Case Law Set 4 of 4 Flashcards
(25 cards)
The _________________ amendment applies to arrest in the home.:
fourth
page 579 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to freedom of
assembly.:
first
page 579 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to freedom of
speech.:
first
page 579 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to inventory searches
of vehicles.:
fourth
page 579 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to no person shall be
deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of
law.:
fourteenth
page 580 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to no selfincrimination.:
fifth
page 580 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to right to counsel for
the defense.:
sixth
page 580 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to right to speedy
trial and trial by jury.:
sixth
page 580 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to search incident to
lawful arrest.:
fourth
page 579 of your workbook
The _________________ amendment applies to the consent
search.:
fourth
page 579 of your workbook
The burden of proof in a N.J.S. 39:4-50.4a prosecution for a
defendant’s refusal to submit to breath testing is proof
beyond a ______________________ doubt.:
reasonable
State v Cummings, pg. 553 of your workbook
Civil liability may result for a municipality, which fails to train
its police officers and where “deliberate ____________________” is
shown.:
indifference
Harris v City of Canton, Ohio, pg. 497 of your workbook
A defendant who assaults two police officers during the
course of committing a single theft, commits __________________
robbery / robberies.:
one
State v Lawson, pg. 537 of your workbook
During an administrative questioning session in an Internal
Affairs investigation, a law enforcement officer who is
ordered to give a statement under threat of discharge is
constitutionally protected against those statements being
used later in a ____________________ proceeding.:
criminal
Garrity v New Jersey, pg. 465 of your workbook
Law enforcement officers detain a suspect pertaining to a
crime that has just occurred. Conducting a show-up of the
suspect immediately after the crime is ______________________.:
permissible
State v Carter, pg. 487 of your workbook
The level of culpability required to convert theft into
robbery is “__________________.”:
knowingly
State v Sewell, pg. 539 of your workbook
Miranda warnings are not required of an officer conducting
on the scene questioning as to the facts surrounding a
_____________________ that has taken place.:
crime
State v Gosser, pg. 417 of your workbook
A motorist, under arrest for DWI has no right to contact an
attorney before providing a _____________________ sample.:
breath
State v Green, pg. 411 of your workbook
Municipalities are not immune from civil liability for failure to
adequately ___________________ its officers.:
train
Harris v City of Canton, Ohio, pg. 497 of your workbook
New Jersey recognizes a public safety _______________________ to
the requirement of Miranda in those cases which deal with a
significant threat to public safety.:
exception
NY v Quarles, pg. 421 of your workbook
The NJ Supreme Court concluded that the emergency aid
doctrine, overrides the need to give _____________________
warnings.:
Miranda
State v Boretsky, pg. 425 of your workbook
A person in custody must receive Miranda warnings, when
that person is going to be ______________________.:
interrogated
Miranda v Arizona, pg. 389 of your workbook
Police subsequent to an arrest, begin a custodial interrogation. During that interrogation, an attorney arrives at police HQ to
speak with the suspect, but police fail to inform him of that. Under these circumstances, the confession will be deemed
_____________________.:
invalid
State v Reed, pg. 431 of your workbook
The purpose of the exclusionary rule is to prevent police ______________________.:
Misconduct
Mapp v Ohio, pg. 387 of your workbook
