Which of the following discouraged a duel arrest where there was evidence of physical altercation by both parties in a domestic violence case?
a. The Duluth model
b. The Minneapolis model
c. The St. Louis model
d. The North Carolina model
Answer: d
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Arresting Bob for having a firearm in city limits, a crime, the officers proceeded to search his motel room and found evidence of drug manufacturing in the bathroom. One officer said,
"where there's drugs and guns, there must be other people around, let's conduct a protective sweep." They drew their revolvers and opened all drawers and closets. Inside the closet, they found Pedro hiding. Inside one drawer, they found packets of heroin. Bob and Pedro were arrested and charged with drug possession and conspiracy to manufacture drugs. Bob claims his consent to search was coerced and the gun and drug evidence should be suppressed while the officers claim Bob's consent was valid and they discovered the evidence in plain view and it should be admissible. Pedro claims the protective sweep was conducted illegally and, therefore, his arrest was unlawful. Which side is correct, the defense or the state? What will be an ideal response?
The first step in the process of setting a day fine is:
A. to determine the number of fine units to be imposed. B. to create a valuation table. C. to increase recidivism rates. D. to establish the dollar amount per unit for a given offender.
Which of the following cases sets the standard for consent searches?
a. Carroll v. United States b. Chimel v. California c. Mapp v. Ohio d. Schneckloth v. Bustamonte
Search and seizure cases may involve problems of "stale" information
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false