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elizabeth18

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The process of entering a suspect's name, offense, and arrival time into the police log or blotter following the suspect's arrest is called:
 
  a. The initial appearance
  b. The booking
  c. The preliminary hearing
  d. The arraignment

Question 2

What is a written order that is based on probable cause, issued by a judge or magistrate, and commands that the person named on it be arrested by the police?
 
  a. A search warrant
  b. An arrest warrant
  c. An indictment
  d. A complaint



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Brenm

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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