Block 1 intro to criminal law

Question 1

Article 1 of constitution

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Legislative power and describes how members are elected and their powers

Question 2

Article 2

Answer 2

Defines executive power; has 4 sections

Question 3

Article 3

Answer 3

Defines judicial power; has 3 sections

Question 4

Article 4

Answer 4

Defines relationships between states; has four sections

Question 5

Article 5

Answer 5

Sets out process for congress or states to amend constitution; one section

Question 6

Article 6

Answer 6

Establishes U.S law as the supreme law of the land; “supremacy clause”

Question 7

Amendment 3 of constitution

Answer 7

Forbids soldiers in time of piece from using citizens homes for quarter

Question 8

Amendment 2

Answer 8

Right to bear arms

Question 9

Amendment 8

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Prevents excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishment;

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Amendment 9

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Other rights citizens have that are not played out in constitution

Question 11

Sir Robert peele principles

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9; drafted in 1829

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Principle 1

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Basic mission of law enforcement is crime prevention

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Principle 2

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Public approval is necessary for performing LE duties

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Principle 3

Answer 13

Public cooperation is main goal of law enforcement

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Principle 4

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More use of force = less cooperation from public

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Principle 5

Answer 15

Impartial but friendly policing

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Principle 6

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De escalation is fumdamental

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Principle 7

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Police are equal to public

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Principle 8

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LE role is to take people in ONLY

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Principle 9

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Absence of crime is true test of police efficiency

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S.C. state constitution importance

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Awards further protections relating to the 4th amendment

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US supreme court

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Makes final determination on constitutional laws; highest court; 9 members nominated by president and approved by senate

Question 22

Decisions by U.S Supreme Court are

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Binding in all federal and state courts