In the Supreme Court addressed the admissibility of illegally seized evidence in state courts.
What is Mapp v. Ohio
100
The group most susceptible to litigation and liability as an outgrowth of their work is:
What is police officers
100
The standard for a legal arrest is:
What is probable cause
100
What is it called for the executive branch to deny a bill from becoming a law
What is veto
200
The Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
What is Fourth
200
__________________ is where heavy gunfire erupts among officers who believe that they, or their fellow officers, are facing a threat.
What is Contagious shooting
200
the infliction of some injury upon one person by another
What is tort
200
One element used by courts to determine whether a police officer acted in "good faith" is:
What is officer's state of mind
200
The issue of _________ has driven a wedge between the police and minorities, many of whom
claim to be victims of this practice.
What is biased based policing
300
The Amendment provides that no person shall be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb or compelled in a criminal trial to be a witness against himself.
What is fifth
300
Which perspective proposes that the acceptance of minor gratuities begins a process eventually leading to more serious unethical conduct?
What is slippery slope
300
assault, battery, false arrest on the job is considered ________ tort
What is intentional
300
In the Supreme Court held that illegally obtained criminal evidence must be barred from use in federal prosecutions.
What is Weeks v. United States
300
Failure to protect claims against police most often involve:
What is domestic violence cases
400
The Amendment's protections include the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury and the assistance of counsel for one's defense.
What is sixth
400
_____________ ethics is more complicated and can have a multitude of sides, with varying shades of gray.
What is relative
400
False arrest is the arrest of a person:
What is when a person is arrested without probable cause
400
Which type of search may be conducted without a warrant?
What is public safety, plain view, given consent
400
DWBB stands for:
What is driving while black or brown
500
In mid-2010, the Supreme Court held (5-4) that suspects’ mere silence—when they do not expressly waive their Miranda rights and speak only after remaining silent through a period of interrogation:
What is does not mean they intend to invoke Miranda
500
Studies of police work have found that patrol officers would often deliberately delay responding to calls for service, especially in cases of:
What is family disturbances
500
What is one of the most critical decisions that an officer on patrol could make?
What is To engage in a high-speed pursuit
500
The Supreme Court has held that when an officer has probable cause to search a vehicle, the officer may search:
What is for objects belonging to a passenger in the vehicle
500
The order of severity (from low to high) of disciplinary actions commonly used by agencies would be:
What is counseling, documented oral counseling, letters of reprimand, suspension