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NHS 2014-2015 Principles of Public Safety Midterm

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The Exclusionary Rule developed out of which Supreme Court case?   show
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show The Freedom of Speech  
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In which of the following locations can a person with a concealed handgun license legally carry their gun?   show
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Unlawfully carrying a weapon is what level of offense?   show
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What is the level or proof required for an arrest?   show
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Which Supreme Court case gives officers the right to "Frisk" a person they have legally detained, if the officer believes the person has a weapon?   show
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Rachel recieves a ticket for speeding. Can Rachel be arrested?   show
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show Concise  
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show The public, co-workers and supervisors  
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show Receiver  
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Denial is a ___________________   show
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show Mere hunch  
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show Probable cause  
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What level of proof is required in a criminal trial?   show
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Actual seizure of a person and constructive seizure is when a person voluntarily submits to the authority of the officer, and defines which element of arrest?   show
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Which Supreme Court case states that officers may only hold you long enough to conduct their investigation and detention must match the justification for the stop?   show
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show Terry v Ohio  
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A search warrant is not needed for which of the following locations?   show
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What level of proof is required for a search at school?   show
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Who is the legal referee in the courtroom; the person responsible to see that Justice is done fairly throughout a trial?   show
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show Victim  
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A person whose declaration under oath (testimony) is received as evidence. The witness has personal knowledge of an act as perceived by or through her senses, and is then able to communicate this informations or knowledge verbally or in writing.   show
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show Court Reporter  
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The court officer whose duties are to keep order in the courtroom, secure witnesses, maintain physical custody of the jury, and announce the entry of the judge   show
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A government employee who works directly with the trial judge and is responsible for court paperwork and records before and during the trial.   show
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show Jury  
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The person,against whom a criminal complaint or indictment is filed; also referred to as the "accused"   show
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show Defense Attorney  
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show Prosecutor  
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A ______________ is a formal charging document that is issued by a Grand Jury charging that there is enough probable cause to take the matter to trial.   show
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show Nolo contende  
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Which side has the burden of proof in a criminal trial?   show
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What is the level of proof in a criminal trial?   show
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A deal made between the prosecutor and the defense attorney that allows the accused to receive "concessions" for a plea of guilt is called a _______ __________.   show
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show True  
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Legal terminology should be modified or defined   show
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show True  
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Two types of Defense Attorney's are "Private Paid" and "Court Appointed"   show
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Jury selection involves questioning jurors, know as Voir Dire?   show
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show True  
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Municipal Courts hear cases inside the City Limits   show
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A form of modern day slavery where people profit from the control and exploitation of others United States v Kyo Hwa Adler United States v Do Hyup Bae   show
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show Electronic Crimes  
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A criminal action against an individual or a group which is motivated by hatred of race, religion, sexual orientation, handicap, ethnicity, or national origin; can be an acts of intimidation, threats, property damage, assault and even murder.   show
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show Hot Pursuit  
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Any physical coercion used to effect, influence, or persuade an individual to comply with an order from an officer, above unresisting handcuffing, including actively point a firearm at a person Marshall v City of Portland Champion v Outlook Nashville   show
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