purpose. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  demand admittance and be refused. 
B)  identify themselves as police officers. 
C)  make known their purpose. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices.

Question 17

Probable cause is a less demanding standard than reasonable suspicion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The precedent case for the legality of and restrictions on "stop and frisk" is

Accepted Answer

A)  Miranda v. Arizona. 
B)  Tennessee v. Garner. 
C)  Chimel v. California. 
D)  Mapp v. Ohio. 
E)  Terry v. Ohio. 
A)  Miranda v. Arizona. 
B)  Tennessee v. Garner. 
C)  Chimel v. California. 
D)  Mapp v. Ohio. 
E)  Terry v. Ohio.

Question 19

Minnesota v.Dickerson dealt with the issue of searches and

Accepted Answer

A)  the automobile exception. 
B)  "plain feel" evidence. 
C)  thermal imaging. 
D)  "plain view" evidence. 
E)  third-party consent. 
A)  the automobile exception. 
B)  "plain feel" evidence. 
C)  thermal imaging. 
D)  "plain view" evidence. 
E)  third-party consent.

Procedural law deals with the __________ of law.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -it is more likely than not that a crime has been committed by the person whom a law enforcement officer seeks to arrest

A search may legally be conducted by police if

A de facto arrest is a detention without probable cause that is factually indistinguishable from an arrest.

The stop in a stop-and-frisk situation must be based on a ___ _ that the person stopped is about to be or is actually engaged in criminal activity.

The courts have generally ruled that dog sniffs of inanimate items or public locations are not searches.

The power of arrest is inherent in the right of society to defend itself.

The __________ doctrine is an exception allowing officers to search a vehicle without a warrant even if they have the time to get one.

The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine is an extention of the exclusionary rule.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -often cited as the landmark case concerning police use of force

Maryland v.Buie established that officers may make a limited protective _________ of a home during an arrest if the circumstances warrant.

The doctrine refers to places other than actual borders where travelers frequently enter or exit the country,such as international airports.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -case where the Supreme Court ruled: "In evaluating the validity of a stop ...,we must consider the 'totality of circumstances-the whole picture'"

The phrase "in the presence," when referring to an arrest,literally means in the immediate presence of the law enforcement officer.

As a general rule,before officers forcibly break open the doors of a house to arrest someone within,they must

Probable cause is a less demanding standard than reasonable suspicion.

The precedent case for the legality of and restrictions on "stop and frisk" is

Minnesota v.Dickerson dealt with the issue of searches and

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?

Filters

Exam 3: Operational Skills: Performing Within The Law

Procedural law deals with the __________ of law.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -it is more likely than not that a crime has been committed by the person whom a law enforcement officer seeks to arrest

A search may legally be conducted by police if

A de facto arrest is a detention without probable cause that is factually indistinguishable from an arrest.

The stop in a stop-and-frisk situation must be based on a _________________ _______________ that the person stopped is about to be or is actually engaged in criminal activity.

The courts have generally ruled that dog sniffs of inanimate items or public locations are not searches.

The power of arrest is inherent in the right of society to defend itself.

The __________ doctrine is an exception allowing officers to search a vehicle without a warrant even if they have the time to get one.

The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine is an extention of the exclusionary rule.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -often cited as the landmark case concerning police use of force

Maryland v.Buie established that officers may make a limited protective _________ of a home during an arrest if the circumstances warrant.

The ________________ ________________ doctrine refers to places other than actual borders where travelers frequently enter or exit the country,such as international airports.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -case where the Supreme Court ruled: "In evaluating the validity of a stop ...,we must consider the 'totality of circumstances-the whole picture'"

The phrase "in the presence," when referring to an arrest,literally means in the immediate presence of the law enforcement officer.

As a general rule,before officers forcibly break open the doors of a house to arrest someone within,they must

Probable cause is a less demanding standard than reasonable suspicion.

The precedent case for the legality of and restrictions on "stop and frisk" is

Minnesota v.Dickerson dealt with the issue of searches and

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?

Filters

The stop in a stop-and-frisk situation must be based on a ___ _ that the person stopped is about to be or is actually engaged in criminal activity.

The doctrine refers to places other than actual borders where travelers frequently enter or exit the country,such as international airports.