Question 1

The __________ stipulates that lawful arrests require an arrest warrant.

Accepted Answer

Constitution

Question 2

Once consent to search is given,it may not be withdrawn until officers are satisfied with their findings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

All warrants must be based on __________.

Accepted Answer

probable cause

Question 4

The "harmless error" doctrine applies to cases involving the admissibility of __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   evidence obtained without a warrant
B)   fingerprints left at the scene
C)   rumors
D)   involuntary confessions
E)   evidence obtained through entrapment

Question 5

The precedent for a warrantless search of an automobile resulted from __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   Carroll v. United States
B)   Miranda v. Arizona
C)   Terry v. Ohio
D)   Mapp v. Ohio
E)   Chimel v. California

Question 6

A protective search for weapons is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   an arrest
B)   a score
C)   a general search
D)   a seizure search
E)   a "stop and frisk"

Question 7

Probable cause is based primarily on __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   observations by officers
B)   officer experiences
C)   circumstantial factors
D)   information communicated to officers
E)   all of the other choices

Question 8

Which type of checkpoint was not upheld by the U.S.Supreme Court?

Accepted Answer

A)   sobriety checkpoints
B)   border checkpoints
C)   informational checkpoints
D)   drug checkpoints

Question 9

A search warrant will normally require the officers to knock and announce themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Explain the differences and similarities between a stop,a frisk,a search,a seizure and an arrest.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the differences and similarities between a...

Question 11

The right to search an automobile depends on __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   probable cause for believing the contents violate the law
B)   the right to arrest the driver
C)   the right to arrest an occupant
D)   probable cause for believing the contents violate the law, the right to arrest the driver and the right to arrest an occupant
E)   none of the other choices

Question 12

A basic responsibility of police officers is investigating suspicious behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

In a search with consent,_________.

Accepted Answer

A)   the consent must be free and voluntary
B)   the consent may be in response to a claim of lawful authority to search
C)   the search may be general
D)   the consent must be free and voluntary, the consent may be in response to a claim of lawful authority to search and the search may be general
E)   none of the other choices

Question 14

The courts have recognized the need for exceptions to a search warrant where __________ is involved,as in the case with automobiles.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The courts have recognized the need for...

Question 15

__________ established that the rule of mobility cannot be applied unless there is actually a risk that the vehicle will be moved.

Accepted Answer

A)   Coolidge v. New Hampshire
B)   Carroll v. United States
C)   Terry v. Ohio
D)   United States v. Ash, Jr.
E)   New York v. Belton

Question 16

The __________ allows police to question suspects without first giving the Miranda warning.

Accepted Answer

A)   exclusionary rule
B)   public safety exception
C)   probable cause doctrine
D)   pretext stop
E)   there is no such provision-police must always give the Miranda warning before questioning suspects

Question 17

A protective sweep is the same as a search incident to arrest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The intent of "stop and frisk" is governed by the __________ Amendment.

Accepted Answer

A)   First
B)   Second
C)   Fourth
D)   Fifth
E)   Sixth

Question 19

A protective sweep is intended to protect __________.

Accepted Answer

A)   the arresting officer from the danger posed by the arrestee
B)   destructible evidence
C)   the arresting officer from danger posed by unknown third parties
D)   all of the other choices

Question 20

Compare and contrast the various kinds of probable cause.Give examples of each.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Compare and contrast the various kinds of...

Exam 8: Policing Within The Law

The __________ stipulates that lawful arrests require an arrest warrant.

Once consent to search is given,it may not be withdrawn until officers are satisfied with their findings.

All warrants must be based on __________.

The "harmless error" doctrine applies to cases involving the admissibility of __________.

The precedent for a warrantless search of an automobile resulted from __________.

A protective search for weapons is known as __________.

Probable cause is based primarily on __________.

Which type of checkpoint was not upheld by the U.S.Supreme Court?

A search warrant will normally require the officers to knock and announce themselves.

Explain the differences and similarities between a stop,a frisk,a search,a seizure and an arrest.

The right to search an automobile depends on __________.

A basic responsibility of police officers is investigating suspicious behavior.

In a search with consent,_________.

The courts have recognized the need for exceptions to a search warrant where __________ is involved,as in the case with automobiles.

__________ established that the rule of mobility cannot be applied unless there is actually a risk that the vehicle will be moved.

The __________ allows police to question suspects without first giving the Miranda warning.

A protective sweep is the same as a search incident to arrest.

The intent of "stop and frisk" is governed by the __________ Amendment.

A protective sweep is intended to protect __________.

Compare and contrast the various kinds of probable cause.Give examples of each.