QUESTION 1

1. WhatEnglishdocument from 1215 was theprecursorto the US. Constitution? [x]

QUESTION 2

1. The first ten amendments to the US Constitution are known as what?
2. The Magna Carta
3. Due Process
4. The Bill of Rights
5. The Federal Criminal Code

QUESTION 3

1. Law enforcement needs "probable cause" in order to justifytwodifferent acts. What are the two different acts?

QUESTION 4

1. What is the standard needed for a police officer to do anInvestigative Detention? [x]

QUESTION 5

1. "Probable Cause" is a higher standard to meet than "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt".
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 6

1. At a suppression hearinga judgemust rule on whether a police officer had "probable cause" to arrest an individual.
2. The officer states everything that he saw and did. The judge must review whether a "reasonable person" in that situation would have come to the same conclusion in order to determine if there was probable cause.
3. True
4. False

QUESTION 7

1. A Warrant can only be issued if there is, what?
2. Reasonable Suspicion
3. Probable Cause
4. Reasonable Cause
5. None of the above

QUESTION 8

1. The US Supreme Court has ruled the currentminimum standardin evaluatingProbable Causeis a two prong test known aAguilar-Spinelli.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 9

1. A "Sneak and Peak" warrant allows law enforcement to enter a premises and look around without noticing/informing the owners before or after [after does not include after arrest].
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 10

1. A regular/basic Warrant issued by a judge will specifythe time framesin which the warrantmustbe executed. This means it must be executed within a certainnumber of days andatcertain times of day. [this answer not spelled out in book, read between the lines]
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 11

1. A warrant thatdoes notrequire the police toannoncethemselves prior to entry is known as?
2. Nightime warrant
3. Free Entry warrant
4. No-Knock warrant
5. Anticipatory warrant

QUESTION 12

1. When considering the information provided in anaffidavitthat purports to demonstrateProbable Causethe time frame of the information is vital. Meaning if the information is old itmay notbe used to support Probable Cause. This issue of timeliness is known as?
2. Vicinage
3. Particularity
4. Aguilar-Spinelli
5. Staleness