CJ 1 Mid-term Study Guide Flash cards

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An officer can seize evidence in plain view without a warrant due to the plain view exception.

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This principle allows law enforcement to act without a warrant if they observe evidence of a crime in plain sight.

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Levels of policing in America include state, federal, and local.

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These levels represent the different jurisdictions and responsibilities of law enforcement agencies.

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A writ directing law enforcement to make an arrest or conduct a search is known as a warrant.

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Warrants are legal documents issued by a judge or magistrate.

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Miranda Warnings include the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney.

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These warnings are required to inform individuals of their rights during an arrest.

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Taking a person into physical custody for the purpose of charging them with a criminal offense is known as:

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Arrest

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The level of justification needed to have an arrest warrant issued by a judge.

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Probable cause

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At the beginning of their shift, police officers have a meeting with their shift sergeant called:

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Roll call

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The police must establish __________ before being able to secure a search warrant and/or conduct a lawful search.

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Probable cause

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The purpose of arresting a suspect is to:

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Charge them with a criminal offense

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A person who personally sees, hears, or observes something relating to an incident under investigation.

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Witness