NILEA CRIMINAL LAW EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
-1960 criminal justice, 101/policing the police 1960 era: the 14th amendment
came into affect after World War I, at first, most of the constitution applied to
federal government. Talks about bill of rights. - ANSWERS--just know all
questions on this are true on the exam.
When and where can the arrest warrant be served? - ANSWERS-Anytime of the
day or night. At any public place or anywhere you see that person, may also try
to serve that warrant any day or time at that person's home.
Hobbs Act (All answers on test will be true! So pick all of these true. - ANSWERS-
Whoever in anyway or degree obstructs, delays, or affects commerce, or the
movement of any article, or commodity in commerce, by robbery or extortion,
or attempts, or conspires to do so, commits, or threatens physical violence to
any person or property in furtherance of a plan or purpose to do anything in
,violation of this section shall be fined under this title, or in prison, not more
than 20 years, or both.
In Indiana what are the two types of crimes? - ANSWERS-Felony and
misdemeanor
Felony - ANSWERS-Is punishable by a minimum of one year
Misdemeanor - ANSWERS-Is punishable up to a max of one year
Understanding when an officer can use deadly force: - ANSWERS-Tennessee v.
Garner; unless exigent circumstances apply, only reasonable force is necessary
to seize a fleeing misdemeanor.
officers can only resort to deadly force if there is probable cause that the
suspect has committed a felony and is a threat to the safety to the officer or to
the public.
A fourth amendment seizure occurs when a person fleeing the police is in fact,
stopped by the very means set in motion or put in place by the police to
accomplish the stop: Whether it is a bullet, a roadblock, or some other means.
Lawful arrest and searching incident to arrest when someone is in their home. -
ANSWERS-The scope of a search made incidental to a lawful arrest, includes the
person of the arrestee, and the area into which he could reach to obtain a
weapon or to destroy evidence.
, Immediate area, wingspan, bubble theory
understanding definition, different terms, and the standard to what probable
cause is: - ANSWERS-The standard for an arrest is probable cause, defined in
terms of facts and circumstances "sufficient to warrant a prudent man, in
believing that the defendant had committed or was committing an offense."
reasonable, prudent, totality of the circumstances.
When we have probable cause we need what first before an arrest? - ANSWERS-
The courts will consider if the arrest was logical and believable, and they will
look at the time frozen concept to determine if probable cause was obtained
before the arrest.
What amendment does probable cause apply to? - ANSWERS-Probable cause
applies to the fourth amendment. "search and seizure"
Applying for warrants: - ANSWERS-Only a neutral and detached judicial officer
(judge/magistrate) may issue a warrant.
What is the minimum amount of proof necessary that is required to make an
arrest or to get a valid warrant? - ANSWERS-Probable Cause
Understanding Miranda and different scenarios: - ANSWERS-Miranda only
applies when there is CUSTODY and INTERROGATION.
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
-1960 criminal justice, 101/policing the police 1960 era: the 14th amendment
came into affect after World War I, at first, most of the constitution applied to
federal government. Talks about bill of rights. - ANSWERS--just know all
questions on this are true on the exam.
When and where can the arrest warrant be served? - ANSWERS-Anytime of the
day or night. At any public place or anywhere you see that person, may also try
to serve that warrant any day or time at that person's home.
Hobbs Act (All answers on test will be true! So pick all of these true. - ANSWERS-
Whoever in anyway or degree obstructs, delays, or affects commerce, or the
movement of any article, or commodity in commerce, by robbery or extortion,
or attempts, or conspires to do so, commits, or threatens physical violence to
any person or property in furtherance of a plan or purpose to do anything in
,violation of this section shall be fined under this title, or in prison, not more
than 20 years, or both.
In Indiana what are the two types of crimes? - ANSWERS-Felony and
misdemeanor
Felony - ANSWERS-Is punishable by a minimum of one year
Misdemeanor - ANSWERS-Is punishable up to a max of one year
Understanding when an officer can use deadly force: - ANSWERS-Tennessee v.
Garner; unless exigent circumstances apply, only reasonable force is necessary
to seize a fleeing misdemeanor.
officers can only resort to deadly force if there is probable cause that the
suspect has committed a felony and is a threat to the safety to the officer or to
the public.
A fourth amendment seizure occurs when a person fleeing the police is in fact,
stopped by the very means set in motion or put in place by the police to
accomplish the stop: Whether it is a bullet, a roadblock, or some other means.
Lawful arrest and searching incident to arrest when someone is in their home. -
ANSWERS-The scope of a search made incidental to a lawful arrest, includes the
person of the arrestee, and the area into which he could reach to obtain a
weapon or to destroy evidence.
, Immediate area, wingspan, bubble theory
understanding definition, different terms, and the standard to what probable
cause is: - ANSWERS-The standard for an arrest is probable cause, defined in
terms of facts and circumstances "sufficient to warrant a prudent man, in
believing that the defendant had committed or was committing an offense."
reasonable, prudent, totality of the circumstances.
When we have probable cause we need what first before an arrest? - ANSWERS-
The courts will consider if the arrest was logical and believable, and they will
look at the time frozen concept to determine if probable cause was obtained
before the arrest.
What amendment does probable cause apply to? - ANSWERS-Probable cause
applies to the fourth amendment. "search and seizure"
Applying for warrants: - ANSWERS-Only a neutral and detached judicial officer
(judge/magistrate) may issue a warrant.
What is the minimum amount of proof necessary that is required to make an
arrest or to get a valid warrant? - ANSWERS-Probable Cause
Understanding Miranda and different scenarios: - ANSWERS-Miranda only
applies when there is CUSTODY and INTERROGATION.
