Blet Arrest,Search,And Seizure/Constitutional Law

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

Describe Constitutional Law.

Describe Statutory Law.

Describe Common Law.

How does the First Amendment affect law enforcement.

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What is probable cause?

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

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What is investigative detention?

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