Police officers can conduct a warrant search without probable cause.
True
False

Answer:

False.

Explanation:

A warrant search must have a issued warrant. The warrant must state clearly what is being searched for. Anything found that is illegal but not found in the search warrant cannot be confiscated and used in a court of law. In that case, a separate search warrant must be issued for that particular substance.

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Answer:

true

Explanation:

even though they are of high authority, they cannot do anything they want, even though most think that way. They need to address themselves and give a reason for entering the house, or else you end up in situations where the owners legally own a gun, and might use it if they don't know who is entering, or why they're entering.

what are the disadvantages of not respecting an individual or group rights​

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An African American man drinks from a water fountain that is labeled, colored. On the wall behind the fountain are signs that read, white women, colored women, and, white men, colored men. The practice shown above was outlawed by which of the following?
Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Passage of the 14th Amendment
Supreme Court decisions in Brown I and Brown II
State and local legislation known as "Jim Crow" laws

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What is one way in which the evidence analyzed by a forensic scientist can be used?

A) To inform the public about the progress of police investigations
B) To tell with 100 percent certainty what happened during the crime
C) To decide if the crime was justified or not
D) To help prosecutors understand how a death took place

List 3 Interesting Facts about the First Amendment

What percentage of court cases in the United States are heard by federal courts?
A.
5 percent
B.
15 percent
C.
25 percent
D.
50 percent

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Why was the First Amendment so important?

Determine if the statement is true or false.

The attempted assassination of President Teddy Roosevelt caused so much public outrage that the insanity defense was greatly restricted.

Explain the importance of a good contract in business.

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What is a significant advantage of a bicameral Congress?
Smaller states are represented equally in the Senate in which each state, regardless of size, has two representatives
Smaller states are represented equally in the House of Representatives in which each state, regardless of size, has two representatives.
There is no advantage to a bicameral Congress in reality it creates an uneven level of representation for smaller states.
Elected officials from smaller states are elected for shorter terms than officials from larger states in the House of Representatives

Sociologist Max Weber once wrote, "Bureaucratic administration always tends to exclude the public, to hide its knowledge and action as well as it can." Why, do you suppose, he found this to be true? (Select all that apply.)


Bureaucracies are typically either incompetent or engaged in illegal activities that employees do not want shared with the public.

By their nature, bureaucracies are not well coordinated and often there is no clear plan for sharing information.

The public has never had much interest in the working of a government bureaucracy based on the general distaste for "red tape."

Employees in a bureaucracy are sometimes not working at peak efficiency and are reluctant to reveal this lack of performance.

The U.S. population can directly participate in government in all of these ways except? Plz help

How do the various judicial philosophies influence decisions made by justices?

Which color pages in the Emergency Response Guidebook use the four-digit UN number to organize the list in
numerical order?

BRAINLY

Cristina is packing up some evidence in a case she was working on. She got a strange request from the prosecutor: “Witness would like her locket back for the sentencing and mitigation hearing, please. She wants the defendant to be able to use it.”

Intrigued, Cristina reads through the case file. This is what she learns.

Milo and Tara have grown up together in the same neighborhood all their lives. When they went to first grade, Milo's dad had an accident at work. He was permanently injured and, for a number of reasons, he never received the right medical care and the family struggled. Milo's dad became addicted to his pain medication as his health got worse.

Tara's parents gave her a locket as a gift for starting school. They worked very hard to buy it, and it is one of her most valued possessions. On one side is a photo of her parents, and on the other side is a photo of Tara and Milo.

When Milo and Tara were in fourth grade, Milo was having an even tougher time at home. He didn't always have enough to eat, and he almost never got much sleep. His mom worked a night shift, so it was up to him to take care of his younger sisters. Because of all this, he lost his temper and got into a fight at school. It was the first and only time, but it became a disciplinary matter in his file. At the end of the year, Tara was tested for gifted classes, and although Milo was always about at the same level as Tara, or he had been, he was not tested since his disciplinary file disqualified him.

By the time Milo and Tara went to seventh grade, Milo's dad had been arrested for his drug use. He was first placed into a diversion program, but the program was far too expensive for the family to manage, and he violated the terms due to nonpayment. He went to prison to serve out his time for the nonviolent drug possession and use offenses. Milo has started working after school so he was tired all the time, and his grades were dropping. Tara continued to do well, and as always, she wore her locket everywhere.

At 17, Tara was thinking about going to college. Milo wanted to go, but it just didn’t seem possible. Thinking about what he might be missing out on made Milo sad, and he and Tara decided to go have a pizza to relax and have fun for an evening. At the pizza place, some young men started harassing Milo and Tara. One of them yanked Tara's locket off of her neck, cutting into her skin and breaking the chain. Tara screamed and fell to the floor.

Milo was shocked. He jumped the man with the locket. He wrestled the locket from the man, but the man and his friends were drunk, laughing and sneering. He made a racist comment to Milo, and Milo snapped. He beat the man up—badly. When he was pulled off, the police were there and the man was unconscious.

Tara told the police what happened and begged them not to arrest Milo, but they explained to her that he went way too far. He should have stopped after he recovered the locket. Milo was charged with aggravated assault, and because the man sustained a concussion, Milo faces prison time. His sentencing is next week.

Cristina puts down the report, and sighs.

In your notes, answer one of the following questions using bulleted notes:


As a witness for the defense, what sort of arguments would you make on behalf of Milo at sentencing based on the theories you studied?
or
Based on your understanding of crime theories, what could be done after the trial to help Milo avoid a similar situation in the future?

Name of which level stat government is called

Explain what the plaintiff would need to prove in order to win the case


Jerry, Carol, and Tamika are 17-year-old students who attended a high school graduation party hosted by Calvin Smith’s parents. The Smiths allowed Jerry, Carol, Tamika, and the other high school students at the party to drink beer and wine.

When Jerry was driving Carol and Tamika home, he ran a stoplight, and his car collided with a car driven by Mr. Carver. The entire Carver family was injured in the crash, and the youngest child was very seriously injured. The Carvers sued Jerry, his parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The Carvers want all of their medical and rehabilitation bills paid for and seek additional damages for Jerry’s reckless drunk driving.

30 POINTS PLEASE HELP Chris is writing a report on the statistics of those given probation as opposed to those incarcerated. He has read about overcrowding in prison. What point might Chris include in his report?

Offenders are more likely to be put in prison than put on probation.

Offenders are less likely to be put on probation than put in prison.

Four times the offenders are put in prison than those on probation.

Four times the offenders are put on probation than those incarcerated.

Who built the oldest forensic laboratory in the United States?

The answer is A) The Los Angeles Police Department!
First U.S. Crime Lab
The roots of the modern crime laboratory can be traced to police departments in the United States. The Los Angeles Police Department opened the first forensic laboratory in 1923.

A) The Los Angeles Police Department
B) The Boston Police Department
C) The New York City Police Department
D) The Chicago Police Department

What was the Ideal behind the Bill of Rights

Suppose you accept a position as a correctional treatment specialist. With whom will you be working?
individuals given probation
individuals released on parole
individuals given prison time

Article One of the Constitution illustrates how the national goverment's power is (4 points)
a. derived from the states and the people
b. granted through the executive branch
c. interpreted through the amendments
d. shared between the judicial and executive branches​

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PLEASE HELP 30 POINTS Psychiatrist Nala is currently listening to the facts of an old case. She and her colleagues listen as a lawyer explains how the person who was convicted has changed their bad behavior. She hears statements from the victim about how they would feel if the convict was released. She reads reports from personnel describing cafeteria altercations and time spent in solitary confinement. What position in the justice system is Nala MOST likely filling at this point?

judge

prison guard

parole board member

parole officer

Expressed powers are those that are

specifically granted in the Constitution.
held by both the federal government and the states.
considered the basis for the “necessary and proper” clause.
inferior compared to powers directly given by Congress.

How many Administrative Divisions(Subnational Governments) are there in Afghanistan?

1. What are the purposes of work release programs? Name two.

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O missions that take them onto land
O operations they need to share with the U.S. Army
O large aircraft carriers with more than 5,000 individuals
O small quarters for planning to execute large missions

1. Imagine the crime scene for a home break in. The door has been forced open, items from cabinets and drawers have been dumped on the floor, and the burglar took a few bites out of the brownies on the counter. What type of evidence might you find inside or outside the house to help identify the perpetrator?
2. Now consider a very different type of crime. Someone has embezzled money from the account of a local youth football league. What type of evidence might help identify the perpetrator in that case?