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Mpoetc Act 120 Final Questions AndAnswers With Verified Solutions Rated
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1st Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press,
Assembly, and Petition
2nd Amendment - ANSWER✔✔ Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Soldiers can't quarter in any house,
without the consent of the Owner
4th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Protection against Unreasonable Search
and Seizure
5th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ The Right to Remain Silent/Double
Jeopardy, right to due process
6th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ The right to a Speedy Trial by jury,
representation by an attorney for an accused person
7th Amendment - ANSWER✔✔ Right to a trial by jury in civil cases
8th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Prohibits excessive fines and excessive
bail/and cruel unusual punishment
,9th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Citizens entitled to rights not listed in the
Constitution
10th Amendment (1791) - ANSWER✔✔ Powers not given to federal government
go to people and States
12th Amendment (1804) - ANSWER✔✔ separation of votes for President and
Vice President
14th Amendment (1868) - ANSWER✔✔ citizenship, due process, equal protection
Bill or Rights - ANSWER✔✔ First 10 amendments to the Constitution
PA Constitution - ANSWER✔✔ More restrictive than US Constitution
Statutes - ANSWER✔✔ written laws enacted by legislatures
Civil rights violations - ANSWER✔✔ Unlawful arrest, search and seizure without
probable cause,
Unwarranted physical violence,
Holding a prisoner beyond limitations
When can officers enter another jurisdiction - ANSWER✔✔ Hot pursuit, asked,
mutual aid, official business and felony crimes
, Case laws - ANSWER✔✔ Written decision of appellate courts deciding actual
cases
Tort - ANSWER✔✔ violation of civil law
probable cause - ANSWER✔✔ Facts and circumstances that lead a reasonable
person to believe a crime has been committed and the suspect committed the crime
3 branches of government - ANSWER✔✔ Legislative, Executive, Judicial
What branch of government do police fall under - ANSWER✔✔ executive
PA Court System - ANSWER✔✔ Common Pleas, Circuit, Supreme
US Court System - ANSWER✔✔ district, circuit, supreme
Grading of crimes - ANSWER✔✔ felonies, misdemeanors, and summaries
State of Mind (mens rea) - ANSWER✔✔ Recklessly, intentionally, willingly,
knowingly
Where are statues of limitations found - ANSWER✔✔ Title 42, section 5552.
Judiciary code
Codification - ANSWER✔✔ The act or process of rendering laws in written form
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