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The name of the warnings to be read for custodial interrogation.
What is Miranda
Cold blooded, with malice aforethought, homicide.
What is First Degree murder.
The act of using another person's credit card without their permission to make purchases is most specifically charged as this crime.
What is fraudulent use of a credit card?
This is the legal standard an officer must have to lawfully detain an individual for investigation, based on specific and articulable facts.
What is reasonable suspicion?
This is the legal standard an officer must have to lawfully detain an individual for investigation, based on specific and articulable facts.
What is reasonable suspicion?
Would an objectively reasonable person feel free to go?
What is the definition of arrest?
In New Mexico, this degree of homicide occurs during the commission of certain felonies, even if there was no intent to kill.
What is First Degree murder.
This crime is distinguished from larceny by the use or threat of force or violence to take property from a person.
What is robbery?
When an officer sees what appears to be contraband in plain sight inside a vehicle during a lawful traffic stop, the evidence can be seized under this warrant exception.
What is the Plain View doctrine?
A person who is not free to leave and is being asked questions designed to elicit an incriminating response is said to be in this two-part situation, which requires a Miranda warning.
What is custody and interrogation?
Even though a person is not free to go at a roadside detention it is not considered an arrest based on this reasoning.
What is the person will be released at the conclusion of the detention?
With sufficient Provocation
What is Manslaughter.
This type of crime can be charged even if no property was taken, as long as the unlawful entry with intent to steal was present.
What is Burglary.
This U.S. Supreme Court case established the authority of an officer to conduct a limited pat-down for weapons during a lawful detention, based on a reasonable belief that the person is armed and dangerous.
What is Terry v Ohio?
An articulable set of facts that would lead a reasonable person to believe a crime has been committed and that the suspect committed it.
What is probable cause?
A person may waive their rights this way.
What is consent free of coercion and duress, voluntarily given.
This type of homicide involves the killing of another person without premeditation but with an intent to kill or cause great bodily harm
What is Second Degree murder.
This crime involves entering or remaining on someone else's property without permission but does not necessarily involve intent to commit a further crime.
What is Criminal Trespass?
This legal principle, from the Supreme Court case *Katz v. United States*, is the test used to determine if a person's privacy has been violated for purposes of the Fourth Amendment.
What is the reasonable expectation of privacy?
What factors will a court look at to determine if a detention turns into a de facto arrest?
The totality of the circumstances (including duration, degree of physical restraint or force, number of officers/display of authority, use of weapons, whether the person was transported or moved)
Using a dog to sniff the outside of the vehicle generally is not considered one of these.
What is a search?
This lesser degree of homicide involves a killing that results from criminal negligence or an unlawful act not amounting to a felony.
What is involuntary manslaughter?
This specific offense occurs when a person, entrusted with property or funds, takes that money for personal use
What is embezzlement?
This legal principle holds that a warrantless search is justified when there is a compelling need for immediate action
What is exigent circumstances?
What does the court weigh in determining reasonableness of a detention?
The level of intrusion on the individual's liberty against the government's justification for the detention