10 codes
10-4
Copy/Okay/ acknowledges
which mental state means a person knows there is a serious risk but consciously ignores it?
recklessly / recklessness
what is the primary focus of title 4 in the Arizona revised statutes?
Alcohol / alcohol regulations
the 5th amendment gives a person the right to?
protection from self incrimination and double jeopardy.
What is the difference between probable cause and reasonable suspicion ?
reasonable suspicion = specific facts a crime may have occurred
probable cause= strong evidence a crime occurred/ can justify an arrest or search.
10-7
out of service
which mental state means a person does not realize they are creating a serious risk, but they should have?
criminal negligence
which title primarily covers education laws?
title 15
what are "Miranda rights" and when are they read to you?
They are read aloud when you are in custody (not free to leave) and subject to interrogation.
Felony v misdemeanor
misdemeanor = less serious, less than a year in jail
felony = up to a year or more in prison
10-8
in service
this mental state involves a person having the intention to commit a criminal act.
with intent / intentionally
title 28 contains laws regarding?
transportation / traffic laws
what is the 6th amendment?
the right to a speedy trial by an impartial jury.
criminal v civil law
civil law = businesses and compensation
criminal= handles offenses against the state or public safety
10-20
location
A person who commits an act while aware of the circumstances, but does not necessarily want the outcome. What mental state are they acting with?
knowingly
title 8 contains laws regarding?
juvenile / child safety
what amendment protects those from excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishment?
8th amendment.
define "beyond a reasonable doubt"
the highest standard of proof
10-22
disregard
which culpable mental state typically requires the lowest threshold of awareness?
criminal negligence
title 13, also known as?
criminal code
Law enforcement conducts an unreasonable search or seizure. What amendment does this violate?
the fourth amendment.
what is a warrant
a court order allowing police or arrest or search.