Terms
__________ cause is more than bare suspicion.
What is probable?
To __________ is to decrease the intensity in certain situations.
What is de-escalate?
Roadblocks are an exception to the reasonable suspicion rule.
What it true?
The _____ Amendment states that no person should be compelled to witness against himself.
What is the 5th?
The most important rule, in governing a traffic stop, is that law enforcement officers must have reasonable ________, before making the stop.
What is suspicion?
Police will establish __________ or (bond with) a person during an interrogation.
This is a form of roadblock in which the police stop every vehicle for the purpose of controlling drunk driving.
What is sobriety checkpoint?
Passengers cannot be arrested during a traffic stop.
What is false?
A stop by a police officer for no reason or without any justification is _______.
What is illegal?
The two requirements for warrantless vehicle searches are probable cause and the vehicle be ________ (could drive away at any time)
What is mobile?
To have _________ awareness is to be alert and know what is going on around you.
What is situational?
When a person says he/she committed the act it is a ____________.
What is confession?
The police do not need reasonable suspicion to make a vehicle search valid.
What is false?
Miranda warnings must be given to a suspect who is in police ___________.
What is custody?
To be valid, a Miranda waiver must be intelligent and _________.
What is voluntary?
Making an _________ is taking a person into custody against his/her will.
What is arrest?
A __________ is an intentional giving up of a know right.
What is waiver?
Your rights do NOT have to be read to you at the time of the arrest.
What is true?
When being questioned by police you need to ask for and wait for your attorney and do not _______ any questions.
What is answer?
What is lie?
A valid stop that is used as a pretext to search a vehicle is called a __________.
What is pretextual stop?
Reasonable ____________ is a legal standard of proof that is less than probable cause.
What is suspicion?
A confession is more incriminating than an admission.
What is true?
Police have many types of calls each day, but they need to remain focused and always have _________ awareness on the job.
What is situational?
Police are trained to use any tactic to get confessions from suspects, so sometimes even ________ people confess.
What is innocent?