Constitutional Amendments & Landmark Cases
What does the 4th Amendment protect citizens from?
Unlawful Searches and Seizures
Facts/Circumstances that lead a reasonable person to believe that crime has been committed
What is probable cause?
What warrant exception applies when evidence is immediately visible during a lawful stop?
What is Plain View
What Latin term refers to the physical act of committing a crime?
What is Actus Reus
Which ARS title addresses alcohol laws?
What is Title 4
What rights are guaranteed by the 6th Amendment?
What is the right to a speedy trial and right to counsel/attorney
Facts/Circumstances that would lead a reasonable person to believe a crime may/might be committed
What is reasonable suspicion?
What exception allows officers to enter a residence to prevent the destruction of evidence?
What model describes the types and levels of force officers may use?
What is the Force Continuum
Which ARS title addresses juvenile law?
What is Title 8
What doctrine excludes evidence obtained without a valid warrant or probable cause?
What is the Exclusionary Rule
True or False: probable cause is required before police can arrest someone?
What is TRUE
What is required for a consent search to be legally valid?
What is consent given by someone with lawful authority
What is a non-incriminating face-to-face questioning called?
What is an Interview
Which ARS title addresses criminal law?
What is Title 13
What landmark case established a person’s right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during custodial interrogation?
What is the 5th Amendment
True or False: reasonable suspicion is sufficient to affect a full custody arrest of someone?
What is False
When searching solely under consent, what must officers do if consent to search is withdrawn?
What is stop the search immediately
What law addresses responsibility for someone indirectly involved in a crime?
What is Preparatory Offense
Which ARS title addresses traffic and transportation laws?
What is Title 28
Which landmark case allows officers to briefly stop and frisk a person for weapons?
What is Terry vs. Ohio
What level of suspicion does an officer have when acting on an anonymous tip describing possible criminal activity?
What is Reasonable Suspicion
True or False: If evidence is found during a lawful warrantless search, is it generally admissible in court?
What is True
What mental state involves the objective to cause a specific result or conduct?
What is Intentionally
Does ARS stand for?
What is Arizona Revised Statutes