Matching -Depolicing

question 36

Multiple Choice

Matching
-Depolicing

• A) Evidence illegally obtained is inadmissible in court
• B) The legal standard on which, at minimum, stop and frisks must be based on
• C) Clear, easily understood, and easily applied standard in a specific situation
• D) The standard on which arrests must be based
• E) Misuse of governmental power
• F) Police ask questions intended to incriminate a citizen
• G) Inadvertent and unreasonable behavior resulting in damage or injury
• H) Wrongful death
• I) Situation where a person is deprived of his or her freedom in a significant way
• J) When officers interact with fewer citizens in an effort to reduce their likelihood of being named a defendant in a civil lawsuit
• K) Written oath establishing probable cause to obtain a search warrant
• L) The process by which a person accused of a crime is processed through the criminal justice system
• M) A stop for a traffic violation in the hope that the stop may elicit another, more serious violation
• N) A limited examination of a home to determine if there are others who could pose a safety risk to officers
• O) Not only must evidence seized improperly be excluded from criminal court, but so, too, must any additional evidence seized after that police action

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