Exam 3 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

The most intrusive type of seizure, need probable cause

A

Arrest

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2
Q

Need to check validity immediately prior to arrest to verify that it is still valid (BPD special order 95-31)

A

Arrest Warrant

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3
Q

Needed to search home or motor vehicle

A

Search warrant

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4
Q

A. Arrest warrant for suspect
B. Search warrant for 3rd party dwelling absent consent of owner

A

3rd Party Dwelling

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5
Q

Straight Warrant: new charges
Default Warrant: issued by judge for not showing up to court (didn’t pay fine)

A

2 types of Warrants

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6
Q

Need to check that other state/jurisdiction will extradite- if so, you will arrest and then have a separate incident report and complaint packet because it’s a separate charge

A

Fugitive Warrant

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7
Q

A) intent
B) Communication
C) Control

A

Arrest

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8
Q

Probable Cause hearing within 24 hours

A

Jenkins Hearing

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9
Q

A) probable cause
B) arrestable offense
C) jurisdiction

A

Lawful Arrest

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10
Q

Must release forthwith and document

A

If additional facts change probable cause

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11
Q

A) allowed within one hour of arrival at station
B) Cannot withhold
C) no expectation of privacy- what they say is admissible in court

A

Phone call after arrest

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12
Q

500 yards

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Boston police jurisdiction into Brookline and Newton

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13
Q

A) reliability/veracity
B) basis of knowledge (must be personal knowledge not street rumor/hearsay)

A

Aguilar Spinelli Test

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14
Q

A) known victim
B) known witness
C) other police officer
D) declaration against penal interest
E) good track record

A

Reliable Sources

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15
Q

A) Consent
B) Abandonment
C) Booking Search
D) Plainview
E) Incident to Lawful Arrest
F) Exigent Circumstances

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Warrantless Searches (CAB PIE)

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16
Q

A) Voluntary: no coercion/duress
B) Intelligent: clear, explicit, plain
C) Knowingly: told of right to refuse, proper age, mental condition

A

Consent (VIK)

17
Q

For __________ to be valid must be voluntary and informed

18
Q

If consent is ________ officer must ________

A

Revoked, stop searching immediately

19
Q

Officers ______ ask for consent to search during a traffic stop for MV infraction

20
Q

Officers must have _________ to ask for consent to search

A

Reasonable Suspicion

21
Q

A) fresh and continuous pursuit
B) Exigent Circumstances

A

Exceptions to warantless arrest in private dwelling

22
Q

Items discarded during pursuit by police as long as police had RS to conduct the stop at the beginning of the pursuit

23
Q

Items discarded while police are following/watching

A

Also abandonment

24
Q

A) Lawful Presence
B) Inadvertance
C) Seizable Evidence

A

Plainview (LIS)

25
A) Weapons B) Avoid arrest or effect escape )means of escape) C) Evidence of the crime for which the arrest is made
Search Incident to Lawful Arrest (MGL 276 s 1)
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A) not a search for evidence B) protect owners property C) prevent false claims D) prevent suicide E) community caretaker function F) aid in identification
Booking Search/Inventory
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A) based on PC B) determined by Duty Supervisor C) must be done reasonably
Strip Searches
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Collective Knowledge Doctrine
The knowledge of one is the knowledge of all