Arrest
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- Q1What is an arrest?Taking someone to the station for an interviewPlacing someone in the back of your patrol vehicleHolding a person in handcuffsPlacing a person in custody based upon probable cause they committed a crime20s
- Q2What are the four elements of arrest?Handcuffs, search, reading of rights, interrogationMere hunch, reasonable suspicion, probable cause, proof beyond a reasonable doubtSecure, search, transport, bookingIntent, authority, custody, understanding by the subject20s
- Q3What is the standard needed to detain someone?Exigent circumstancesProbable causeReasonable suspicionProof beyond a reasonable doubt20s
- Q4What is the standard needed to arrest someone?Probable causeProof beyond a reasonable doubtExigent circumstancesReasonable suspicion20s
- Q5What is the standard needed for a criminal conviction?Reasonable suspicionProbable causeExigent circumstancesProof beyond a reasonable doubt20s
- Q6What type of force may you use to arrest?ExcessiveNo level of force may be usedMinimalReasonable and necessary20s
- Q7Why might you need to detain someone?They were making suspicious or furtive movementsThey match the description of a suspectThey were in the area of an active crime sceneAll of these20s
- Q8How long can you detain someone?Five minutesSix hoursA reasonable amount of timeAn hour20s
- Q9What Supreme Court case set the standards for investigative detention?Florida v. RoyerTerry v. OhioMatheson v. City of New YorkWeeks v. United States20s