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A series of questions and answers related to legal concepts and procedures, particularly focusing on the tennessee legal system. It covers topics such as the levels of criminal proof, the steps in the state court system, the fourth amendment, and search and seizure laws. The document also includes information on the history of policing and the role of law enforcement officers. While it offers a basic overview of these topics, it lacks in-depth analysis and critical thinking exercises.
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Steps in State Court System ✔✔1. Arrest 2. General Sessions 3. Grand Jury 4. Trial 5. Appeal Levels of Criminal Proof ✔✔1. Mere Suspicion 2. Reasonable Suspicion 3. Probable Cause 4. Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Where do municipal traffic cases go? ✔✔Municipal court Where do defendant appeals go? ✔✔Civil circuit court judge Capias ✔✔Bench Warrant First Amendment ✔✔ 5 freedoms: speech, press, religion, assembly, petition Second Amendment ✔✔Right to bear arms Fourth Amendment ✔✔Protects against unreasonable search and seizure (persons, possession, property, papers)
Fifth Amendment ✔✔protects against self-incrimination Sixth Amendment ✔✔Right to speedy trial and to face accuser; protects against double jeopardy Eight Amendment ✔✔protects against cruel and unusual punishment (excessive bail) Fourteenth Amendment ✔✔States must follow federal criminal precedence; protection of rights Lineup ✔✔placing a suspect in a group for the purpose of being viewed and identified by a witness Showup ✔✔one-on-one confrontation between a suspect and a witness to crime Static photo lineup ✔✔All at once Sequential photo lineup ✔✔one by one 6 essential nutrients ✔✔fats, carbs, proteins, vitamins, minerals, water Function of proteins ✔✔essential for the growth, development, and repair of all body tissues
What changed in the history of police in 1700s? ✔✔Population growth, more crime; taverns, public drunkenness, prostitution became more prevalent; fewer volunteering for the watch What 3 cities began municipal policing in the 1800s? ✔✔Boston, NY, Philly Who was the Father of Modern Day Policing? ✔✔Sir Robert Peel (London) Who was the first female police officer? ✔✔Lola Baldwin (1908) from Portland, OR What occurred in policing in the 1960s? ✔✔lack of trust, most turbulent, Vietnam, Anti-gov. What occurred in policing in 1990s? ✔✔COPS formed (Community-oriented policing system) What was Theodore Roosevelt's (NY Police Chief) famous quote about crime? ✔✔"fighting the war on crime" Who is protected under the 4th Amendment? ✔✔EVERYONE EVEN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Mere suspicion ✔✔The standard of proof with the least certainty; a "gut feeling." With mere suspicion, a law enforcement officer cannot legally even stop a suspect.
Reasonable Suspicion ✔✔Evidence that justifies an officer in stopping and questioning an individual believed to be involved in criminal activity; BE ABLE TO ARTICULATE Probable Cause ✔✔A reasonable ground to suspect that a person has committed or is committing a crime Arrest warrant ✔✔Order, in writing, stating the substance of complaint, directed to a proper officer, signed by a magistrate, and commanding the arrest of the defendant Arrest by Private Persons ✔✔Citizens arrest at own peril What class is first degree murder? ✔✔Higher than Class A (automatic 51 years) If it is not in the law... ✔✔it is not an offense Where is the criminal code located in TCA? ✔✔Vol. 7 Title 39 Title 39 Ch. 13 ✔✔Crimes against persons Title 39 Ch. 14 ✔✔Crimes against property Title 39 Ch. 15 ✔✔Crimes against Family
For reasonableness of search, the Fourth Amendment requires... ✔✔1. PC 2. Neutral/detached magistrate 3. Oath/affirmation 4. Particularly described beyond exclusion of all others Mapp v Ohio determined that... ✔✔Fourth Amendment could not be an empty promise, warrant is necessary TCA 40 - 6 - 101 ✔✔TN Search Warrants Rule 41 in TN Rules of Criminal Procedure ✔✔Search and Seizure Who can request a search warrant? ✔✔DA, ADA, Crim. Investigator, LEO Who has authority to issue search warrant? ✔✔Magistrate/judge with jurisdiction in county TCA 40 - 6 - 103 is basically the same as what Amendment? ✔✔Fourth Amendment 3 aspects of probable cause ✔✔crime, in what place will I be?, what evidence will I think I'll find? State v. Tuttle ✔✔Probable Cause for search warrant can come from totality of circumstances (including hearsay)
Fatal Flaws of a search warrant ✔✔1. Lack of PC 2. Failure to document date, time, officer 3. Less than 3 copies Who receives the 3 copies of the search warrant? ✔✔1. Left with judge 2. Left with defendant
Exceptions to searching with warrant (look over each individually) ✔✔1. Consent
What happened in 2016 in reference to the 2-prong test? ✔✔Switched to Totality of Circumstances; 2 prong still important Is an officer talking to a person a seizure? ✔✔No What are seizures per State v. Dibrell? ✔✔1. Pursuing individual
Who has standing in a motor vehicle? ✔✔driver What makes an encounter consensual? ✔✔Voluntary, knowingly given, can withdraw and limit at any time, can decide scope of search (over what they have standing of) Moore's cell phone number for questions or comments about quizlet ✔✔ 6154976160