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CEN 2259 - Patrol stopping vehicles part 2 and seaches

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which would you NOT observe before making a vehicle stop?

a)

The occupants

b)

The vehicle

c)

Trunk contents

2.

Which would NOT allow you to conduct a search without a warrant?

a)

Distance

b)

The likelihood of the destruction of evidence

c)

Urgency

d)

Convenience

3.

Under the Fisheries Act, what is required to open a container for inspection?

a)

Reasonable grounds to believe the container has something to which the act applies

b)

Suspicion that the container has something to which the act applies

c)

Reasonable grounds to believe there is something in the container

d)

Suspicion that the container has something in it

4.

What does a search mean?

a)

A lawful inquiry into something someone claims is private

b)

Whenever you look at anything that belongs to a hunter

c)

A lawful inquiry that invades a reasonable expectation of privacy

d)

Something that only happens with a warrant

5.

Which is NOT part of a search being reasonable?

a)

Authorized by statute or common law

b)

Judicially pre-authorized where required

c)

Carried out in a reasonable manner

d)

The person being searched had a chance to challenge the warrant before it was executed

6.

A warrantless search for investigation can be done by:

a)

consent, plain view, incident to arrest, or by exigent circumstances

b)

consent, incident to arrest, or by exigent circumstances

c)

consent, plain view, exigent circumstances

d)

nothing, warrantless searches aren't allowed

7.

Search incident to arrest can apply to vehicles.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Consent to search must be implied.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Once given, consent to search cannot be withdrawn.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

When Inspecting, only ask to consent search if you have RPG there is something related to your Act to find

a)

True

b)

False

11.

You need what to stop a vehicle?

a)

reasonable grounds and authority

b)

proof beyond a reasonable doubt and appointments

c)

suspicion and authority

d)

reasonable grounds and permission