In Making an Arrest, the Authority of a Private Citizen

question 610

Multiple Choice

In making an arrest, the authority of a private citizen is:

• A) Not as broad as a police officer's
• B) The same as a police officer's
• C) Nonexistent if the arrested person turns out to be innocent
• D) Based on the "probable cause" theory
• E) All of the above

Comprehend the standards and elements of trial proceedings, including the determination of guilt.

Distinguish between different pleas a defendant can enter and the consequences of each.

Understand the functional anatomy and arrangement of components in different types of levers, particularly third-class levers.

Identify muscles associated with specific bodily functions such as involuntary urination, lifting weights, and respiration.

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