Exam 3 Flashcards

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1
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The most intrusive type of seizure, need probable cause

A

Arrest

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2
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Need to check validity immediately prior to arrest to verify that it is still valid (BPD special order 95-31)

A

Arrest Warrant

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3
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Needed to search home or motor vehicle

A

Search warrant

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4
Q

A. Arrest warrant for suspect
B. Search warrant for 3rd party dwelling absent consent of owner

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3rd Party Dwelling

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5
Q

Straight Warrant: new charges
Default Warrant: issued by judge for not showing up to court (didn’t pay fine)

A

2 types of Warrants

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6
Q

Need to check that other state/jurisdiction will extradite- if so, you will arrest and then have a separate incident report and complaint packet because it’s a separate charge

A

Fugitive Warrant

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7
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A) intent
B) Communication
C) Control

A

Arrest

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8
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Probable Cause hearing within 24 hours

A

Jenkins Hearing

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9
Q

A) probable cause
B) arrestable offense
C) jurisdiction

A

Lawful Arrest

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10
Q

Must release forthwith and document

A

If additional facts change probable cause

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11
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A) allowed within one hour of arrival at station
B) Cannot withhold
C) no expectation of privacy- what they say is admissible in court

A

Phone call after arrest

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12
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500 yards

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Boston police jurisdiction into Brookline and Newton

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13
Q

A) reliability/veracity
B) basis of knowledge (must be personal knowledge not street rumor/hearsay)

A

Aguilar Spinelli Test

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14
Q

A) known victim
B) known witness
C) other police officer
D) declaration against penal interest
E) good track record

A

Reliable Sources

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15
Q

A) Consent
B) Abandonment
C) Booking Search
D) Plainview
E) Incident to Lawful Arrest
F) Exigent Circumstances

A

Warrantless Searches (CAB PIE)

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16
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A) Voluntary: no coercion/duress
B) Intelligent: clear, explicit, plain
C) Knowingly: told of right to refuse, proper age, mental condition

A

Consent (VIK)

17
Q

For __________ to be valid must be voluntary and informed

A

Consent

18
Q

If consent is ________ officer must ________

A

Revoked, stop searching immediately

19
Q

Officers ______ ask for consent to search during a traffic stop for MV infraction

A

Cannot

20
Q

Officers must have _________ to ask for consent to search

A

Reasonable Suspicion

21
Q

A) fresh and continuous pursuit
B) Exigent Circumstances

A

Exceptions to warantless arrest in private dwelling

22
Q

Items discarded during pursuit by police as long as police had RS to conduct the stop at the beginning of the pursuit

A

Abandonment

23
Q

Items discarded while police are following/watching

A

Also abandonment

24
Q

A) Lawful Presence
B) Inadvertance
C) Seizable Evidence

A

Plainview (LIS)

25
Q

A) Weapons
B) Avoid arrest or effect escape )means of escape)
C) Evidence of the crime for which the arrest is made

A

Search Incident to Lawful Arrest (MGL 276 s 1)

26
Q

A) not a search for evidence
B) protect owners property
C) prevent false claims
D) prevent suicide
E) community caretaker function
F) aid in identification

A

Booking Search/Inventory

27
Q

A) based on PC
B) determined by Duty Supervisor
C) must be done reasonably

A

Strip Searches

28
Q

Collective Knowledge Doctrine

A

The knowledge of one is the knowledge of all