Chapter 12 - Criminal Justice Process - The Investigation

An arrest is considered a

• siezure under the 4th Amendment

• siezure under the 6th Amendment

• legal obstalce

• case of double jeopardy

An arrest warrant

• is a court order

• must be issued by a judge

• must be based on probable cause

• all of these

A reasonable belief that a person committed a crime is called

• suspicion of crime

• reasonable doubt

• probable cause

• a hunch

Which of these is NOT true of probable cause?

• no real formula to determine it

• officers must use their own judgement

• probable cause cannot be based on information provided by citizens

• information must be corroborated for probable cause

In order for police to stop and question someone on the street, they need

• only a humcn

• probable cause

• an arrest warrant

• reasonable suspicion

Police can check a suspicious person for weapons under which law?

• 4th Amendment

• Stop and Frist

• Search and Siezure

• Run and Gun

Even if a police officer does not have reasonable suspicion or probable cause, they

• can do nothing

• can still stop and ask questions

• can only ask questions if a person runs away from them

• search any bag

The Fourth Amendment

• prohibits all searches

• only applies to federal agents

• only applies to unreasonable searches

• requires a search warrant for every search

Cameras in a public restroom violate the Fourth Amendments'

• right to fair use

• expectation of privacy

• exclusionary rule

• none of these

At present, the Fourth Amendment ___ private security.

• applies to

• does not apply to

• regulates