Police Procedure
Supreme Court Cases
Crime Definitions
Prison System
Court
100

You encounter a citizen who is not breathing, you decide to start CPR, what should you do first?

Secure the scene

100

Objective reasonableness was established after this 1989 landmark case

What is Graham v. Connor

100

Taking something of value directly from a person using force, threats, or intimidation.

What is Robbery

100

A dormitory like setting, this is the least restrictive of all types of prisons

What is minimum security prison
100

The initial hearing formal hearing in front of a judge after an arrest

What is arraignment

200

As you are finalizing a report, you are trying to remember another legal term for Marijuana that starts with a C

What is Cannabis

200

You have the right to remain silent, guaranteed by the fifth amendment, born from which 1966 Supreme Court Case?

What is Miranda v. Arizona

200

Unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime inside.

What is Burglary

200

Habitual offenders are also called this

recidivists

200

A group of 23 citizens will decide to _______ a defendant and send a case to trial

What is indict

300

As a Police Officer, you respond to the scene of a domestic dispute, the owner allows you to enter the residence, once inside the house observe a large brick of heroin on the coffee table, you arrest the suspect citing this legal precedent

What is the plain view doctrine

300

Reasonable Suspicion, not probable cause, as a reason for the Police to stop, question and possibly frisk a subject was born from this case

What is Terry v. Ohio

300

The willful (non-negligent) killing of one human being by another.

What is murder

300
Sometimes known as "being sent to the hole," when a prisoner needs to be isolated from the prison population, they are sent here

What is solitary confinement

300

The standard of proof needed to convict a defendant

What is beyond a reasonable doubt

400

As a police officer you write a suspect a speeding ticket. Where will the suspect have to appear in court?

The County in which the ticket was issued

400

This case limited the search incident to arrest to the subjects immediate control.  

What is Chimel v. California

400

willfully, or maliciously burning property such as a building or a vehicle

What is arson

400

"Sandra told me that Jimmy told her that he stole the necklace last week," A lawyer might object to this statement, as what type of evidence

What is Hearsay

500

You are on patrol in a downtown business area on a warm summer day. You observe a man wearing a coat walk past a jewelry store and look in the window. He walks away from the window, then returns a short time later to look in again. He leaves and returns a third time looking around to see who is watching.  Now that you have established reasonable suspicion, you may conduct what?

What is stop question and frisk

500

This case ruled that deadly force may not be used against a fleeing suspect unless they pose a significant threat of death or serious injury.

What is Tennessee v. Garner

500

A broad term for the unlawful taking of property from another

What is theft

500

Programs to divert people away from imprisonment and into alternative programs, like drug and alcohol, is known as 

What is diversion

500

The highest appellate court in the land, the Supreme Court is made up of this many justices

What is 9

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