A stop-and-frisk is an example of _____
a. aggressive law enforcement
b. a warrantless search
c. an illegal search
d. police discretion
b
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Ursala is seeking child support from Harry, who has not acknowledged paternity. Which of the following is not true?
A. She may be able to bring a paternity action. B. He will need to bring a paternity action to clear his name. C. She doesn't need to do anything; they have been married since a year before the child was born. D. A DNA test will sort it out.
The general theory under the Fourth Amendment for inventory searches suggests that
A) a lower level of probable cause, similar to administrative searches, is the necessary level of proof needed prior to conducting inventory searches. B) so long as probable cause to search exists, no warrant is necessary to conduct inventory searches. C) inventory searches may be conducted where motor vehicles, containers, or other personal property comes under police custody. D) inventory searches may be conducted only where motor vehicles or containers within automobiles are involved. E) as long as the department has a written inventory policy, whether followed or not, the officers of that police department can conduct valid inventory searches.
Kant’s theory is an example of a ______ theory because it is not concerned with the consequences of an act.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The BPOC list several "factors" to be considered when choosing methods of crime scene search. Which of the following was specifically listed as one of these factors?
a. The degree off thoroughness required depending on the type of crime committed, the type of physical evidence sought and the purpose of the search. b. Personnel and equipment necessary and available. c. Size and type of area to be covered. d. All of the above