What are the standards for consent?
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1. Voluntarily Given
2. Apparent authority to consent
3. One person with ownership can consent without the presence of the
other
4. In dual ownership when one person consents and the other person
doesn't, then no consent is given
What is an arrest?
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, Arrest is a seizure and taking into custody to answer for a criminal charge.
What are the 4 requirements for a warrant?
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1. Basis for Probable Cause
2. Requested in person, by phone, or electronically
3. Have an expiration
4. Issued by neutral and detached magistrate
What are the 3 types of police contact?
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1. Voluntary Contacts
2. Investigative Stops
3. Arrests
What is the definition of a search?
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Government action, examination, or trespass of somewhere or something,
or seizure of something in which a person has a subjective expectation of
privacy that society would deem as objectively reasonable.
, If immediately apparent, an officers sense of touch may provide what?
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Probable cause to seize an item of contraband
When may police stop or seize a person according to a Terry stop?
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When the officer observes unusual conduct that leads to reasonably
concluding in light of experience that criminal activity may be afoot
When lawfully present, plain view items must be apparent as evidence without what?
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Without manipulation or further intrusion
True or False: Search Incident to arrest allows the search of locked containers or
tightly sealed containers.
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1. Voluntarily Given
2. Apparent authority to consent
3. One person with ownership can consent without the presence of the
other
4. In dual ownership when one person consents and the other person
doesn't, then no consent is given
What is an arrest?
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, Arrest is a seizure and taking into custody to answer for a criminal charge.
What are the 4 requirements for a warrant?
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1. Basis for Probable Cause
2. Requested in person, by phone, or electronically
3. Have an expiration
4. Issued by neutral and detached magistrate
What are the 3 types of police contact?
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1. Voluntary Contacts
2. Investigative Stops
3. Arrests
What is the definition of a search?
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Government action, examination, or trespass of somewhere or something,
or seizure of something in which a person has a subjective expectation of
privacy that society would deem as objectively reasonable.
, If immediately apparent, an officers sense of touch may provide what?
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Probable cause to seize an item of contraband
When may police stop or seize a person according to a Terry stop?
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When the officer observes unusual conduct that leads to reasonably
concluding in light of experience that criminal activity may be afoot
When lawfully present, plain view items must be apparent as evidence without what?
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Without manipulation or further intrusion
True or False: Search Incident to arrest allows the search of locked containers or
tightly sealed containers.
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