The rule that applied to most U.S. jurisdictions held that officers could use deadly force to prevent the escape of a suspected felon, even when the persons presented no immediate threat to the public was called the:
a. Fleeing Felon rule.
b. Non-Deadly Force rule.
c. Deadly Force rule.
d. Mapp Rule.
a
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a. John Kennedy b. Robert Kennedy c. Reagan d. O'Neil
An unlawful payment made to reward a public official for action taken or that will be taken in the future is punishable as:
a. obtaining an unfair advantage b. offering a bribe to a public official c. receiving an unlawful gratuity d. official malfeasance
What type of pardon restores certain citizenship rights forfeited by law as the result of a criminal conviction, such as the right to vote, the right to serve on a jury, and the right to hold public office?
a. Full pardon b. Executive pardon c. Judicial pardon d. Selective pardon
The officers whom Micah has to investigate are allegedly involved in a high level of corruption. The officers would be considered
a. meat eaters. b. grass eaters. c. moochers d. chiselers.