5 Written Questions

1. stealing a person; unlawfully restraining a person
2. no warrant needed, you can take back your consent at any time during search
3. marked by professionalism and an emphasis on law enforcement; officers are expected to detain a high number of juvenile offenders, issue traffic tickets, and a large number of misdemeanor arrests
4. no inter-racial marriage, preaching gospel without a license is prohibited, prevented blacks from renting land in cities, negro seamen's act
5. if police violate rights that leads to evidence that they can legally use; means you can't use the second evidence found because they found it through illegal searches to get to that point

5 Matching Questions

1. Warrantless Searches
2. Act of Necessity
3. Plessy v. Forguson
4. Personal Stress
5. Differential response

1. a separate but equal ruling
2. b special needs beyond the normal purposes of law enforcement, stop and frisk, search incident to a lawful arrest, exigent circumstances, consent, automobile searches
3. c acquittal defense; you did because of circumstances you're forced to commit a crime to avoid a greater evil
4. d can be caused by an officer's racial or gender status among peers; social isolation and perceptions of bias also contribute
5. e system that assigns priorities to calls for service to help improve efficiency

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. situations in which police officers use their authority to deprive people of their liberty or property which must not be "unreasonable"
   1. Terrorism
   2. Menss rea
   3. battery
   4. seizures
2. taking something from a person or their immediate presence with force or threat of force
   1. battery
   2. robbery
   3. attempt
   4. burglary
3. the sending of Americans overseas to get information because they legally can't in the US (CIA practice)
   1. Preventive Patrol
   2. exclusionary rule
   3. Organizational Stress
   4. Rendition and Torcher
4. enforcing the law, maintaing order, preventing crime, providing services to the community
   1. Functions of Law Enforcement
   2. Act of Necessity
   3. 5th Amendment
   4. law enforcement
5. the officiers acted with the honest belief that they were following the proper rules, but the judge issued the warrant improperly
   1. crimes against a person
   2. "grass eaters"
   3. "Good Faith" Exception
   4. Brown v. Board of Education

5 True/False Questions

1. pat down search → if police are in a place they have the right to be and can see an item that is immediate of a crime they cant take it

   True        False

2. Brown v. Board of Education → states a law must be made public before it can be enforced

   True        False

3. Coping Delays → you cannot leave the scene to call the police

   True        False

4. Aspects of Policing → limited authority, local control, fragmented organization

   True        False

5. Incomplete crimes → drugs and criminal organizations, public safety and terrorism, financial and high-tech crime, trafficking in human beings, fugitive apprehension, corruption

   True        False