LEA4

1. What is a warrant of arrest?

• A) A document allowing the police to search private property

• B) A written order from a judge to take a person into custody

• C) A letter notifying a suspect of their court hearing

• D) A written request for bail to be granted

2. In which of the following situations is an arrest warrant typically rrequire

• A) When the police believe a person has committed a crime but don't have evidence

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  B) When a police officer sees someone commit a crime in their presence
  

• C) When a person is suspected of committing a crime but is not at the scene

• D) When someone voluntarily surrenders to the authorities

Which is an example of an exigent circumstance justifying a warrantless arrest?

• A) The officer suspects a suspect is about to flee the scene.

• B) The officer is working overtime and does not have a warrant.

• C) The officer cannot locate the suspect’s address.

• D) The officer receives an anonymous tip about the suspect.

When can a police officer arrest a person without a warrant for a domestic violence incident?

• A) Only if the suspect is caught red-handed committing the offense.

• B) If the officer has probable cause and the incident happened recently.

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• C) If the victim consents to the arrest.

• D) If the officer has prior knowledge of the suspect’s criminal history

What is the “consent search” exception to the warrant requirement?

• A) The search of a vehicle if the driver agrees to it.

• B) The search of a home without probable cause if the homeowner consents.

• C) The search of a public place with a signed consent form.

• D) Both A and B.

2. In which of the following situations is an arrest warrant typically rrequire

• A) When the police believe a person has committed a crime but don't have evidence

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  B) When a police officer sees someone commit a crime in their presence
  

• C) When a person is suspected of committing a crime but is not at the scene

• D) When someone voluntarily surrenders to the authorities

Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for the issuance of an arrest warrant?

• A) Probable cause that a person has committed a crime

• B) A request from a victim of a crime

• C) A request from the police based on an investigation

• D) A judge’s belief that a person might flee from prosecution

What is the “hot pursuit” exception to the warrant requirement?

• A) Police can enter private property without a warrant if they are chasing a suspect.

• B) Police can search a vehicle without a warrant during a traffic stop.

• C) Police can seize evidence from public places without a warrant.

• D) Police can arrest someone without a warrant if they are fleeing the scene of a crime.

If an officer arrests a person without a warrant, what must be done after the arrest?

• A) The suspect must be immediately brought before a judge.

• B) The officer must file a complaint within 48 hours.

• C) The officer must justify the arrest with probable cause.

• D) The officer must inform the suspect of their right to a public defender.

Who has the authority to issue an arrest warrant?

• A) Any police officer

• B) A prosecutor

• C) A judge or magistrate

• D) A lawyer representing the defendant