Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Race may be considered a factor in determining whether there is reasonable suspicion.
2.Office Smith makes a Terry stop of Lisa. Officer Smith decides to take Lisa to police headquarters for questioning since it is cold and raining. Officer Smith’s actions are considered permissible movement under Terry.
3.The U.S. Supreme Court has set a strict time limit applicable to the detention of an individual during a Terry stop.
4.In Hiibel, the Court found stop-and-identify statutes to be unconstitutional extensions of Terry stops.
5.Some state supreme courts have ruled contrary to the U.S. Supreme Court in regard to constitutionality of ordering a driver to exit his or her vehicle during a traffic stop.
1.true
2.false
3.false
4.false
5.true
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Impulsiveness is a trait that has commonly been linked to criminal behavior. 2.People who are chronically underaroused have the lowest level of risk of criminal activity. 3.Criminals typically differ from noncriminals on performance IQ, but not verbal IQ. 4.People who have lower levels of empathy and altruism are at a higher risk of antisocial behavior. 5.It is possible that under the same environmental conditions, some people can be under aroused, while others will be over aroused.
Among other provisions, the Federal Bail Reform Act of 1984
A) required that state prosecutions follow the federal model for granting or denying bail in drug trafficking cases. B) provides that bail can be denied and pretrial detention ordered by a judge where the defendant has been charged with specific drug offenses. C) permitted the President of the United States to set bail in cases involving international terrorism. D) determined that pretrial bail is never permitted in a case involving drug smuggling. E) none of the above is a correct response.
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a. True b. False