BLET Arrest,Search,and Seizure/Constitutional Law

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Which amendment protects a civilian from unreasonable searches.
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BLET Constitutional law quest. Take ONLY after reading Arrest Search and Seiure!

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What are the three sources of law?
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Describe Constitutional Law.
4.

Describe Statutory Law.
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Describe Common Law.
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How does the First Amendment affect law enforcement.
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What is reasonable suspicion?
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What is probable cause?
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In three columns compare and contrast reasonable suspicion and probable cause.
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What is voluntary contact?
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What is investigative detention?
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Can a person impose restrictions on consent searches?
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When does the extigent circumstances exception to the 4th amendment end?
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What is the First Amendment?
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When does "seiure" occur?
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When does an arrest officially occur?
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According to Miranda vs. Ariona when must you read a person their miranda rights?
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What are a persons miranda rights?
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What is a non-custodial interview technique to get a confession from a suspect/subject?
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List the Juvenile miranda warning.
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Are there any restrictions to the 1st amendment?
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What is a restriction on the 1st amendment?
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Are naked female inflatables considered obscene materials?
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What are two types of law?
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What is substantive law?
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What is procedural law?
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What could be some civil and criminal actions that could taken against someone who violated a persons constitutional rights?
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What is the writ of Habeas Corpus?
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What is a writ?
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What are the four "rights" that the first amendment protects?

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Blet Arrest,Search,And Seizure/Constitutional Law

Which amendment protects a civilian from unreasonable searches.

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What are the three sources of law?

Describe Constitutional Law.

Describe Statutory Law.

Describe Common Law.

How does the First Amendment affect law enforcement.

What is reasonable suspicion?

What is probable cause?

In three columns compare and contrast reasonable suspicion and probable cause.

What is voluntary contact?

What is investigative detention?

Can a person impose restrictions on consent searches?

When does the extigent circumstances exception to the 4th amendment end?

What is the First Amendment?

When does "seiure" occur?

When does an arrest officially occur?

According to Miranda vs. Ariona when must you read a person their miranda rights?

What are a persons miranda rights?

What is a non-custodial interview technique to get a confession from a suspect/subject?

List the Juvenile miranda warning.

Are there any restrictions to the 1st amendment?

What is a restriction on the 1st amendment?

Are naked female inflatables considered obscene materials?

What are two types of law?

What is substantive law?

What is procedural law?

What could be some civil and criminal actions that could taken against someone who violated a persons constitutional rights?

What is the writ of Habeas Corpus?

What is a writ?

What are the four "rights" that the first amendment protects?