Which one of the following statements is true regarding arrests in the United States?
A) An arrest is not valid unless the officer uses the term arrest to the suspect.
B) Making an arrest is a dangerous process for a police officer.
C) Generally, an arrest warrant is not necessary for misdemeanors.
D) Both felony and misdemeanor arrest warrants are authorized for day and night service.
Question 2
Which rule was established by the Chimel case (1969)?
A) The totality of the circumstances may be considered in establishing probable cause to arrest.
B) After making an arrest, police may search the defendant and the area within the defendant's immediate control.
C) The cardboard box home of a homeless person may not be searched without his or her permission.
D) The room of an overnight guest may not be searched without the guest's consent, even if the homeowner has allowed police to enter and search.
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