[CJ] Chapter 7: Police Officers in Action Flashcards

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The application made for the arrest warrant must be ______…?

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The application made for the arrest warrant must be [specific]. The person must describe that crime evidence, witness, the suspect, etc. And they must swear to the truth of the circumstances.

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The police officer must do these things to get an arrest warrant…

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They must describe the crime, the evidence, the witness, the suspect, and they must swear to the truth of the circumstances.

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Search incident to a lawful arrest

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When a police officer makes a lawful arrest, he has the automatic right to conduct a search.

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Arrest warrant

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Is a court order issued by a judge, authorizing that the suspect be taken into police custody.

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Arrest Warrant

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Is a court order issued by a judge authorizing that the suspect be taken into police custody.

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Search Incident to a lawful arrest

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When a police officer makes a lawful arrest he has the automatic right to conduct a search.

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Request for information

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When police officer may ask nonthreatening questions such as names, address, or destination, if they have an objective, credible, or [articulable reason] as a justification for doing so.

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Inquiry

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When an officer asked more pointed questions that would lead the person approached, reasonably to believe that they are suspected of some wrongdoing. It must be supported by a founded suspicion that criminality is afoot.

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Forcible Stop

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When an officer and back in the same individual against their will and has a [reasonable suspicion] that, that person has committed or about to commit a crime

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Frisk

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The pat-down of the outside of clothing an individual. An individual being stopped does not have to consent to a frisk. For valid frisk, the officer must have an [articulable basis] to fear for their own safety or possession of weapons. (To fear for one’s safety)

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