Making of Laws -Check on Learning - Arrest, Amendments, Etc

The Exclusionary Rule developed out of which Supreme Court case?

• Florida v Royer

• Mapp v Ohio

• Terry v Ohio

• Coolidge v New Hampshire

Which Supreme Court case gives officers the right to "frisk" a person they have legally detained, if the officer believes the person has a weapon?

• Florida v Royer

• Terry v Ohio

• Coolidge v New Hampshire

• Mapp v Ohio

A search warrant may be issued if the officer has reasonable suspicion.

• True

• False

A search warrant must describe the place to be searched and the property to be seized.

• True

• False

What level of proof does an administrator at your school have to have in order to search you or your property?

• Mere hunch

• Probable cause

• None

• Reasonable suspicion

A search of a person or immediate area of control can legally be conducted after an arrest.

• True

• False

Name the Amendment: Protection against unreasonable searches and seizure

• 1st Amendment

• 2nd Amendment

• 3rd Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 5th Amendment

Name the Amendment: Right to bear arms

• 1st Amendment

• 2nd Amendment

• 3rd Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 5th Amendment

What is the level of proof required for an arrest?

• Beyond a reasonable doubt

• Probable cause

• Reasonable suspicion

• Clear and convincing

The elements of an arrest include all EXCEPT which one?

• Intent (The officer has to do something, i.e, tell you are under arrest, put handcuffs on)

• Authority (The person has to have a legal right to arrest you)

• Custody (You have to actually be seized by the police or someone in authority)

• Understanding of the subject (You need to know what is going on, and understand)

• Interrogation (The police must ask you questions while on scene)