Criminal Justice Test

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Torts are classified as ________

Intentional and Negligent

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What are facts and circumstances that make a reasonable and prudent person belive that a crime has or will be committed

Probable Cause

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Landmark case where the Exclusionary Rule was applied to the state

Matt V. Ohio

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One element you don't use for an arrest

Stop & Frisk

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A __________ is a limited search of the premises to ensure the safety of peace officers

Protective Sweep

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When a person assault another with the intent to rap, rob, or murder

Aggravated Assault

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Person Damages property of another under $500

Criminal Trespass

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Damage to property over $500

Criminal Damage in the 2nd degree

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Damage to property that endagers an individuals life and safety

Crminal Damage in the 1st degree

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When a person used a fake or replica gun to rob someone

Armed Robbery

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Terry V. Ohio case dealt with

Stop & Frisk

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As part of a stop & frisk the frisk must be reasonably suspicious that they are

Armed & Dangerous

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True of False?

The smell of marijuana gives an officer the probable cause to conduct a search

True

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Title 18 USC 241 action requires that the defendent ___________

enters into an unlawful agreement between persons

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A person who maliciously defaces or decimates a synagogue, church, or place of worship

Vandalism of a place of Worship

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Standard insurance of an arrest/search warrant

Probable Cause

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Any crime that is investigated will be tried in the same county

Venue

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A person who destorys, damages, or defaces government property

Damaging or Interference of Government Property

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A person who is committed of shoplifting felony needs to exceed the amount of

$500 or more

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A arrest made by a citation

Non-custodial Arrest

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The distinction between simple assault and simple battery

Simple battery requires intentional physical contact

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If a person alters the price tag of a item to pay less

Theft by Shoplifting

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Cardinal Knowledge of rape occurs when

Penatration of female sex organ by male sex organ

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A person purchases an item in a retail store with a check from a closed account

Deposit Account Fraud

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As defined in GA law what is the element of burglary

Without authority to enter/remain in a dwelling and intent to commit a theft or felon

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Malic aforethought is an element of

Murder

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A person commits the offense of ______ when they intentionally make physical contact

Simple Battery

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A person commits the offense of _______, an immediate concern or alarm for the safety and concerns of a foreign individual

loitering or prowling

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In order for consent search to be valud and not erode the 4th amendment, the individuals consent must be

freely/voluntarily

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The area surrounding a home/area

curtilage

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A person shall not be considered or committed of a crime unless they are

13 years old

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A crime punishable by death or prison for more then a year

Felony

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In order for an officer to legally discover an item through plain view, the officer must

Have a legal right to be there

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Show up

Happens immediately after a crime, where a witness will view a single suspect to determine if he was the one to commit the crime

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An arrest warrant consist of

command & affidavit

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A primary purpose of the exclusionary rule

deter police mis-conduct

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Exigent Circumstances are used to

All the Above:

Prevent the death of people

Destruction of Evidence

Fleeing Suspect

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A peace officer observes a person entering a vehicle by breaking in

Entering auto

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A person commits the offense of __________ when in violation of another persons rights by unlawfully detaning, arresting, or seizing them

False imprisonment

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Mutual Use of property by people with joint or mutual access

Common Authority

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A _____________ to be there allows for plain view to apply

Legal reason

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The __________ doctrine applies to all land outside of curtilage

Open Field

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A person who causes the death of another as a result of a sudden violence or pleasure

voluntary manslaughter

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Pennsylvania V. Mims, Supreme Court held that

An officer may ask the suspect to step out of the vehicle

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When an officer uses physical force to restrain movement

Seizure

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Difference between kidnapping and false imprisonment

Movement

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When considering the totality of circumstances what will the court consider the elements of consent

All of the Above

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An officer can make an arrest without a warrant with the officers immediate knowledge and a fleeing suspect

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GA 17-4-4

Any judge will issue a warrant for an officer under Probable cause

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Abandoned Property may be seized

without a warrant

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The __________ doctrine allows officers to seize objects during a pat down

plain feel