Chapter 6 Self-Check

. Can police shoot an unarmed person fleeing from a misdemeanor crime?

Yes

No

. Under the Chimel rule, police can search the following places without a warrant

the home of an arrestee

the arrestee and any areas under his or her immediate control

the car of an arrestee

the car of a felony criminal suspect

. The goal of a police "interview" involves the production of a confession from a criminal suspect.

True

False

. The situational force model presents police force alternatives in a linear, step by step manner.

True

False

. The US Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona required police to warn criminal suspects of the following:

right to remain silent

right to disregard lawful police commands

right to push police when they push you

right to flee the scene if you feel threatened or disrespected during a police encounter

. The US Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona was initially criticized by many law enforcement personnel.

True

False

. This amendment to the US Constitution defines the rights of the American people with regard to government searches and seizures.

1^st

2^nd

4^th

5^th

. This US Supreme Court decision allows school officials to conduct warrantless searches of school lockers based on reasonable grounds to believe that the search will uncover evidence of violations of school rules:

Terry v. Ohio

Chimel v. Maryland

Aquillar v. Spinelli

New Jersey v. TLO

. The standard for police to conduct a Terry "stop and frisk" is:

probable cause

beyond a reasonable doubt

reasonable suspicion

preponderance of evidence

. Police located at international border crossings must obtain a search warrant before searching vehicles crossing the border into the United States

True

False

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