Probable cause to search is defined as:
a. a reasonable belief that seizable items will be found.
b. a reasonable suspicion that seizable items will be found.
c. an educated hunch that seizable items will be found.
d. substantial proof that seizable items will be found.
a
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Which of the following is true regarding a strategic plan?
a. It is independent of, and should not be restricted by, a department's budget. b. It should extend a maximum of two years, by which time most departments have fully implemented community policing. c. It should specify desired outcomes and include an annual assessment of the effectiveness of crime prevention efforts. d. All of the above
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A. being a lookout during the criminal act. B. knowing that a weapon will be used during the offense. C. drawing an inaccurate map. D. committing a criminal act without realizing it.