Traffic Stops
US Supreme Court Cases
Jurisdictions
Crime Scene
Amendments
100

What do you have to have to make a traffic stop?

Probable Cause

100

Terry v Ohio

Terry Pat down for weapons check

100

Police

City/Municipal

100

What are the three things to remember when collecting evidence?

Wear Gloves

Take Photos

Bag it and tag it

100

1st

Freedom of speech and the press

200

Can you make a traffic stop based on reasonable suspicion?

No

200

Mapp v Ohio

Unreasonable searches and seizures

200

Sheriff

County

200

When collecting hair as evidence what two things could be used?

Tape

Post it

200

2nd

Right to bear arms

300

When making a traffic stop why is it important to give dispatch the tag number and description of the vehicle?

To identify the owner and type vehicle in case of an officer involved incident

300

Miranda v Arizona

Miranda Rights

300

MHP

State

300

Why is it important to log chain of custody?

The evidence could be dismissed if it is not done right 

300

4th

Unreasonable searches and seizures

400

Can you make a traffic stop based on careless or wreckless driving?

Yes

400

Tennessee v Garner

Seizing a Fleeing Felon

400

FBI

Federal

400

Who is responsible for evidence?

The officer who last touched it

400

5th

Right to remain silent

500

Define Probable Cause

Facts or circumstances that would lead a reasonable or prudent person to believe that a crime has been or is about to be committed

500

BONUS


What type of evidence was found at the residence of Mapp v Ohio

500

BONUS

What type of jurisdiction does MDOC have?

500

BONUS

What type of evidence can a drone collect?

500

Which amendment protects your civil rights?

14th

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