Felony 1 jail time - ANSWER more than 10 years
Felony 2 Jail Time - ANSWER Not more than 10 years
Felony 3 Jail Time - ANSWER Not more than 7 years
Misdemeanor 1 Jail Time - ANSWER Not more than 5 years
Misdemeanor 2 Jail TIme - ANSWER Not more than 2 years
Misdemeanor 3 Jail Time - ANSWER Not more than 1 year
Summary Offense - ANSWER Not classified as a crime
No more than 90 Days in jail
Fine under 500$
Tennesse v Garner - ANSWER Deadly force is justified when
- the severity of the crime at issue
- whether the suspect posed an immediate threat to police officers or the public
- whether the suspect was actively resisting or trying to evade arrest by flight
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, Graham v Connor - ANSWER Objectively Reasonable Standard
- would an officer facing a similar situation do something like/similar to the Officer
Which amendment allows probable cause? - ANSWER 4th amendment
Instrument of a crime - ANSWER anything that can be used to harm someone
ex. Burglary, crowbar or screwdriver etc
Criminal Mischief ex - ANSWER Intentionally damages real or personal property of an-
other
ex. Beat neighbors car with a sledge
903 Conspirator - ANSWER Agree to engage in a crime (attempt or solicitation)
Agrees to aid someone in a crime (attempt or solicitation)
4th Amendment - ANSWER Right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, pa-
pers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures
Williams v Nix - ANSWER Inevitable Discovery
US supreme court ruled that when police prove that illegally seized evidence would have
been legally discovered any way, then the evidence is admissible.
Commonwealth v Sparks: Inevitable discovery is adopted for police officers in PA
Mapp v Ohio - ANSWER Established the exclusionary rule was applicable to the states
(evidence seized illegally cannot be used in court)
Arizona v Hicks - ANSWER - Bullet fired through an apt. floor, police enter looking for
shooter/victims/weapons, they seize weapons and then notice stereo equipment, wrote
down serial numbers
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