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18 Cards in this Set
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1. An identification procedure where the suspect is returned to the crime scene for the eyewitness to look at, is called
a. Show up b. Line c. Photo ID d. An interview |
a. Show up
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2. A search warrant must be executed within how many hours after it is issued?
a. 24 b. 72 c. 48 d. 36 |
c
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3. When can you use deadly force?
a. To protect oneself or a third party from use of deadly force b. Effect arrest or prevent escape by use of deadly force or imminent danger, death or serious injury c. Prevent escape from custody imposed by felony conviction d. All the above |
d
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4. Name three types of law.
a. Common, constitutional, basic b. Common, constitutional, statutory c. Constitutional, statutory, substantive d. None of the above |
b
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5. Which of the following may be consequences of an illegal search?
a. Exclusion of evidence b. Civil suit against the officer c. Criminal action against the officer d. All the above |
d
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6. NCIC is the
a. National Crime Information Center b. National Criminal Information Center c. Nations Crime Information Center d. North Carolina Information Center |
a
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7. Upon making an arrest, a law enforcement officer must do which of the following:
a. Identify himself as a law enforcement officer b. Inform the arrested person that he or she is under arrest c. Inform the person of the cause of the arrest (charge) d. Only A and B e. All the above |
e
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8. Statutory law refers to the body of law that is (pg. 6)
a. Derived from specific court cases b. Enacted by legislative branches of government c. Contained in the bill of rights d. Laws pass by the executive branch of government |
b
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9. When conducting an investigative detention on reasonable suspicion officers
a. Must always handcuff the suspect b. May use no force at all to detain the suspect c. May use reasonable force to detain the suspect if necessary d. None of the above |
c
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10. Incident to the lawful arrest of the occupant of an automobile, officers may search
a. Anywhere in the automobile, including the trunk b. Only that occupant’s lunge able area c. The entire passenger compartment of that automobile, including any containers found therein d. Under the hood |
a
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11. All of the following are examples of the First Amendment rights except
a. Freedom of religion b. Freedom to have a gun in your home for your protection c. Freedom of speech d. Freedom of petition |
b
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12. Before an officer may make an investigative detention, that officer must have
a. Probable cause b. Reasonable suspicion c. A hunch d. No suspicion |
b
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13. Another name for an investigation detention is
a. Shakedown b. A consensual encounter c. A Terry Stop d. None of the above |
c
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14. A law enforcement officer may make a warrantless arrest
a. For a misdemeanor committed in his presence b. For any felony c. If the suspect is likely to injure someone or damage property if not apprehended immediately d. All of the above |
d
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15. The level of force used by law enforcement officers in any given situation must be
a. Excessive b. Objectively reasonable c. Overwhelming d. Tolerated by the suspect |
b
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16. If an officer is in a public place and sees something illegal, i.e. drugs, pornography, etc., the officer is permitted to seize the items under
a. Exigent circumstances b. Plain view c. Inevitable discovery d. Open fields |
b
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17. The consequences of violating a person’s constitutional right may include
a. Criminal prosecution b. Lawsuit c. Exclusion of evidence d. All of the above |
d
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18. True or False: No state shall make or enforce any law that shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States. Nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law; or deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law.
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