PTI TEST 2 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
◉ NTA.
Answer: Issued by an officer, requesting a person to appear in a
specific location on a specific date and time
◉ You can arrest when.
Answer: - There is an arrest warrant
- You have PC to believe that an arrest warrant has been issued
- PC to believe that the person is committing or has committed an
offense
◉ what needs to be on an NTA.
Answer: - Offender's name and address
- nature of the offense
- location of appearance, date, and time
,- statement that failure to appear could result in a summons or a
warrant being issued by the court
- your signature
◉ exigent curcumstances.
Answer: emergencies (basically)
◉ Issuance of an arrest warrant.
Answer: - Done by the judge
- Usually, the prosecutor takes the information you give them, along
with a complaint or information, to the judge
- The prosecutor then gives an oral representation to the judge
- judge signs warrant and determines bond
-
◉ Content of an AW.
,Answer: - has to be in writing
- specify the name, sex, and birthdate
- set forth the nature of the offense
- state the date when issued and the county/municipality where
issued
- be signed by the judge
- command the person to be brought to court
- specify any geographical limitations
◉ AZ v. Gant.
Answer: Police can only search your car if they believe you 1. have a
weapon or 2. the arrest relates to the search. (reduced how much
police can search under Belton)
◉ Exceptions to a search warrant.
Answer: - search incident to arrest
, - protective sweep
- inventory procedures
- automobile exception
- booking searches
- consent
- exigent circumstances
◉ Carroll Doctrine.
Answer: The principle that an officer may search a vehicle or other
mobile conveyance without a warrant if there is probable cause to
believe that the vehicle contains contraband or evidence of criminal
activity
◉ What is an ivestigation.
Answer: A systematic inquiry for facts
SOLUTIONS
◉ NTA.
Answer: Issued by an officer, requesting a person to appear in a
specific location on a specific date and time
◉ You can arrest when.
Answer: - There is an arrest warrant
- You have PC to believe that an arrest warrant has been issued
- PC to believe that the person is committing or has committed an
offense
◉ what needs to be on an NTA.
Answer: - Offender's name and address
- nature of the offense
- location of appearance, date, and time
,- statement that failure to appear could result in a summons or a
warrant being issued by the court
- your signature
◉ exigent curcumstances.
Answer: emergencies (basically)
◉ Issuance of an arrest warrant.
Answer: - Done by the judge
- Usually, the prosecutor takes the information you give them, along
with a complaint or information, to the judge
- The prosecutor then gives an oral representation to the judge
- judge signs warrant and determines bond
-
◉ Content of an AW.
,Answer: - has to be in writing
- specify the name, sex, and birthdate
- set forth the nature of the offense
- state the date when issued and the county/municipality where
issued
- be signed by the judge
- command the person to be brought to court
- specify any geographical limitations
◉ AZ v. Gant.
Answer: Police can only search your car if they believe you 1. have a
weapon or 2. the arrest relates to the search. (reduced how much
police can search under Belton)
◉ Exceptions to a search warrant.
Answer: - search incident to arrest
, - protective sweep
- inventory procedures
- automobile exception
- booking searches
- consent
- exigent circumstances
◉ Carroll Doctrine.
Answer: The principle that an officer may search a vehicle or other
mobile conveyance without a warrant if there is probable cause to
believe that the vehicle contains contraband or evidence of criminal
activity
◉ What is an ivestigation.
Answer: A systematic inquiry for facts
