21-22 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

The _____ is how criminal cases move from beginning to end.

• process

• substantive

• conviction

• sentence

The _____ criminal law provides the key types of crimes and the elements that the prosecution must prove to win a conviction and impose a sentence for those crimes.

• process

• substantive

• conviction

• sentence

A _____ is when the jury finds the defendant guilty.

• process

• substantive

• conviction

• sentence

A ____ is how long a guilty defendant must spend in jail or on probation.

• process

• substantive

• conviction

• sentence

Reasonable suspicion is _____ standard than probable cause.

• a higher

• a lower

• the same

Police need _____ before they stop a car to investigate further.

• Reasonable suspicion

• Probable cause

Police need _____ before they can get a search warrant.

• Reasonable suspicion

• Probable cause

True or False. In most cases, police don't need a search warrant from a judge before searching a person (patting them down), or their car, or their house.

• True

• False

Which of these are police allowed to do as part of a traffic stop:

• check the driver's license

• check for outstanding warrants

• check the vehicle's registration and proof of insurance

• ask questions related to the reasons for the initial stop

• All of these

Which of these can create exigent circumstances:

• Waiting to get a warrant is likely to put someone's safety at risk

• Waiting to get a warrant is likely to result in evidence of a crime being destroyed

• Either of these

• Neither of these.