Question 1

The shock the conscience test established in Rochin v.California is no longer applied to police conduct.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Did Officer Knight have the right to search Jack's pockets

Accepted Answer

A) Yes, Officer Knight can do a complete search of Jack immediately after arresting him. 
B) Yes, Officer Knight had reasonable suspicion Jack planned to physically attack the man in the car. 
C) No, Officer Knight must render first aid before arresting Jack. 
D) No, Officer Knight had no reason to believe Jack had marijuana in his pocket. 
A) Yes, Officer Knight can do a complete search of Jack immediately after arresting him. 
B) Yes, Officer Knight had reasonable suspicion Jack planned to physically attack the man in the car. 
C) No, Officer Knight must render first aid before arresting Jack. 
D) No, Officer Knight had no reason to believe Jack had marijuana in his pocket.

Question 3

Explain an officer's rights at the time of a custodial arrest: (1) to search the person who was arrested; and (2) to search the vehicle the person was in at the time of arrest.

Accepted Answer

If the officer makes a custodial arrest,

Question 4

Explain a police officer's right to detain someone for questioning when the officer does not have probable cause to arrest the person and the person will not consent to the detention.Is the officer allowed to use a gun under these circumstances Explain.

Accepted Answer

An officer may detain someone based on r

Question 5

An arrest warrant is needed to enter the suspect's home to arrest him/her except in emergency situations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

When a police officer detains someone for questioning based on reasonable suspicion:

Accepted Answer

A) the officer must give Miranda warnings prior to questioning 
B) the officer must advise a person that he/she does not have to answer questions but does not need to use Miranda warnings 
C) the person has the right to refuse to answer questions, but the officer does not have to advise him/her of this 
D) the person must answer all questions the officer asks 
A) the officer must give Miranda warnings prior to questioning 
B) the officer must advise a person that he/she does not have to answer questions but does not need to use Miranda warnings 
C) the person has the right to refuse to answer questions, but the officer does not have to advise him/her of this 
D) the person must answer all questions the officer asks

Question 7

Did Officer Knight have the right to fire 2 shots at Jack

Accepted Answer

A) Yes, Officer Knight can shoot a fleeing felon. 
B) Yes, Officer Knight can shoot as long as he aims at Jack's legs. 
C) No, the item in Jack's hand was a toy and not a real gun. 
D) No, jack did not pose a danger to anyone. 
A) Yes, Officer Knight can shoot a fleeing felon. 
B) Yes, Officer Knight can shoot as long as he aims at Jack's legs. 
C) No, the item in Jack's hand was a toy and not a real gun. 
D) No, jack did not pose a danger to anyone.

Question 8

An officer stops a car based on a vehicle code violation.If the officer has reasonable suspicion the people in the car have weapons, the officer may:

Accepted Answer

A) thorough search the occupants of the car and the entire vehicle 
B) pat-down of the occupants of the car and search the entire vehicle 
C) pat-down of the occupants of the car and search the passenger compartment for weapons 
D) no search allowed unless the officer makes an arrest 
A) thorough search the occupants of the car and the entire vehicle 
B) pat-down of the occupants of the car and search the entire vehicle 
C) pat-down of the occupants of the car and search the passenger compartment for weapons 
D) no search allowed unless the officer makes an arrest

Question 9

Reasonable suspicion is based on the professional judgment of a reasonable police officer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Was the seizure of the cocaine legal

Accepted Answer

A) Yes, Officer Mertz is allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack incident to arresting him. 
B) Yes, Officer Mertz is allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack because she had reasonable suspicion he was hiding more marijuana in it. 
C) No, Officer Mertz is not allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack unless he is arrested for a felony. 
D) No, only the booking officer is allowed to search a fanny pack. 
A) Yes, Officer Mertz is allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack incident to arresting him. 
B) Yes, Officer Mertz is allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack because she had reasonable suspicion he was hiding more marijuana in it. 
C) No, Officer Mertz is not allowed to search Lonnie's fanny pack unless he is arrested for a felony. 
D) No, only the booking officer is allowed to search a fanny pack.

Question 11

A detention based on Terry v.Ohio may never last more than 20 minutes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Explain the Fourth Amendment standard for the use of force.

Accepted Answer

In Tennessee v.Garner the Supreme Court

Question 13

The Supreme Court held that officers may conduct strip searches whenever someone is being booked for a felony.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Explain a correctional officer's right to search a person and items in the person's possession: (1) at the time of booking; and (2) while the person is in jail.

Accepted Answer

At the time of booking, officers are all

Question 15

Many states still follow the common law rule that an officer can only make an arrest for a misdemeanor if the crime was committed in the officer's presence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

If police officers shoot at non-violent fleeing suspects, they are violating the Fourth Amendment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

If a person in a car is arrested, officers may conduct a thorough search of the entire vehicle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Inmates in prisons have no privacy interest in the personal possessions they keep in their cells.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The Supreme Court held that when a person is booked into a jail facility, that facility:

Accepted Answer

A) has an automatic right to conduct a thorough search of person and any property in his/her possession at the time. 
B) has an automatic right to conduct a thorough search of person but not any containers that are in his/her possession at the time. 
C) may thoroughly search the person and personal property only if there is probable cause contraband is concealed at time of booking. 
D) may thoroughly search the person and property only if the arrest was made with a warrant. 
A) has an automatic right to conduct a thorough search of person and any property in his/her possession at the time. 
B) has an automatic right to conduct a thorough search of person but not any containers that are in his/her possession at the time. 
C) may thoroughly search the person and personal property only if there is probable cause contraband is concealed at time of booking. 
D) may thoroughly search the person and property only if the arrest was made with a warrant.

Question 20

The maximum length of time an officer can detain someone under Terry v.Ohio is:

Accepted Answer

A) 60 minutes 
B) 90 minutes 
C) long enough to ask a few questions 
D) each department sets its own standards for the length of detention. 
A) 60 minutes 
B) 90 minutes 
C) long enough to ask a few questions 
D) each department sets its own standards for the length of detention.

The shock the conscience test established in Rochin v.California is no longer applied to police conduct.

Did Officer Knight have the right to search Jack's pockets

Explain an officer's rights at the time of a custodial arrest: (1) to search the person who was arrested; and (2) to search the vehicle the person was in at the time of arrest.

Explain a police officer's right to detain someone for questioning when the officer does not have probable cause to arrest the person and the person will not consent to the detention.Is the officer allowed to use a gun under these circumstances Explain.

An arrest warrant is needed to enter the suspect's home to arrest him/her except in emergency situations.

When a police officer detains someone for questioning based on reasonable suspicion:

Did Officer Knight have the right to fire 2 shots at Jack

An officer stops a car based on a vehicle code violation.If the officer has reasonable suspicion the people in the car have weapons, the officer may:

Reasonable suspicion is based on the professional judgment of a reasonable police officer.

Was the seizure of the cocaine legal

A detention based on Terry v.Ohio may never last more than 20 minutes.

Explain the Fourth Amendment standard for the use of force.

The Supreme Court held that officers may conduct strip searches whenever someone is being booked for a felony.

Explain a correctional officer's right to search a person and items in the person's possession: (1) at the time of booking; and (2) while the person is in jail.

Many states still follow the common law rule that an officer can only make an arrest for a misdemeanor if the crime was committed in the officer's presence.

If police officers shoot at non-violent fleeing suspects, they are violating the Fourth Amendment.

If a person in a car is arrested, officers may conduct a thorough search of the entire vehicle.

Inmates in prisons have no privacy interest in the personal possessions they keep in their cells.

The Supreme Court held that when a person is booked into a jail facility, that facility:

The maximum length of time an officer can detain someone under Terry v.Ohio is:

Introduction

The Role of the Courts

The Adjudication Process

Types of Evidence

Direct and Circumstantial Evidence

Witnesses

Crime Scene Evidence and Experiments

Documentary Evidence, Models, Maps, and Diagrams

Hearsay and Its Exceptions

Privileged Communications

Developing Law of Search and Seizure

Plain View, Consent, Vehicles, and Administrative Searches

Usa Patriot Act, Foreign Intelligence, and Other Electronic Surveillance

Self-Incrimination

Identification Procedures

Preparing the Case for Court

Filters

Exam 12: Field Interviews, Arrests, and Jail Searches

The shock the conscience test established in Rochin v.California is no longer applied to police conduct.

Did Officer Knight have the right to search Jack's pockets

Explain an officer's rights at the time of a custodial arrest: (1) to search the person who was arrested; and (2) to search the vehicle the person was in at the time of arrest.

Explain a police officer's right to detain someone for questioning when the officer does not have probable cause to arrest the person and the person will not consent to the detention.Is the officer allowed to use a gun under these circumstances Explain.

An arrest warrant is needed to enter the suspect's home to arrest him/her except in emergency situations.

When a police officer detains someone for questioning based on reasonable suspicion:

Did Officer Knight have the right to fire 2 shots at Jack

An officer stops a car based on a vehicle code violation.If the officer has reasonable suspicion the people in the car have weapons, the officer may:

Reasonable suspicion is based on the professional judgment of a reasonable police officer.

Was the seizure of the cocaine legal

A detention based on Terry v.Ohio may never last more than 20 minutes.

Explain the Fourth Amendment standard for the use of force.

The Supreme Court held that officers may conduct strip searches whenever someone is being booked for a felony.

Explain a correctional officer's right to search a person and items in the person's possession: (1) at the time of booking; and (2) while the person is in jail.

Many states still follow the common law rule that an officer can only make an arrest for a misdemeanor if the crime was committed in the officer's presence.

If police officers shoot at non-violent fleeing suspects, they are violating the Fourth Amendment.

If a person in a car is arrested, officers may conduct a thorough search of the entire vehicle.

Inmates in prisons have no privacy interest in the personal possessions they keep in their cells.

The Supreme Court held that when a person is booked into a jail facility, that facility:

The maximum length of time an officer can detain someone under Terry v.Ohio is:

Introduction

The Role of the Courts

The Adjudication Process

Types of Evidence

Direct and Circumstantial Evidence

Witnesses

Crime Scene Evidence and Experiments

Documentary Evidence, Models, Maps, and Diagrams

Hearsay and Its Exceptions

Privileged Communications

Developing Law of Search and Seizure

Plain View, Consent, Vehicles, and Administrative Searches

Usa Patriot Act, Foreign Intelligence, and Other Electronic Surveillance

Self-Incrimination

Identification Procedures

Preparing the Case for Court

Filters