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Gen. Man. Proc. 502
Warrantless Arrests, Searches, and Seizures
Question | Answer |
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An officer makes a warrantless arrest only if he has enough __ knowledge or __ information to constitute ____ ____ upon which an arrest warrant could be issued, if __ permitted. | personal, reliable, probable cause, time |
The officer making a arrest without a warrant may not enter a residence to make the arrest unless, a person who resides in the residence __ to the entry; or __ circumstances require the officer making the arrest to enter without __ or without a __. | consents, exigent, consent, warrant |
__ cause to arrest exists when an officer has reason to believe through __ knowledge or __ information; a person has committed an offense. | Probable, personal, reliable |
To establish __ cause, the officer does not need the amount of evidence to __ beyond a __ doubt a person is __ of committing an offense. | probable, prove, reasonable, guilty |
Only that amount of __ which __ shows a particular person __ or most likely committed an offense is required. | evidence, reasonably, probably |
True or False? Under certain circumstances in misdemeanor cases, for good cause consistent with public interest, an officer may decide not arrest even though probable cause exists. | True |
When determining not to arrest for misdemeanor offenses; the victim must positively state he is not interested in prosecuting the offender because he? | desires restitution only, is in a continuing relationship or family-type relationship with the offender, or the actual injury done to persons or damage done to property is minimal. |
When determining not to arrest for misdemeanor offenses; the offender can be released to the custody of another __ which __ in handling the type of case in which he is involved. ( i.e. Armed Police Forces) | agency, specializes |
When determining not to arrest for misdemeanor offenses; the arrest would result in __ harm to the victim than would non-arrest. | greater |
Officers shall, under normal circumstances, inform persons about to be arrested of the following? | the officers intention to take the person into custody, the reason for the arrest, the authority for the arrest, and the persons rights as per Miranda Warning. |
Officers read SAPD form __, to offenders taken into custody, including __, prior to questioning regarding the offense for which they are arrested. | #66-E Rights Warnings, jueveniles |
Upon giving consent to search, the consenting person __ any right to object to the search on the constitutional grounds. | relinquishes |
Officers, prior to conducting a search by consent, will complete and have the consenting person sign SAPD Form __. | #2091-A Consent For Search of Private Premises |
Search of a Vehicle Under a Movable Vehicle Exception: The officers determination of probable cause must be based on objective facts that could justify the issuance of a search warrant by a __ or __. | judge or magistrate |
Crime Scene Search: While at a crime scene, officers may seize any __, __ of the crime, or __ that falls within the scope of the ____ _____ Doctrine. | evidence, fruits, contraband, Plain View |
Officers may conduct a quick and limited __ search for the safety of officers and persons in the area. | protective sweep |
In the absence of the __ Doctrine or __ circumstances, officers shall obtain a __ to search a crime scene. | Plain View, exigent, warrant |
True or False? A search warrant is necessary if a crime scene is located in a public place. | False: is NOT |
Inventory searches of impounded or seized vehicles is intended to protect: a) the __ property while it remains in police custody, b) the __ against claims or disputes over __, __, or __ property c) the __ and __ from potential danger. | owners, police, lost, stolen, vandalized, police and others |
Any property or items may be seized without a search warrant under the Plain View Doctrine if an officer __ the property or items as __, has a __ right to be in a position to __ the property or items, and does not intrude on any persons __ expectation of privacy. | recognizes, seizable, legal, view, reasonable |