NC BLET Training objectives: Arrest, Search, and Seizure/Constitutional Law Exam Study |Question and Answers| Graded A+ ||

NC BLET Training objectives: Arrest, Search, and Seizure/Constitutional Law Exam Study |Question and Answers| Graded A+ || Three Sources of Law *Ans* Constitutional law, Statutory law, Common law Constitutional Law *Ans* Supreme Law of the Land, Made from constitution Statutory Law *Ans* Comes from statues, Ordinances State how the First Amendment affects the law enforcement function. *Ans* Officers are restricted in speech-related activities, example: political posts on social media State the criminal and civil consequences law enforcement officers may face as it relates to violating a citizen's constitutional rights. *Ans* Criminal or Civil lawsuit, suppression of evidence recovered, department discipline Subject Matter Jurisdiction *Ans* refers to the types of crimes for which officers are authorized to arrest. Territorial Jurisdiction *Ans* Refers to the geographical area in which a law enforcement office is empowered to act Identify how law enforcement authority is affected by subject matter and territorial jurisdiction. *Ans* Law enforcement authority is affected by subject matter in which what crimes they are permitted to arrest for. Law enforcement authority is affected by territorial in the geographical area they are permitted to arrest in. Reasonable Suspicion *Ans* Must be based on articulate facts, more than a hunch but less than probable cause, need reasonable suspicion to detain Probable Cause *Ans* Requires showing that a crime was committed and that the suspect probably committed It, need probable cause to arrest and search What is the General Statue for making a warrantless arrest *Ans* G.S. 15A-401 What is the General Statue for a citizen detention *Ans* G.S. 15A-404 What is the general statue for assistance to enforcement officers by private persons to effect arrest or prevent escape. *Ans* G.S. 15A-405 State the role of law enforcement as it relates to the issuance of various forms of criminal process. *Ans* Officers usually appear before the magistrate to presen