The "grabbable area" allows police to search:
a. only the area described the affidavit as likely to contain evidence of a crime.
b. only the areas in "plain view" of the police officer at the moment of arrest.
c. only the area where the suspect may have been present within the previous 12 hours.
d. only the area within the suspect's immediate control or "arms length."
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In 2016, which state permitted "open carry," the term for allowing people to carry firearms in plain sight with a valid permit?
A. New York B. Texas C. Washington D. California
Bert and Maria have been to a New Year's Eve party. Both have had too much to drink. While driving home, the bleary-eyed Bert turns the wrong way down a one-way street and immediately crashes head-on into another vehicle
Ramon, the driver of the other vehicle, suffers minor bruises because his airbag deploys but Maria, who is not wearing her seatbelt, is thrown against the dashboard. She suffers a skull fracture and several other serious injuries to her face and torso. A blood test reveals that Bert's BAC is 0.13. Bert has committed: A) intoxication assault as to Ramon but not Maria because her injuries were the result of her failure to wear her seatbelt. B) intoxication assault as to Maria. C) intoxication assault as to Maria and Ramon. D) none of the above because the collision was unavoidable and not related to Bert's intoxicated condition.
According to the classical view of crime, the decision to violate the law occurs as a result of factors beyond one's control.
ADMAX or administrative maximum is the term used by the federal government to denote:
a. Prisons for white-collar criminals. b. Maximum security prisons for females. c. Prisons for offenders who have violated administrative law. d. Ultra-high-security prisons.