SOCS 185N WEEK 8 FINAL EXAM TEST
QUESTION AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT
AND WORKABLE TEST LATEST SOLUTION
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Brown V. Mississippi 1936. Answer: Use of force in obtaining a
confession will make the confession inadmissible in court
⩥ 4 behavioral signs of addiction. Answer: Neglecting responsibilities
-Unexplained reasons for money
-Engaging in suspicious behavior
-Taking unnecessary risks
⩥ Legal Search Items. Answer: -Weapons
-Fruits of crime
-Instrument of crime
-Contraband
-Suspects
⩥ Massiah V. US 1964. Answer: Trickery cannot be used to obtain
incriminating statements
,⩥ Escobedo v. Illinois (1964). Answer: When questioning or focus shifts
to the subject with the purpose of obtaining a confession; the accused
must be permitted to consult with a lawyer or statements will be
inadmissible
⩥ Chambers v. Florida (1940). Answer: Confessions will be
inadmissible when intimidation or coercion are employed through
brutality, deprivation, questions above IQ and age of suspect
⩥ Arizona v. Gant. Answer: Police may only search a vehicle incident to
arrest if: The arrestee might access the vehicle @ the time of search, or
the vehicle contains evidence of the offense he was arrested for.
⩥ 1983 Action. Answer: Lawsuit of police because civilians feel police
did things wrong
⩥ Court of Appeals Cases. Answer: Appeals from District and Juvenile
Courts,
Cases must have previous final order or an order made before case is
final
⩥ Flammable and Combustible. Answer: Flammable: Below 141
Degrees
Combustible: Above 141 Degrees
,⩥ Oregon v. Mathiason (1977). Answer: Miranda is not required just
because questioning takes place in a police station. Some freedom must
be restricted
⩥ 6 mechanics of report writing. Answer: -Grammar & Punctuation
-No spelling errors
-Strong clear concise sentences
-Statements are objective
-Paragraphs
-Vocabulary
⩥ Graham v. Connor (1989). Answer: Objective reasonableness standard
for when an officer can legally use force on a subject and how much
force can be used
⩥ Placards on things that move (trucks). Answer: -Blue: Do Not use
water
-White: Posion
-Yellow: Oxidizer (Helps fire burn)
⩥ Liquor. Answer: A liquid that is alcohol, and a drinkable liquid.
Contains at least .5% of alcohol
, ⩥ Balanced Physical Fitness (6 things). Answer: -Cardiovascular
Endurance
-Muscular Strength
-Flexibility
-Muscular Endurance
-Anaerobic Power
-Body Composition
⩥ 5th Amendment. Answer: The Right to Remain Silent/Double
Jeopardy, right to due process
⩥ What does the Constitution have precedence over. Answer: Federal
and State statutes and local law and ordinances
⩥ Forensic Science (2 types) Considered Circumstantial Evidence.
Answer: -Physical: Foot print, Fingerprint, Fibers, Paint, Tire tracks
-Biological: Comes from living sources blood and other bodily fluid
⩥ Signs on things that don't move (buildings) Hazmat Diamond.
Answer: -Blue: Health
-Red: Flammability
-Yellow: Reactivity
-White: Special
QUESTION AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT
AND WORKABLE TEST LATEST SOLUTION
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Brown V. Mississippi 1936. Answer: Use of force in obtaining a
confession will make the confession inadmissible in court
⩥ 4 behavioral signs of addiction. Answer: Neglecting responsibilities
-Unexplained reasons for money
-Engaging in suspicious behavior
-Taking unnecessary risks
⩥ Legal Search Items. Answer: -Weapons
-Fruits of crime
-Instrument of crime
-Contraband
-Suspects
⩥ Massiah V. US 1964. Answer: Trickery cannot be used to obtain
incriminating statements
,⩥ Escobedo v. Illinois (1964). Answer: When questioning or focus shifts
to the subject with the purpose of obtaining a confession; the accused
must be permitted to consult with a lawyer or statements will be
inadmissible
⩥ Chambers v. Florida (1940). Answer: Confessions will be
inadmissible when intimidation or coercion are employed through
brutality, deprivation, questions above IQ and age of suspect
⩥ Arizona v. Gant. Answer: Police may only search a vehicle incident to
arrest if: The arrestee might access the vehicle @ the time of search, or
the vehicle contains evidence of the offense he was arrested for.
⩥ 1983 Action. Answer: Lawsuit of police because civilians feel police
did things wrong
⩥ Court of Appeals Cases. Answer: Appeals from District and Juvenile
Courts,
Cases must have previous final order or an order made before case is
final
⩥ Flammable and Combustible. Answer: Flammable: Below 141
Degrees
Combustible: Above 141 Degrees
,⩥ Oregon v. Mathiason (1977). Answer: Miranda is not required just
because questioning takes place in a police station. Some freedom must
be restricted
⩥ 6 mechanics of report writing. Answer: -Grammar & Punctuation
-No spelling errors
-Strong clear concise sentences
-Statements are objective
-Paragraphs
-Vocabulary
⩥ Graham v. Connor (1989). Answer: Objective reasonableness standard
for when an officer can legally use force on a subject and how much
force can be used
⩥ Placards on things that move (trucks). Answer: -Blue: Do Not use
water
-White: Posion
-Yellow: Oxidizer (Helps fire burn)
⩥ Liquor. Answer: A liquid that is alcohol, and a drinkable liquid.
Contains at least .5% of alcohol
, ⩥ Balanced Physical Fitness (6 things). Answer: -Cardiovascular
Endurance
-Muscular Strength
-Flexibility
-Muscular Endurance
-Anaerobic Power
-Body Composition
⩥ 5th Amendment. Answer: The Right to Remain Silent/Double
Jeopardy, right to due process
⩥ What does the Constitution have precedence over. Answer: Federal
and State statutes and local law and ordinances
⩥ Forensic Science (2 types) Considered Circumstantial Evidence.
Answer: -Physical: Foot print, Fingerprint, Fibers, Paint, Tire tracks
-Biological: Comes from living sources blood and other bodily fluid
⩥ Signs on things that don't move (buildings) Hazmat Diamond.
Answer: -Blue: Health
-Red: Flammability
-Yellow: Reactivity
-White: Special
