Chapter 5

Question 1

What must there be, that is more than suspicion, in order to make an arrest?

Answer 1

Reasonable/probable grounds

Question 2

What are the steps for arrest?

Answer 2

1. Identifying themselves as a police officer
2. Informing the accused of the arrest and charges
3. Informing the accused their right to remain silent
4. Informing the accused of their right to counsel
5. Physical contact to indicate custody (handcuffs)

Question 3

When can police use deadly force?

Answer 3

1. When there is a threat of serious harm or death
2. When the suspect flees with a weapon
3. When no other less violent means exist

Question 4

What can an officer use in the case the accused resists?

Answer 4

Use reasonable force.

Question 5

When can police search a person without a warrant?

Answer 5

If they have arrested that person, or if they believe they are carrying a weapon or illegal drugs.

Question 6

What do officers need in order to search a home?

Answer 6

A search warrant.

Question 7

How do officers obtain a search warrant?

Answer 7

The officer must swear before a judge that an offence has been committed and that there are reasonable and probable grounds for the search.