To gain citizens' trust and respect for criminal justice personnel, there needs to be:
a. Continuous heroic actions taking place every day.
b. A change in the criminal justice system.
c. A reward given to citizens for their feedback of the system.
d. Punishment for those who do not respect the criminal justice personnel.
a
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A small notebook that measures approximately 3" x 5" and is used in the officer's daily activity is?
a. Field Interregional Notebook b. Field Interview Notebook c. Police Reminder d. Daily Logger e. Tracker
You are the judge. Based on the applicable legal principles, how would you rule and why?
Steve was cramming for his criminal law final when he realized that his black backpack had been stolen from his seat at the library. He went to campus police and described the last person who he had seen in the vicinity of his seat as a "slight, white male with a scruffy beard and wearing a grey sweatshirt with a prominent sport logo on the front." Officer Blue was on patrol when he received the report and approximately two miles from campus, noticed a white male with a grey sweatshirt getting into a parked car. When Blue rushed to the car and blocking it in with his cruiser, he looked into the car and saw a black backpack on the back seat. The man in the car identified himself as Kent and claimed the backpack was his. Blue called back at the station to bring Steve by Kent's car to see if he could identify him. When Steve arrived, Kent was handcuffed and sitting in back of Officer Blue's squad car, and Steve identified him as the man he had seen earlier. The backpack in Kent's car belonged to Steve and at his trial for larceny, Kent sought to suppress Steve's pre-trial identification on the grounds that the show-up was unduly suggestive and should be excluded. What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
Officers have a warrant to search a dwelling for three shotguns stolen in a burglary of a gun store. In executing the warrant, they discover many other firearms not described on the warrant, some of which they recognize immediately as having been taken in the same burglary. The officers have legal grounds to seize ______
a. all the other firearms immediately b. only the shotguns described on the warrant c. the shotguns described on the warrant and may examine all the other firearms to determine if they are stolen property d. the shotguns described on the warrant and the other firearms they recognize as stolen, but may not examine or seize the other firearms