If a question put to a witness in a trial may be incriminating, ...

[futuristic]

If a question put to a witness in a trial may be incriminating, the witness must be informed of her Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

When is a warrantless arrest constitutionally permissible?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[djpooyouma]

Answer to Question 1

FALSE U. S. v. Monia (1943 )

Answer to Question 2

The Supreme Court has also sanctioned certain arrests that can be made without a warrant. They include arrests in the presence of exigent circumstances and arrests in public places. Generally, warrantless arrests are made in cases of serious offenses, but the police are authorized to make arrests for minor offenses. Warrantless arrests with probable cause, are permissible if any of the following is present: (1) hot pursuit, (2) danger to officers, (3) danger to third parties, (4) escape, and (5) destruction of evidence. Generally, any offense committed in an officer's presence permits an arrest if in a public place. Arrests in the home have some restrictions.

[futuristic]

Both answers were spot on, thank you once again

[djpooyouma]

Great! Please up vote