The majority of arrests:
a. do not require a warrant to make the arrest reasonable as long as there is probable cause to arrest.
b. require a warrant based on probable cause.
c. occur in the home but still do not require a warrant.
d. occur after stops and frisks
a
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In 1903, Illinois legislation allowed the juvenile justice system to intervene with ______ offenses such as curfew violations and incorrigibility, in addition to their existing mandate to deal with youths engaged in criminal acts or subject to dependency and neglect findings.
A. violent B. property C. status D. domestic
The demands for these services significantly outweigh their availability, and the lack of accessible services ranks high on the list of inmate complaints regarding quality of life issues in ______.
A. prison B. churches C. schools D. colleges
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Occasional property offenders do not require criminal associations to commit their crimes. 2. Most professional criminals target activity that cannot be easily tracked. 3. The societal reaction to occasional property offenders is relatively strong. 4. Those who commit more sophisticated crimes and face lesser chances of arrest or 5. The distinctive or specialized language of a group is known as argot.
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in ________________ defined "reasonable" suspicion in stop-and-frisk situations
a. California v. Greenwood (1988) b. Wilson v. Arkansas (1995) c. Terry v. Ohio (1968) d. United States v. Leon (1984)