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1. occurs when one person or entity is held liable for the negligent actions of another person even though the first person or entity was not directly responsible for the injury?

2. Requires more than reasonable expectation of the result.

3. What are the two purposes of 'search-incident-to-arrest' exceptions?

4. If the officer commits an act that violates federal law, the....?

5. arises in cases in which the officer committed an intentional or a negligent tort in violation of the employing agency's orders or policies?

6. A presentation to a victim or witness of a series of photographs in a non-suggestive manner for the purpose of identification of a suspect?

7. This type of intent requires a forbidden act by the offender. The bodily movement must be voluntary. Battery is an example.

8. The final element of negligence is?

9. What are the four (4) elements of Miranda?

10. Originally intended to restrict actions of the federal government only.

11. What is the doctrine that says that if an officer executes a search warrant they believe to be valid and later determine the warrant has a legal error, any seized evidence may still be admitted?

12. what crime occurs when a juvenile delinquent spray paints the wall at school?

13. The objective reasonableness test requires the officer to answer two questions about the level of force used in any situation?

14. T/F: A search warrant must particularly describe the person or place to be searched?

15. John and Mark burglarize Joann's house. John then sells the property that Mark took out of the house. John's involvement is that of? Marks involvement is that of?

16. What article of the Constitution contains the Supremacy clause?

17. In order to prove accessory after the fact, you must be able to prove.

18. Right to bear arms.

19. If you are an accessory after the fact for the crime of aggravated battery, a 2nd degree felony, the punishment as an accessory is.

20. The purpose of what amendment is to protect people from government intrusion in areas where they have a 'Reasonable Expectation of Privacy'? (REP)

21. Kelly took a fire extinguisher valued at $150 from the gym at school. What crime did she commit?

22. Affects LE making contact with a suspect who is represented by counsel

23. Next level above consensual encounters involves?

24. any evidence that requires an

25. T/F: Simple or mere evidence can be a crime?

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