test

Question 1

what burden of proof is needed for a terry frisk

Answer 1

reasonable suspicion

Question 2

what’s a terry frisk looking for

Answer 2

weapons

Question 3

considerations for a investigatory detainment

Answer 3

time of day, location NOT race, or height.

Question 4

do they read them a copy of the criminal complaint at the arraignment

Answer 4

yes

Question 5

how much time do they have to notify if there’s a change of address if on bond

Answer 5

48 hours to respond

Question 6

what least do you want to establish reasonable suspicion

Answer 6

anonymous citizen

Question 7

when released from rule 519 how many days do we have to file a criminal complaint

Answer 7

5 days to file

Question 8

least popular way to do a summary proceeding

Answer 8

to file

Question 8

on a mere encounter can you detain someone

Answer 8

no

Question 9

do you need insurance info on citation

Answer 9

no

Question 10

are you able to put someone’s race onto a traffic citation

Answer 10

no

Question 11

community history matters when doing frisk?

Answer 11

yes

Question 12

The judicial territory of court proceedings. Can be either county if it is within 100 yards of the county border.

Answer 12

venue

Question 13

what’s rule 519

Answer 13

release someone if the most serious offense is a M2 or below OR M1 (DUI)
1. aren’t a threat to others or themselves
2. will appear in court

Question 14

can you go into someone’s house if you think the person you’re looking for is in there

Answer 14

only with a search warrant

Question 15

when someone committed a serious crime and they are hiding in someone’s house?

Answer 15

search warrant

Question 16

witness info on citation

Answer 16

no

Question 17

do you need physical description.
On a complaint or citation?

Answer 17

criminal complaint

Question 18

how do private citizens file a summary

Answer 18

criminal complaint

Question 19

facts that a reasonable person would determine a crime has been committed

Answer 19

probable cause

Question 20

explainable info blah blah blah

Answer 20

reasonable suspicion

Question 21

what does the magistrate do once you file a complaint

Answer 21

summons

Question 22

is there a jury for summary offences

Answer 22

no

Question 22

can you burst into someone’s house with reasonable suspicion

Answer 22

no

Question 23

at a hearing does the defendant need to talk

Answer 23

no

Question 24

for preliminary hearing what burden of proof

Answer 24

prima facia

Question 25

nighttime search warrant

Answer 25

10 pm- 6am

Question 26

for a nighttime warrant what burden of proof

Answer 26

reasonable cause

Question 27

can you promptly release a F3

Answer 27

no

Question 28

bill of particulars

Answer 28

7 days to plea

Question 29

do you need height/weight for complaint

Answer 29

no

Question 30

traffic citations

Answer 30

Traffic citations have a statute of limitations of 30 days or 1 year with an injury. If new evidence is introduced no case can be tried after 3 years.

Citations must be given to the MDJ within 5 days and the defendant must respond with 10 days.

Question 31

different bonds

Answer 31

Example of a Nominal Bond is $1.

Example of an Unsecure Bond is when a defendant owns nothing upfront, but must pay if they do not show up to court proceedings.

An ROR Bond is when the defendant is released on own recognizance as they believe the defendant will show up to court without consequences being laid.