JADM 320 JADM320 Week 5 Quiz with Answers
JADM 320 JADM320 Week 5 Quiz with Answers
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1. (TCO 4) Interrogation pertains to
2. (TCO 4) The court in this case ruled that a person is not in police custody during a traffic stop.
3. (TCO 5) Slicky Willy burglarized Sally Murphy’s home. Willy was spotted by Murphy’s next door neighbor leaving the house. The neighbor, Ms. Cutter, provides police a description of Willy. After police are called, Willy is arrested two blocks away walking down the street. Police pick up Ms. Cutter and drive her over to where police are holding Willy in the back of a cruiser. Willy is taken out of the police car so Ms. Cutter can observe him. Police are conducting a(n) _____ for identification purposes.
4. (TCO 5) When an attorney attacks the credibility or believability of a witness in front of a jury, he or she is using which technique?
5. (TCO 6) Slick Martin is a local drug dealer. Working from reliable information from a confidential informant, Detective Smith warrants to enter Martin’s apartment to search for local drugs. Smith finds drugs and arrests Martin. After the arrest, Martin is entitled to see a judge in a relatively short period of time. Which is this hearing called?
6. (TCO 6) The process by which each party learns of the evidence that each party plans to present at trial is called
7. (TCO 7) Which are the two ways a prosecutor may bring charges against someone?
8. (TCO 7) Which is not a role of the defense attorney?
9. (TCO 7) The original purpose of grand juries was to
10. (TCO 8) A prosecutor must turn over _____ evidence to the defense attorney.
11. (TCO 7) How is discretion an important power used by prosecutors? Please give at least two examples of a prosecutor using his or her discretion.
12. (TCO 4) Discuss custody and interrogation as they relate to Miranda v. Arizona. Describe a situation that would include custody but not interrogation and a situation that would include interrogation but not custody. Include in your answer one Supreme Court case that discusses either custody or interrogation.
2. (TCO 4) The court in this case ruled that a person is not in police custody during a traffic stop.
3. (TCO 5) Slicky Willy burglarized Sally Murphy’s home. Willy was spotted by Murphy’s next door neighbor leaving the house. The neighbor, Ms. Cutter, provides police a description of Willy. After police are called, Willy is arrested two blocks away walking down the street. Police pick up Ms. Cutter and drive her over to where police are holding Willy in the back of a cruiser. Willy is taken out of the police car so Ms. Cutter can observe him. Police are conducting a(n) _____ for identification purposes.
4. (TCO 5) When an attorney attacks the credibility or believability of a witness in front of a jury, he or she is using which technique?
5. (TCO 6) Slick Martin is a local drug dealer. Working from reliable information from a confidential informant, Detective Smith warrants to enter Martin’s apartment to search for local drugs. Smith finds drugs and arrests Martin. After the arrest, Martin is entitled to see a judge in a relatively short period of time. Which is this hearing called?
6. (TCO 6) The process by which each party learns of the evidence that each party plans to present at trial is called
7. (TCO 7) Which are the two ways a prosecutor may bring charges against someone?
8. (TCO 7) Which is not a role of the defense attorney?
9. (TCO 7) The original purpose of grand juries was to
10. (TCO 8) A prosecutor must turn over _____ evidence to the defense attorney.
11. (TCO 7) How is discretion an important power used by prosecutors? Please give at least two examples of a prosecutor using his or her discretion.
12. (TCO 4) Discuss custody and interrogation as they relate to Miranda v. Arizona. Describe a situation that would include custody but not interrogation and a situation that would include interrogation but not custody. Include in your answer one Supreme Court case that discusses either custody or interrogation.
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