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Chapter 05 Multiple Choice Self-Quiz
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Which amendment protects citizens from illegal searches and seizures?
Fourth Amendment
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Eighth Amendment
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First Amendment
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Fifth Amendment
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This case established that police have the right to search suspects to ensure their own safety if they think the suspects are armed.
Katz v. United States
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In re Gault
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Mapp v. Ohio
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Terry v. Ohio
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This is the most visible function of police.
paperwork
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training
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investigation
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patrol
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What other way may search-and-seizure be defined?
grab-and-run
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stop-and-frisk
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stop-and-search
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seize-and-detain
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This is a reason based on known facts to think that a criminal offense has occurred.
reasonable doubt
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probable cause
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suspicion
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likelihood
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One of the four restrictions on police when they arrest a suspect in this place is that they must knock and announce.
at home
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in a public building
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in a car
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in an open field
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The privacy doctrine, based on this case, holds that people, not places, are protected from government intrusion whenever they have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Miranda v. Arizona
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Katz v. United States
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Argersinger v. Hamlin
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Terry v. Ohio
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The police use this power to decide whether to fully enforce the law in a given situation.
search-and-seizure
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duty to arrest
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discretion
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force
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The structure of law enforcement agencies is similar to that of these things.
military units
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prisons
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corporations
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gangs
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Which is a difference between the police and the military that makes supervising the police a different, and in many ways more difficult, job than supervising the military?
discretion
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visibility
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authority
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all of the above
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