Is that Warranted?
This is the legal standard of proof required to obtain a warrant.
What is probable cause?
This federal law enforcement agency focuses on the enforcement of drug laws.
What is the DEA?
This legal doctrine shields law enforcement from civil liability.
What is qualified immunity?
This is the legal standard of evidence required to make an arrest.
What is probable cause?
This agency is tasked with securing airlines, rails, buses, and ferries.
What is the TSA?
This is the person who must approve a warrant before it is valid.
Who is a judge?
This type of policing encourages officers to develop partnerships with citizens to prevent and combat crime.
What is community policing?
This amendment to the US Constitution prevents law enforcement from conducting unreasonable searches and seizures.
What is the fourth amendment?
These warnings tell a person who is under arrest about some of their important rights.
What are Miranda Warnings?
This is the process through which a police officer is taught the values and expected behavior of the police subculture.
What is socialization?
This warrant exception allows police to conduct a search when there is an emergency.
What is exigent circumstances?
This federal agency is tasked with combatting counterfeit currency.
What is the Secret Service?
Some law enforcement agencies voluntarily submit themselves to third party review referred to as this.
What are standards and accreditation?
This term refers the percentage of known crimes solved through arrest.
What is clearance rate?
This is the term for a senior officer who helps train a new officer.
What is a Field Training Officer?
This rule does not allow evidence obtained illegally to be used at trial.
What is the exclusionary rule?
This state agency is generally tasked with operating the county jail.
What is the Sherriff's department?
This group of citizens provides feedback and advice to law enforcement agencies.
What are civilian review boards?
This is the legal standard to briefly detain an individual.
What is reasonable suspicion?
This type of policing puts an emphasis on gathering, analyzing, and sharing information while incorporating those elements into community policing plans.
What is intelligence-led policing?
This is the document that must be submitted by a law enforcement officer to obtain a warrant.
What is an affidavit?
This policing style stresses the maintenance of order.
What is the watchmen style?
This group in a law enforcement agency investigates allegations of misconduct.
What is internal affairs?
Besides the required legal standard of evidence, this is also required to show that an arrest has occurred.
What is suspect not free to leave?
This test is used to determine if reasonable suspicion existed at the time of a Terry stop.
What is the totality of the circumstances?