WorksheetsExperience CJ Chapter 6
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 12mins
Before a warrant can be issued, ________ must be established.
justifiable grounds
certainty
reasonable grounds
probable cause
Which of the following constitutes a frisk?
a limited search conducted by running the hands over the person’s outer clothing
a limited search that includes reaching into the person’s pockets and removing the contents for examination
a search that involves requiring the suspect to remove certain articles of clothing, such as a jacket or a coat
a strip search
In which case did the Supreme Court clarify the legal status of stop-and-frisk procedures?
Miranda v. Arizona
Terry v. Ohio
Mapp v. Ohio
Escobedo v. Illinois
The ________ permits the warrantless search of a motor vehicle upon probable cause.
exclusionary rule
fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine
Terry rule
Carroll doctrine
A statement by a person admitting to the violation of a law
(a)
In which case did the Supreme Court state that an accused person must be permitted to have an attorney present during questioning?
Miranda v. Arizona
Twining v. New Jersey
Escobedo v. Illinois
Brown v. Mississippi
Which of the following is an example of a show-up?
The witness is shown a group of photographs and asked to pick out the photo of the suspect.
The witness is brought into a room where the suspect is waiting and asked if this individual committed the crime.
The witness is brought into a room where the suspect and several others are waiting, and the witness is asked to identify the suspect.
All these answers are correct.
This is a one-on-one procedure that generally takes place shortly after a crime has been committed
Show up
Line up
Stand up
Hurry up
An officer may conduct a _____________ to gather evidence to identify an offender or a crime
stop and frisk
search
seizure
arrest
A written order, issued by a magistrate or judge and directed to a LE officer, commanding search of specified premises for stolen or unlawful goods or for suspects or fugitives and the bringing of these, if found, before a judge
(a)
Which of these is not needed to conduct a stop and frisk?
reasonable suspicion
subject may be armed
crime afoot
probable cause
This doctrine states that any evidence that is obtained as the result of an unlawful arrest or search cannot be used against a defendant
(a)
Refers to facts or apparent facts that are reliable and generate a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed
reasonable suspicion
probable cause
beyond a reasonable doubt
reasonable cause
When conducting a consent search what does an officer need to make sure?
The person giving consent has the authority to do so
To obtain a warrant
That the confession is free and voluntary
All the above
A & C
The ability of law enforcement personnel to choose from a variety of alternatives is what?
(a)
This is when the suspect is placed together with several other persons, live or via photo, and the victim or witness is asked to pick out the suspect from this array of individuals
Show up
Line up
Stand up
Hurry up
What is the action of taking a person into custody for the purpose of charging him or her with a crime?
(a)
The agency of the criminal justice system charged with determining the innocence or guilt of accused offenders and sentencing convicted criminals is what?
The police
The courts
Corrections institutions
The constitution
What is the second objective of an investigation
(a)
The taking of a person or property into custody by an officer is what?
(a)
A citizen can revoke the consent to search even after they gave permission, and the officer must immediately stop.
True
False
The burden of proof for the consent search is on who?
(a)
The search warrant exception that isn’t really a search is what?
plain view
consent
exigent circumstances
open view
What are the two famous cases that set precedent for legal confessions?
Escobedo vs IL
Terry vs OH
Miranda vs AR
Buck vs MI
The 4th amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects a person’s right against what?
(a)
An intentional act or omission in violation of criminal law, committed without defense or justification, and sanctioned by the state as a felony or misdemeanor is what
(a)
This model stresses the importance of making sure that conviction of a defendant does not violate the individual’s rights.
4th amendment model
Due process model
Crime control model
Bill of rights model
The first objective to an investigation is to determine if a crime was committed.
True
False
This model stresses getting criminals off the streets even if it means overlooking some procedural technicalities
Crime reform model
Crime prevention model
Crime control model
Crime incentive model
What level of proof does an officer need to make an arrest?
Reasonable suspicion
Probable cause
Beyond a reasonable doubt
Reasonable belief
What level of proof does an officer for stop and frisk?
Reasonable suspicion
Probable cause
Beyond a reasonable doubt
Reasonable belief
Which search warrant exception would allow an officer to follow a felon into a residence to make an arrest?
Border
Exigent circumstances
Plain view
Hot pursuit
Which search warrant exception would allow an officer to search a vehicle without a warrant traveling from Canada to the U.S.
Administrative
Carroll Doctrine
Plain view
Border
This amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizens from self incrimination (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizens right to bear arms (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizens right to an attorney (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishment (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizens from being required to quarter troops (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects powers of the states (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects rights not specifically written (number only)
(a)
This amendment protects citizen's rights to a jury for a civil trial (number only)
(a)
These two amendments work together to apply the bill of rights at the state level
5 & 14
4 & 5
10 &14
4 & 10
