Block Exam #2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Define reasonable suspicion

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Specific and articulable facts that lead a reasonable officer to believe that criminal activity may be occurring and the person is involved

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What are the 2 conditions that are required for Miranda?

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Custody and interrogation

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What are the exceptions to the warrant requirement under the 4th amendment?

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Consent, Plain View, Exigent Circumstances, Search Incident to Arrest, Automobile Exception, Stop & Frisk, Hot Pursuit

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What is the definition of detention?

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A temporary restraint of a person’s freedom based on a reasonable suspicion

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What is the definition of a frisk?

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A pat-down of a person’s outer clothing for weapons, based on reasonable suspicion that the person is armed

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What is needed to justify a temporary detention?

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Reasonable suspicion supported by articulable facts that the person is involved in criminal activity

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What level of proof is required for an arrest?

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Probable cause: facts and circumstances sufficient to believe a crime has been committed

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What is required to get a search warrant under the 4th amendment?

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Probable cause, particularity, sworn affidavit, signed by a neutral magistrate

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When can you enter a home to arrest someone?

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With a valid arrest warrant and reasonable belief the suspect is inside, or under exigent circumstances

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What is the exclusionary rule?

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A rule that excludes evidence obtained in violation of the Constitution from being used in court.

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What is curtilage?

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The area immediately surrounding a home that is entitled to Fourth Amendment protection.

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What is the open fields doctrine?

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Officers may enter and search open fields without a warrant; not protected by Fourth Amendment

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What is the time frame for executing a search warrant in Colorado?

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What is the burden of proof for a dog sniff in Colorado?

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Which amendment covers pedestrian stops?

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Fourth Amendment

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What court case governs stop and frisk?

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Terry v Ohio (1968)

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How many classes of felonies are there in Colorado?

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Six (Class 1 to 6)

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How many classes of misdemeanors are there in Colorado?

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Two (Class 1 to 2)

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What is the age of culpability in Colorado?

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What is criminal attempt?

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Engaging in conduct that constitutes a substantial step toward committing a crime with intent

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What is mens rea?

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The mental state or intent to commit a crime

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What is actus reas?

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The physical act of the crime

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What is a strict liability crime?

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A crime that does not require a culpable mental state

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What are the participants in a criminal act called?

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Principal, accomplice, accessory

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What are inchoate crimes?

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Attempt, conspiracy, solicitation

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What is criminally negligent homicide?
Death caused by failing to percieve a substantial and unjustifiable risk
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What is manslaughter?
Recklessly causing death or assisting suicide
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What is second-degree murder?
Knowlingly causing the death of another without premeditation
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What is first-degree murder?
Intentionally causing death of another after deliberation
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What is vehicular homicide?
Causing death while operating a vehicle under influence or recklessly
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Which amendment contains due process?
Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments
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Which amendment grants the right to counsel>
Sixth amendment
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Which amendment includes the exclusionary rule?
The Fourtheenth amendment
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What is criminal solicitation?
Offender commands, entreats, or attempts to persuade another person or theirs or anothers services to a third person
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What is criminal attempt?
Offender engages in conduct that is a substantial step toward the commission of an offense intending to complete the crime
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