search and siezure

Question 1

emergency aid exception

Answer 1

A warrantless entry into a home when an emergency exists and there is a need to render aid or to protect an individual from immediate harm from themselves or others.

Question 2

community caretaking doctrine

Answer 2

An exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement based on the public’s expectation that law enforcement may take action to save life or render aid.

Question 3

community caretaking search

Answer 3

A non-criminal encounter with a citizen or vehicle that is intended for law enforcement to investigate a serious medical concern or other life safety issues (i.e., Legal 2000).

Question 4

⦁ Field strip searches

Answer 4

Field strip searches of prisoners will be conducted only in the rarest of circumstances where the life of officers or others may be placed at risk and only with the explicit approval of a lieutenant and only in the presence of a supervisor.

Question 5

static warrants

Answer 5

1. premise freeze
2. impounded vehicle
3. vehicle in police custody pending warrant
4. electronic data storage
5. t3 wiretaps, gps
6. impounded locked boxes, file cabinets, safes
7. safe deposit boxes
8. documents or parcels held by professional 3rd party
   9.buccal swabs
9. blood draw
10. body cavity search
    12.unoccupied structure
11. any non-residential structure reasonably believed to be unnoccupied

Question 6

obtaining a search warrant

Answer 6

⦁ Search warrant application and affidavit:
⦁ The search warrant
⦁ Search warrant return of service:
⦁ Sealing order (when applicable
⦁ Turnover order (when applicable