Source of law
what are the 3 main pillars of Graham V. Connor
1. Severity of the crime
2. immediate threat to officer or others
3. suspect actively resisting attempting to flee.
What are the freedoms covered under the 1st amendment.
free speech, free religion, free press, free assemble
how many branches of government are there and what are they?
3
legislative, executive, and judicial.
what is a bribe?
a person commits bribery of a public servant or party officer if with corrupt intent.
what is case law?
see PO 2.10.2
what is the right to counsel covered under?
6th amendment.
what powers does the executive power (president) have?
appointing supreme court judges and other federal judges.
power to pardon
power to make treaties
commander and chief of the armed forces
what is a gratuity?
anything of value intended to benefit the receiver; given to the person because of his or her position of authority.
what is statutory law?
acts adopted by local, state or federal legislative bodies.
Equal protection of the laws
Due process.
when do you need to read the Miranda warnings?
when someone is in custody and when interrogating someone.
what is malfeasance?
doing something you know is wrong.
What is supremacy clause and where is it found.
the constitution, treaties, and laws of the US shall be the supreme laws of the land.
article 6.
what language is not protected under the 1st amendment.
Obscene language, slander, fighting words, dangerous speech, speech plus.
what are the two places to find the victims rights?
AC constitution and ARS
give the definitions of misfeasance and nonfeasance.
doing something you reasonably know was wrong.
not doing something you were obligated to do.
what is the Bill of Rights
the first 10 amendments.
what are the rights covered under the 6th amendment
right to speedy trial, right to public trial by impartial jury, right to confront witness, right to notice right to counsel, right to compulsory process.
name the 3 parts of the constitution.
Preamble, Articles, Amendments.
what authority does AZPOST have on Peace officers certifications?
Authorize, reinstate, suspend or revoke.