Which of the following is a learning objective related to the definition of legal terms?

• How to define arrest.

• How to apply investigative detention.

• Citizens' power of arrest.

• Application of warrants.

Which section of the Criminal Code is mentioned in the learning objectives?

• ss. 495 and 31

• ss. 123 and 45

• ss. 678 and 90

• ss. 234 and 56

What is one of the learning objectives related to the application of legal procedures?

• How to define detention.

• How to apply ss. 495 and 31 of the Criminal Code.

• How to define voluntary accompaniment/consent.

• Citizens' power of arrest.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a learning objective?

• How to define detention.

• How to apply investigative detention.

• How to conduct a trial.

• Application of warrants.

What is considered the most important step of the RDM model?

• Step 1

• Step 2

• Step 3

• Step 4

What question does Step 4 of the RDM model help answer?

• Can I search?

• Can I arrest or detain?

• Can I investigate?

• Can I prosecute?

What are the two stages to Step 4 of the RDM model?

• Learning the definitions of arrest, detention, and consent; Learning how to apply ss. 495 and 31 C.C. and how to use investigative detention.

• Learning the definitions of search, seizure, and consent; Learning how to apply ss. 495 and 31 C.C. and how to use investigative detention.

• Learning the definitions of arrest, detention, and consent; Learning how to apply ss. 495 and 31 C.C. and how to use search and seizure.

• Learning the definitions of arrest, detention, and consent; Learning how to apply ss. 495 and 31 C.C. and how to use prosecution.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the definition of "Arrest" in Canadian federal statute?

• Arrest is clearly defined in Canadian federal statute.

• Arrest is defined by case law.

• Arrest is not defined by case law.

• Arrest is defined by provincial law.

What does "Arrest" mean according to the provided definition?

• Informal restraint on a person's liberty with their consent.

• Formal actual restraint on a person's liberty without that person's consent.

• Informal physical custody of a person with the intent to detain.

• Formal physical custody of a person without the intent to detain.

Which of the following is NOT a part of the definition of "Arrest"?

• Formal actual restraint on a person's liberty without that person's consent.

• Formal physical custody of a person with the intent to detain.

• Informal actual restraint on a person's liberty with that person's consent.

• Formal physical custody of a person with the intent to detain.