Chp 2

Question 1

Laws that govern proper procedures for investigators in arresting suspects ,search in crime scenes ,and seizing property as evidence

Answer 1

Criminal procedural law’s

Question 2

Which defines the legal requirements that have to be met to determine whether a crime has been committed or given suspect is guilty or innocent of a specific criminal act

Answer 2

Substantive criminal laws

Question 3

To establish that a crime has been committed
To gather evidence of proof of the crime
To identify & arrest suspects
To build a case for trial

Answer 3

Four primary goals of carrying out a criminal investigation

Question 4

Written legal codes of a particular jurisdiction

Answer 4

Statutes

Question 5

Body of the crime

Answer 5

Corpus delicti

Question 6

The act requirement is referred to the legal term

Answer 6

Actus Reus

Question 7

Mental state during the act

Answer 7

Men’s Rea

Question 8

In traffic violations or other minor offenses only the act it’s self is required to imply guilt also known as

Answer 8

Strict liability offense

Question 9

What are the four mental states in chapter 2 of the book

Answer 9

Purposeful
knowing
reckless
Negligent

Question 10

Mental desire for the act to produce a specific outcome

Answer 10

Purposeful

Question 11

Committing the act while failing to foresee its potential to produce a specific outcome

Answer 11

Negligent

Question 12

Committing the act while disregarding its potential to produce a specific outcome

Answer 12

Reckless

Question 13

Mental awareness that the act most likely will produce a specific outcome

Answer 13

Knowing

Question 14

A warrant that is used when there is probable cause to believe that potential criminal evidence is honest you’re gorgeous specific destination and will arrive at a specified date and time

Answer 14

Anticipatory warrant

Question 15

Authorize law enforcement officers to enter private property without the permission or knowledge of its occupants and to search for evidence and afterwards return with the proper search warrant

Answer 15

Sneak and peek warrant

Question 16

The ruling states that the evidence secured by illegal means and in bad faith cannot be introduced in a criminal trial

Answer 16

The exclusionary rule

Question 17

If evidence is obtained without a warrant and it is later determined that the evidence eventually would have been discovered as a result of a legal ongoing search such evidence can be used in a court against in the accused suspect under the rule of

Answer 17

In evitable discovery

Question 18

The judges role in trial proceedings is to ensure the law is properly apply during the trial a roll referred to as

Answer 18

Trier of law

Question 19

Physical evidence
Documentary evidence
Testimonial evidence
Direct evidence 
Circumstantial evidence

Answer 19

Forms of evidence

Question 20

The individuals who must evaluate the adequacy of evidence related to the fact

Answer 20

Trier of fact

Question 21

Casual nonthreatening yet perhaps slightly inquisitive conversation between officer and person with whom they are making contact

Answer 21

Consensual encounter

Question 22

A case where child pornography was legally sees as evidence upon delivery of the illegal contraband to the man identified in the warrant as the purchaser

Answer 22

Us vs Gibbs

Question 23

In this final stage of the investigator identifies and list all the items seized during the search and presents those items before a judge

Answer 23

Search warrant return

Question 24

A written order, and the name of the people, signed by magistrate, directed to a peace officer, commanding him or her to search for persons, things, or personal property.

Answer 24

Search warrant

Question 25

1) probable cause exists to believe that evidence of crime is located on or in the vehicle
2) The vehicle is located where it is legally accessible to officers
3) The search is not conducted in a random manner that is, it focuses on places where the illegal items search for could be concealed

Answer 25

Motor vehicle exception

Question 26

Are legally protected against warrantless searches any land areas including structures on them to use exclusively by persons living on them

Answer 26

Curtilages

Question 27

The suspect waived their right to a jury trial the judge serves as the trier of both fact and law

Answer 27

Bench hearing

Question 28

Imminent threat to public safety by dangerous instrumentals or hazards example and explosive drug lab what case was this involved with!

Answer 28

People vs Duncan

Question 29

Preventing escape after lawfully attempting to detain or arrest while the suspect is in a public place. what case involved the Lawful pursuit of a traffic violator into a residence

Answer 29

People vs Lloyd