Q1. In Chimel v. California what limi- tations did the U.S. Supreme Court place on searches incident to an arn rest?

Q2. Theability,withinthesystem,forindi- vidual participants to make their own decisions on the execution of their duties is known as

Q3. ___ conducts the fair trial.

Q4. What is the difference between criminology and forensic science?

Q5. Whatisanexampleofacriminalact?

Q6. The three elements of most crimes are the duty, the breach of duty, and criminal intent.

Q7. Which of the following is NOT an example of private security?

Q8. Probation and halfway houses fall under which division of the criminal justice system?

Q9. A case involving the breaking of the law

Q10. If a teacher feels that the school system unfairly fired her/him from her/his job, which court would most likely try the case?

Q11. If you were injured during a car accident, where would you seek payment for your damages?

Q12. What type of court action determines liability?

Q13. Dennis wishes his wife would die so he could collect her life insurance. He hires Bill Frederick to have her killed.

Q14. Which of the following created the C crime of "domestic terrorism"?

Q15. In this type of trial, a group of twelve citizens must unanimously decide whether the defendant is guilty or innocent of a crime.

Q16. What type of law is adopted by a municipal governing board?

Q17. Everyone has a right to a lawyer and can

Q18. A panel of citizens appointed by a judge to listen to evidence in a case and decide the verdict is called

Q19. When an officer has enough evidence to believe that a certain person has committed a specific crime, they have met which of the following burdens of proof?

Q20. Changing or altering a signature without permission

Q21. Anthropometry was developed by

Q22. case that settles a dispute(argument) is a

Q23. In a criminal case you are

Q24. What was the first written set of laws?

Q25. does greenway die

Criminal Law - Part 2

Q1. In Chimel v. California what limi- tations did the U.S. Supreme Court place on searches incident to an arn rest?

Q2. Theability,withinthesystem,forindi- vidual participants to make their own decisions on the execution of their duties is known as

Q3. ___ conducts the fair trial.

Q4. What is the difference between criminology and forensic science?

Q5. Whatisanexampleofacriminalact?

Q6. The three elements of most crimes are the duty, the breach of duty, and criminal intent.

Q7. Which of the following is NOT an example of private security?

Q8. Probation and halfway houses fall under which division of the criminal justice system?

Q9. A case involving the breaking of the law

Q10. If a teacher feels that the school system unfairly fired her/him from her/his job, which court would most likely try the case?

Q11. If you were injured during a car accident, where would you seek payment for your damages?

Q12. What type of court action determines liability?

Q13. Dennis wishes his wife would die so he could collect her life insurance. He hires Bill Frederick to have her killed.

Q14. Which of the following created the C crime of "domestic terrorism"?

Q15. In this type of trial, a group of twelve citizens must unanimously decide whether the defendant is guilty or innocent of a crime.

Q16. What type of law is adopted by a municipal governing board?

Q17. Everyone has a right to a lawyer and can

Q18. A panel of citizens appointed by a judge to listen to evidence in a case and decide the verdict is called

Q19. When an officer has enough evidence to believe that a certain person has committed a specific crime, they have met which of the following burdens of proof?

Q20. Changing or altering a signature without permission

Q21. Anthropometry was developed by

Q22. case that settles a dispute(argument) is a

Q23. In a criminal case you are

Q24. What was the first written set of laws?

Q25. does greenway die