Module 5 Flashcards

1
Q

A strip search can never be conducted for traffic or misdemeanor arrests.

A

• False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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2
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While in the arresting officer’s custody, a prisoner must be treated humanely, which may include ________.

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• addressing the person by name (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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3
Q

A prisoner’s right to consult with an attorney may be denied _________.

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• if the suspect poses an imminent danger of escape (Correct Answer)

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4
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After arrest, the arresting officer must take the prisoner, without unnecessary delay (normally ___ hours), before a judge in the county of arrest for a formal hearing.

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• 48 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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5
Q

Defendants in jail have a right to a trial within ___ days of being taken into custody.

A

• 120 (Correct Answer)

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6
Q

A defendant must be at least ___ years of age before pleading guilty without being represented by counsel (except in fine-only cases).

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• 18 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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7
Q

Most offenses are “bailable”, but there are exceptions which include __________.

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• Capital offenses (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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8
Q

The preliminary hearing is to determine _________.

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• if probable cause exists (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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9
Q

In the proceedings to commence prosecution, the form of charge shall state the victim’s _______

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  • name
  • initials
  • description
  • all of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
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10
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Any person appearing before the Grand Jury has the right to be accompanied by counsel, who shall advise the defendant of his rights and lead the cross-examination of any witnesses presented by the state.

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• False (Correct Answer)

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11
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At arraignment, the judge may ___________.

A
  • allow the defendant to enter a plea of “not guilty”
  • dismiss the case
  • allow the defendant to enter a plea of “guilty”
  • all of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
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12
Q

A strip search may be conducted during a traffic or misdemeanor arrest in cases involving _________.

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• the potential concealment of weapons or controlled substances (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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13
Q

Which of the following rights must be afforded to a prisoner in custody?

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• Right to remain silent (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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14
Q

The common exceptions to the “Speedy Trial Act”, which may cause the trial date to be postponed, include pre-trial fitness hearings and court-granted continuances which are requested by the defendant.

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• True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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15
Q

Except for “fine only” cases, every accused person who is indigent has a right to court-appointed counsel before pleading to criminal charges.

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True

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16
Q

Most offenses are “bailable”, but there are exceptions where the court, after a hearing, determines that the release would pose a real and present threat to the physical safety of another person(s) in general and in the following instances:

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  • Stalking
  • Terrorist threat
  • Aggravated stalking
  • All of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
17
Q

A grand jury consists of _____ persons, _____ of who are necessary to constitute a quorum.

A

• 16/12 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

18
Q

Which of the following rights must be afforded to a prisoner in custody?

A
  • Right to food
  • Right to humane treatment
  • Right to shelter
  • All of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
19
Q

A prisoner has the right to _________ consultations with his/her attorney.

A

• unlimited (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

20
Q

Defendants awaiting trial while out on bail have a right to a trial within ___ days of being taken into custody.

A

• 160 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

21
Q

A defendant must be at least 17 years of age before one may plead guilty without being represented by counsel (except in fine only cases).

A

• False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

22
Q

When a defendant is charged with a felony offense and in custody, the defendant shall receive either a preliminary hearing examination or an indictment by a Grand Jury within ____ days ( ___ days if on bail or recognizance) from the date the person was taken into custody.

A

• 30/60 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

23
Q

In the proceedings to commence prosecution, the form of charge shall state the _______

A

• name of the offense (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

24
Q

At arraignment, the judge may ___________.

A

• dismiss the case (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

25
Q

If a prisoner is transferred to a new place of custody, the right to communicate with an attorney or family does not renew.

A

False (Correct Answer/your answer)

26
Q

Upon the arresting officer’s presentation of a prisoner before a judge, the judge will inform the prisoner of _____.

A

notice of and a copy of the charges

  • his/her right to counsel
  • the amount of bail
  • all of the above (Correct Answer/Your Answer)
27
Q

_______ are often conditions of a bail bond.

A

Restricted travel

  • Compliance with state statutes/laws
  • Appearing in court when required
  • All of the above (Correct Answer/Your answer)
28
Q

A defendant may ________ a preliminary hearing.

A

waive his/her right to (Correct Answer/Your Answer)

29
Q

At arraignment a defendant does not have the right to consult with counsel before pleading to a criminal charge, but may request an attorney for representation.

A

False (Correct Answer/Your Answer)

30
Q

When a prisoner has been arrested pursuant to an “out-of- county” arrest warrant, the accused cannot waive his/her right to appear before a judge in the county of arrest and subsequently be surrendered to an agency in the county where the warrant was issued.

A

• False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

31
Q

Before a strip search may be conducted, the officer must obtain written permission from the “police commander” or other person designated by the agency to authorize strip searches.

A

True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

32
Q

In the proceedings to commence prosecution, the form of charge shall state the _______

A
  • names of the accused
  • county of the offense
  • name of the offense
  • all of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
33
Q

Any person appearing before the Grand Jury has the right to be accompanied by counsel, who shall _______.

A

• advise the defendant of his rights (Correct Answer / Your Answer)