Legal Guidelines Flashcards
what are the names for the three separate warrant types
Misdemeanor- Bench Warrant
Felony Alias Capias
Juvenile arrest- Take and hold
At what point and under which case is an arrest considered “Complete”?
when it is communicated to the person being arrested.
Channey V State
The elements of an arrest are spelled out in which court case
Clark V State
What is Jenkins v State
Establishes the arrest of an individual based on probable cause and the totality of the circumstances
what is the highest level of diplomatic immunity
Diplomatic agents (ambassadors/ ministers)
what are the three colors issued by dept of the state for foreign
Blue for diplomats
Green for officials
red for consular
What court case held that an individual maintains a legitimate expectation of privacy in the records of his physical movements as captured through cell phone data and requires a warrant for above information.
Carpenter V U.S.
What does Section 1983 of Title 42 U.S. code cover
Civil rights
Which court case deals with civil rights
Marshall V Sawyer
What section of Title 18 deals with criminal liability under US Code
Section 242
Florida V Jardines
A warrant must be obtained to use a drug sniffing dog on the front porch or curtilage of a home
US V Jones
Warrant is needed to place a GPS onto a vehicle while on private land
According to FSS 102.031 how far must solicitors be away from polling places
150 feet
Blandin V State
requires drivers to request reinstatement after having driving privileges revoked
Stovall V Denno
Involves taking a victim to a hospital for a show up of a suspect
A suspect has no right to counsel at a photographic display regardless of whether the display is conducted prior or post indictment
Kirby V Illinois
U.S. V ASh
Wong Sun V U.S
Fruits of the poisonous tree
Florida V Jimeno
Lawful search of closed containers found during a consent to search a vehicle
Fernandez V Caliornia
Warrantless search with consent of an occupant who possess common authority over the premises even if the other occupant objected but is physically absent from the premise.
Items may be seized in plain view without a warrant
Minnesota V Dickerson and Horton V California
Which case law gives an officer the ability to temporarily detain someone based on reasonable suspicion
Terry V Ohio
Reasonable suspicion to stop someone who runs from police for an investigative detention in a high crime area
Illinois V Wardlow
Search incident to arrest
Chimel V California
Arizona V Gant
No longer viable for search incident to arrest when suspect is physically separated from any possible weapon or destructible evidence
