I DIDN'T DO IT!!
A Latin word meaning elsewhere. And excuse or plea that a person was somewhere else at the time a crime was committed.
A) Alibi B)Bona fide
Alibi
A state of drunkenness or similar condition created by the use of drugs or alcohol.
A) Intoxication B) Arrest warrant
Intoxication
To take a person suspected of a crime into custody.
A) Arrest B) Entrapment
Arrest
A court order issued by a judge or magistrate giving police the power to search a person want to enter a building to search for and see his items related to a crime.
A) Search warrants B) Arrest
Search warrants
Be inappropriate use of race as a factor and identifying people who may break or have broken the law.
A) Racial profiling B) Exclusionary rule
Exclusionary rule
The legal defense of a person considered not yet legally responsible for his or her actions.
A) Infancy OR B) STOP AND FRISK
Infancy
Evidence that justifies at officer and stopping and questioning an individual believe to be involved in criminal activity.
A) Corroborate B)Reasonable suspicion
Reasonable suspicion
A court order document authorizing the police to arrest an individual on it specific charge.
A) Arrest warrant B) Insanity defense
Arrest warrant
A court order issued by a judge or magistrate giving police the power to search a person want to enter a building to search for and see his items related to a crime.
A) Search warrants B) Exclusionary rule
Search warrants
To question a witness or suspected criminals.
A) Interrogate B) Custodial interrogation
Interrogate
Biological evidence, derive from testing samples of human tissues or fluids that genetically link and offender to a crime.
A) DNA evidence B) Exclusionary rule
DNA evidence
A legal rule that generally prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence against the defendant at trial generally applies to violations I would’ve finance fourth, fifth, or sixth amendment rights.
A) Exclusionary rule B) Reasonable suspicion
Exclusionary rule
A reasonable belief, known personally or through reliable sources, that specific person has committed a crime.
A) Probable cause B) Intoxication
Probable cause
A Latin term, meaning “in good faith” characterized by acting in good faith and lack of fraud or deceit.
A) Affidavit B) Bona fide
Bona fide
Giving evidence and answering questions that subject yourself to prosecution.
A) Contraband B) Self incrimination
Self incrimination
Defense raised by a criminal defendant stating that because of a mental disease or defect the defendant should not be held responsible for the crime committed.
A) Insanity defense B) Search warrants
Insanity defense
An act by law enforcement officials to persuade a person to commit a crime that the the person would not otherwise have committed. If proven, this is a valid defense to a criminal charge.
A) Arrest B) Entrapment
Entrapment
To confirm information.
A) Corroborate B) DNA evidence
Corroborate
A written statement of facts sworn to mermaid under oath before someone authorized to administer an oath.
A) Affidavit B) Exclusionary rule
Affidavit
Writes that a person taken into custody must be informed by police or other officials before questioning begins.
A) Custodial interrogation B) Miranda warnings
Miranda warnings
A defense to a criminal charge that shows a just and lawful reason for the defendant's conduct.
HINT: IT'S A BEAR ______________
A) Necessity B) Bona fide
Necessity
And a lawful pressure on a person to do something that he or she would not otherwise do. This maybe a defense to a criminal charge.
A) Duress B) Arrest warrant
Duress
To pat down or search the outer clothing of someone home the police is believed to be acting suspiciously.
A) Stop and frisk B) Alibi
Stop and frisk
Any items that are illegal to possess.
A) Contraband B) Search warrants
Contraband
Questioning by law enforcement officers after a person has been taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his or her freedom of movement.
A) Custodial interrogation B) Insanity defense
Custodial interrogation