Constitutional Law Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definition of Interrogation ? (BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY IT)

A

Direct questioning likely to result in an incriminating response

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2
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Can a person who is under the influence be consider “intelligent” ?
would the statement of such person will be consider admissible ?

A

No, because it will be consider “ Self inducted disability “

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3
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4 Criteria used by the court to determine custody
Groome Factor ( LIFF )
( Need to be able to write it in a fill in )

A

L = Location
I = Interview Style
F = Focus
F = Freedom to leave

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4
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definition of Custody

A

Significant deprivation of freedom

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5
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comm vs mavredakis

A

If the suspect’s lawyer tried to contact him officer shall notify the suspect and relay any information the lawyer provided the officer
( If Any )

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6
Q

Cops + Custody + Interrogation = ?

A

= MIRANDA

Cops + Custody + Interrogation = MIRANDA

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7
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Miranda warnings are only required when a person is in custody and subjected to interrogation

                                True or False
A

TRUE

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8
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Waiver of Miranda rights ( VIK )

A

VIK

V = Voluntary
I = Intelligent
K = Knowingly

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9
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Mirandas rights ( Be able to respond a FILL IN )

A
  • You have the right to remain silent
  • Anything you say can and will be used against you
  • You have the right to an attorney; and, If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.
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10
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What is Functional Equivalent ?

A

Is when a Police Officer uses any words or actions, when they know or should be reasonable aware, are likely to elicit an incriminating response.
( Be able to respond a FACT PATTERN )

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11
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What are the five rights or protections the Fifth Amendment breaks down into ?

A

1) The right to a jury trial when you’re charged with a crime
2) Protection against double jeopardy
3) Protection against self-incrimination
4) The right to a fair trial
5) Protection against the taking of property by the government without compensation.

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12
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Exit Order Criteria

A
  1. Officer Safety
  2. Reasonable Suspicion of a (any) crime
  3. Police Function (search, tow, etc.)
  4. Community Caretaking Function (medical emergency, etc.)
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13
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Are Exit Orders Automatic

A

NO

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14
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Following an exit order, a frisk is ____________

A

Not Automatic

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15
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Motor Vehicle Frisk Area

A

Extends to the area where the suspect realistically had, has, or will have access to a weapon.

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16
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4th Amendment reasonableness decides officers’ actions as:

A

Objectively reasonable; also,
determines reasonableness to the stop

17
Q

Is the use of force under the 4th Amendment considered a seizure?

A

YES

18
Q

Pretextual Stops

A

General consideration:
- An officer can observe/follow a motor vehicle until they commit a traffic violation to be able to stop and investigate them.
- Also, officers can run plates on a motor vehicle at any time (REG plates have no expectation of privacy because they are property of the Registry)