4th Amendment Practice Test

Front

Under what circumstances can the police stop you according to the text?

Back

When they have probable cause of a crime.

Front

What is another reason the police can stop you as mentioned in the text? If you are driving a red car. If you have violated the state vehicle code. If you are wearing a hat. If you are listening to music loudly.

Back

If you have violated the state vehicle code.

Front

What does "reasonable suspicion" allow the police to do?

Back

Stop you if they suspect you might commit a crime.

Front

What determines whether a violation of the motor vehicle code is classified as an infraction or a misdemeanor?

Back

The severity of the violation

Front

What is the maximum penalty for a misdemeanor?

Back

364 days in county jail and a $1,000 fine

Front

How is an infraction defined in the context of the motor vehicle code?

Back

An act of not obeying a rule or law

Front

Why is a violation of the motor vehicle code considered a crime?

Back

Because it is classified as an infraction or misdemeanor

Front

What is the first step you should take when you see red and blue lights behind you?

Back

Pull over safely and quickly to a safe area

Front

What should you do with your car once you have pulled over?

Back

Put your car in park and turn it off

Front

How far should you roll down your window when stopped by an officer?

Back

At least halfway