Exam 2 Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Discretion

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The freedom to decide what should be done in proper situation

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2
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Hearsay

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Info received from other people

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3
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Probable cause

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Reasonable grounds ( for making a search, pressing charge)

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Reasonable suspicion

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Justify brief stops and detentions but not enough for a full search

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5
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Reasonableness

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The quality of being as much as in appropriate or fairy

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6
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Stop and frisk

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Detain somebody

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Search and seizure

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Mapp v Ohio 4th and 5th

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Reform era policing

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Progressive era, time when police community relations, reform era police began heavily using police cars to enhance overall police practices

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4th amendment

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The right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures

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5th

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No person shall be held to answer for a capital or otherwise infamous crime unless one of imprisonment or indictment of grand jury

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6th

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And criminal prosecutions your queue so enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial

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Political era policing

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Primary tactic of police during the political era was foot patrol

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13
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Exclusionary rule

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A legal rule based on constitutional law saying that collect in violation is unmissable

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Night watchman

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Groups of men usually authorize my steak on their side of the tire collective you provide long as were originated in Britain

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Problem solving policing

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University of Wisconsin Herman Goldstein policing strategy that involved IDs and analysis of specific crime and disorder problems in order to develop effective response strategies

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Bail and nj reform

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Will largely in bloom a bill for minor crimes as expected significantly reduce the stage to know population under the new law course will use a risk assessment to decide whether not to finish being released pretrial relevance of this on the person cash bail

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Initial appearance

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Before a judge within a few hours of his/her arrest

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Grand jury

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Jury of 23 jurors selected to examine the validly of an accusation before trial

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Arraignment

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The action of arranging someone in court

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Preliminary hearing

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Trail before the trail judge decided where the defendant is guilty or not but if there is enough evidence to take defendant to trail

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Adjudicators hearing

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Make musical ruking such as judgment or degree. Petition or warrant are true

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Tennessee v garner

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4Th amendment a law enforcement officer is pursuing a fleeing suspect her or she may not use deadly force to prevent escape unless the suspect threats death or serious injury

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Graham v Connor

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Case where the court determined that an objective reasonableness standard should apply to a civil and claim that law enforcement officials used excessive force excessive force

Excessive force

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Terry v Ohio

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4th amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures is not violated when a police officer stops a suspect on the street and frisks him or her without probable cause

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Gideon v wainwright
States required under 6th to provide counsel in criminal cases to represent defendants were unable to pay for their own attorneys.
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Batson v Kentucky
Dismissal of jurors
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Right to counsel
Criminal defendant right to attorney is found in 6th the "assistance of counsel for the accused in all criminal prosecution. Gideon v wainwright
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Differences in stages
Commencement- whether to conduct investigation or not, given to prosecutor Appreance in court- appears informed of the charges Bail- see if they should be released Premlimnary- evidence or not Trail- Sentence-pleads guilty or found guilty
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Diverse policing
``` Empathy Effective communication Compassion Intelligence Relate to people on personal level ```
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Factor of discretion
``` Suspects demeanor Suspects record Complaints Attitude of parent/guardian System variables ```
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Warrantless search
``` Consent to search Search conducted incident to arrests Evidence in plain view Automobile searches Exigenct circumstances ```
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Technology changing
``` Importance of privacy expectations Rights of victims Rights of defendants Roles of defense and prosecutor Labtops in police cars ```