The Supreme Court held that even when a private person opens a package and then reseals it, a DEA agent can reopen the package to see what the private person saw without a search warrant in the case of:
a. United States v. Walther
b. Federal Express v. UPS
c. United States v. Jacobsen
d. United States v. Guzman
United States v. Jacobsen
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______ violate(s) department policy but do(es) not violate criminal law when they are offered voluntarily.
a. Kickback b. Shakedowns c. Gratuities d. Bribery
The theory of incorporation finally adopted by the Supreme Court was _____ incorporation
a. total b. selective c. case-by-case d. categorical
Congress has treated computer-related crime as a distinct federal offense since the passage of the Counterfeit Access Device and Computer Fraud and Abuse Law in 1984
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When a peace officer is asked to receive a private person’s arrest, the officer:
a. must accept the arrest or be guilty of a felony. b. must accept the arrest and risk civil liability. c. must refuse the arrest if the private person is not a citizen. d. must refuse the arrest if it is not supported by probable cause.