Matching -Pretextual Stop

question 13

Multiple Choice

Matching
-Pretextual stop

• 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

Recognize the emphasis on social cognition in modern social psychology and how it differs from older theoretical perspectives.

Understand the external and internal forces that drive organizational change.

Grasp the concepts and stages of Lewin's change model and its application in managing change.

Recognize the social, political, demographic, and technological influences on organizational change.

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