10th Amendment - Defines limitations of power
10th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Sentencing
11th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Appeal
14th Amendment - Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed
equal protection under the law
1st Amendment - Freedom of ...
MPOETC ACT 120 CERT STUDY 10th Amendment - Defines limitations of power 10th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Sentencing 11th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Appeal 14th Amendment - Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protection under the law 1st Amendment - Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition 1st Step in Criminal Justice Process - Decision to prosecute or not 2nd Amendment - Right to keep and bear arms 2nd Step in Criminal Justice Process - Initial appearance/Prelim Arraignment 3 eras of policing - Political, Reform, Community 3 license points are removed after how many months? - 12 months, with no violations 3rd Amendment - No quartering of troops 3rd Step in Criminal Justice Process - Bail 4th Amendment - Right to privacy/Unreasonable search and seizure 4th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Prelim Hearing 5th Amendment - The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due process 5th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Information or Indictment 6th Amendment - Right to a speedy trial, jury, informed council, witnesses 6th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Formal Arraignment 7th Amendment - Right to jury in some civil trials/Prohibition of double jeopardy 7th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Pre-Trial Motions 8th Amendment - Right to bail/Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment 8th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Trial 9th Amendment - No rights will act to take away other rights enumerated 9th Step in Criminal Justice Process - Verdict A chemical that if released into the environment could be potentially harmful to the publics health or welfare - Hazardous Materials A felony seen by you or others - Warrantless Arrest for a felony A fine committed in an active work zone is what? - Doubled A man accidentally shoots his wife while trying to kill someone else, what do you charge - Voluntary Manslaughter A man comes home to his wife cheating, he leaves to get a gun and comes back and kills him, what do you charge - Murder 1 A man sold ale to a minor unintentionally - You cannot use ignorance as a defense A material and its mixtures or solutions that is regulated by the EPA - Hazardous Substances A material that is subject to the uniform hazardous waste manifest requirements - Hazardous Waste A no damage collision... - Phantom Vehicle A suspect switches the tags on retail clothes and buys them, what can you charge - Retail Theft A vehicle stop where the officer has some reason to believe there is potential for danger - High Risk/Felony Stop A voluntary statement that a person has committed a crime - Confession Above 65 miles per hour, Fine for speeding - $42.50 and an additional $2.00 per mile in excess of 5 miles over All vehicle stops other than high risk or felony stops - Unknown Risk Stop An involuntary discharge kills someone, what do you charge - Involuntary Manslaughter
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