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Probable Cause

Reasonable belief based on facts, first goal of every investigation

Bill of Rights

First ten amendments of the constitution, gives us our rights as americans, gives us guaranteed protection against unfairness by the government

4th amendment

right against unreasonable searches and seizures

5th amendment

Due process of the law, the respect of ones legal rights by the government

Locards exchange principle

every contact leaves a trace

Albert Betillion

information management, helped put information together into like databases

Sir Robert Peel

rule of law, first police department

Sir Alec Jeffries

DNA fingerprint techniques in law enforcement

Due Process

government always play fair




ex: discovery, arraignment, suppression hearing, bail, bradey material

Discovery

government turn over witness, evidence and all information to defendant at trial

First goal of every investigation

get probable cause

Active Shooter Protocols

Run-Hide-Fight



Suppression Hearing

Court hearing where arguments about whether evidence should be admitted into court

Brady material

evidence that can exonerate or prove the defendant guilty

Arraignment

reading of criminal charges to defendant to inform them of the charges against them

Bail

insurance policy to insure someone comes back

DNA

dan convicts dna exonerates

Grand Jury

23 Members


investigates


18 month term


can ask questions and interact with prosecutors and agents


secret proceedings

trail jury

guilt/innocence


one case


12 members


unanimous vote


needed to convict


public


listens to testimony

indictment

written document to charge and individual with a crime

true bill

when an indictment is voted on

subpoena

summon ordering a person to attend court

5 parts of Affidavit

introduce yourself and case


probable cause statement


identify the specific location to be searched


identify item to be seized


request to the judge

Supreme Court

makes the rules



Interviewing 5W's and H

who


what


when


where


how

interview

goal is to get information

interrogation

goal is to get confession

Miranda Warning- two prongs

custody


interrogation

Eyewitness Id Problems

1/3 are wrong


cross racial


stress


time elapsed



Double Blind Sequential

one phot at a time by someone who does not know anything about the case

Stop and Frisk Pros

Less murder rates


safer areas


proactive


safer officers

Stop and Frisk Cons

racial profiling


4th amendment violation


against police


distrust of law enforcement

Plain Feel Doctrine

immediately apparent while conducting a stop and frisk

Arrest

Custody


probable cause


stripped of their rights

Investigative detention

reasonable suspicion


frisk


30 min max

NCIC

people and property


criminal records


21 files


used all the time


warrants out


Dmv records


stollen property; anything with serial numbers

IAFIS/NGI

110 million files


photos


scars


tattoos


missing person



CODIS

dna


12 million profiles


deals with missing people


familial dna


national database

NIBIN

ballistics


casings


weapons


100,000 files



DMV

Peoples picture, address

Venue

Where the crime happened

Elements of a crime

criminal intent and guilty mind that demonstrate someone is guilty of a crime


what you have to prove beyond reasonable suspicion

3 levels of proof

reasonable suspicion, probable cause, proof beyond a reasonable doubt

chain of custody

written, chronological, unbroken

Reasonable expectation of privacy

right guaranteed to every citizen

Value of advance investigative techniques

find out whats going on

pole camera

permission from law enforcement supervisor


front yard


no man power


patterns of behavior


who they associate with

Garbage grab

permission of law enforcement supervisor


bank statements



Curtilage

perimeter or property



mail cover

postal inspecter permission


bank


phony company


credit card



gps

warrant from judge


no man power


where there going 24/7

polygraph

consent


goal is to get confession



ELSUR and 3 types

electronic surveillance


pen register


titel III wiretap


consensual monitoring

consensual monitoring

consent from prosecutor


one party has to consent

Pen register

warrant


who they are taking too


used before wiretap


good for 30 days


every phone call they make last 30 days

title III wiretap

probable cause


warrant


court order signed by judge


convict with their own words

FINCEN

monitors cash flow



CTR

report transaction more than 10,000

SAR

suspicious transactions