Exam 10: Policing and the Law

A suspect is running away from a police officer and runs into another one blocking his way out of an alley. What could this be considered?

Evidence that is likely to is known as evanescent evidence.

The potential for circumventing the Miranda decision came in the form of 18 U.S.C. Section .

The second requirement of an arrest is that a showing of cause must be made.

There are two types of exigencies: hot pursuit and evanescent danger.

Evidence of criminal activity cannot be detected using search rationale.

The police have set up a roadblock checkpoint to check car inspections to ensure that the cars on the road are safe for all. What is this an example of?

rights are a set of rights that an accused person has during interrogation.

Which of the following is characterized as the focus of a courtʹs examination of the reasonableness of a search or seizure?

Explain reasonable expectation of privacy and how it relates to Fourth Amendment search.

If an officer engages in search and seizure without justification, he or she violates the Fourth Amendment.

Elements of a situation that serve to justify a search and seizure are known as protective sweep.

Which of the following is a requirement of an arrest warrant?

As a police officer in an investigation, you need to enter a certain house in which you suspect you will find evidence of a crime. What do you need to be sure you follow in order to gain evidence correctly?

Match the following terms with their meanings. -Column 1: exigent exception Column 2: situation that makes warrantless search permissible

If a vehicle contains evidence of a crime, it is permissible to conduct a warrantless search.

Which of the following is described as a pat down of a personʹs outer clothing done out of concern for the officerʹs safety?

Match the following terms with their meanings. -Column 1: probable cause Column 2: set of facts used to make someone believe a person has committed a specific crime

Match the following terms with their meanings. -Column 1: arm-span rule Column 2: doctrine established that limits search of an area where the arrest was made

Justification is needed before officers can conduct a search and seizure.