1.Can a police officer arrest a person because he or she has probable cause

that a crime has been committed?

2.If not, why not?

3.At a probable cause hearing to determine whether an arrest was lawful, a police officer could give

testimony based on hearsay evidence. True or false, and why?

4.At a trial, a police officer could give testimony based on hearsay evidence.

True or false, and why?

5.At a trial, the prosecutor could call his or her first witness to testify about the

prior bad acts and convictions of the defendant to show that he is the kind of person

who was likely to commit the crime in question. True or false, and why?

6.At a trial, if the defendant takes the witness stand in his own defense, he can be cross-examined

with questions about his past bad acts and convictions. True or false, and why?

7.To lawfully convict a person of a crime, the jury must find the defendant guilty

beyond any doubt. True or false, and why?

PLEASE BE SHORT AND CONCISE, THANK YOU.