Refers to speech that degrades, belittles, or expresses contempt for others because of their race, religion, sexual orientation, or other characteristics that make them vulnerable
What is hate speech
Police authorities have reason to obtain warrant for the arrest or issuing of a Search Warrant
What is Probable Cause
Place to be searched and things to be seized
What is Scope and Intensity
Right to remain silent
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law
Right to have an attorney present during interrogation and
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you
What is Miranda Rights
Usually there is only judge and the case is a misdemeanor
What is a Bench Trial
Freedom of Speech is included in the -- Amendment
What is the 1st Amendment
Physical restraint or show of legal authority
What is ways an officer can gain compliance with a seizure
A traffic violation doesn't necessarily provide -- for a search
What is Probable Cause
An inmate, who reports what they hear to enforcement, usually in exchange for sentence reduction or other inducements
What is Jailhouse Informants/Snitch
Time set for a individual to be in jail
What is sentencing
Which amendment allows you to have freedom of religion, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, and freedom of assembly
What is the 1st Amendment
Vehicle stop, drawing a weapon on a suspect, handcuffing or taking things that prevent a person from leaving the scene are examples of
What is a seizure
This requires that the L.E.O has reasonable suspicion that the subject has, is, or will commit a crime and is armed and dangerous
What is Terry Frisk
Includes actions that are the functional/equivalent of a question
What is an Interrogation
A charge less than a year in jail
What is a Misdemeanor
The first ten amendments to the US Constitution
What is the Bill of Rights
Voluntary encounter, Investigatory stop/Detention and arrest
What are the three types of police encounters with people
Hot Pursuit, destruction of evidence and fear of public safety
What are exigent circumstances
Confessions that are causally related to a police violation of the suspect's Fourth Amendment rights
A signature or amount to be paid in order to leave
What is bail
True or False: The 1st amendment protects a persons right to burn the American flag as a form of political protest
What is true
Voluntary Consent, Hot pursuit, Exigent circumstances
What is the exceptions to the warrant requirement
Contains the probable cause to search, persons/things to be seized, where the search will occur and the signature of a magistrate
What is Search Warrant
Exception to the Miranda Rule, allows into evidence an otherwise suppressible statement made by a defendant relating to information that the police needed at the time it was made in order to protect the public
What is the Public Safety exception
Includes 6-12 members in a court room including a judge, the case is a felony
What is a Jury Trial