Court review

What is the Standard of proof law enforcement officers must have before a search or arrest warrant is issued?

• Reasonable suspicion

• probable cause

• Adjudication right

The federal court system has three main levels:

• District courts

  Circuit courts Supreme Court of the United States,

• Municipal

  State and Appeals

• Town

  County and District

What could make a search warrant invalid?

• Not serve in 24 hours

• Obtained after midnight

• Not signed by a Judge

What is the Highest level of authority in criminal law?

• The U.S. Constitution

• The State Constitution

• Local and state laws

Federal Courts hear what types of cases?

• Only homicide, and Felony cases

• Constitutionality of Laws, Laws and treaties of the US, Disputes between 2 or more states, bankruptcy maritime law

• Constitutional Law only

Courts that have the authority to review decisions of a lower court are called?

• Appeals

• Municipal

• Clerks courts

What Court has original jurisdiction over cases involving disputes between states?

• Municipal Appellate

• Federal Appellate

• Trial Appellate

There are 13 appellate courts that sit below the U.S. Supreme Court, and they are called the U.S.

• Courts of Appeals

• District Courts

• State Courts

Written law set down by a body of legislature or by a singular legislator is called?

• Criminal Law

• Case law

• Statutory law

Prior to answering the defense attorney a police officer should?

• Look at the defense

• Allow time for the prosecutor to object

• look at the judge only

• adjust in the seat