Author Question: The majority of arrests: a. do not require a warrant to make them reasonable, as long as there is ... (Read 63 times)

PhilipSeeMore · **on:** Aug 13, 2018

The majority of arrests:

a. do not require a warrant to make them reasonable, as long as there is probable cause to arrest.
b. require a warrant based on probable cause.
c. occur in the home, but still do not require a warrant.
d. occur after stops and frisks.

Question 2

In Tennessee v. Garner (1985), SCOTUS decided that:

a. police cannot shoot a fleeing suspect if the suspect poses no imminent danger.
b. suspects can be engaged with deadly force if there are bystanders who could be harmed.
c. lethal force can be applied against non-dangerous criminal suspects.
d. lethal force is permitted against misdemeanor offenders.