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Which of the following is a circumstance that allows for a warrantless search of a vehicle?
Which of the following is a circumstance that allows for a warrantless search of a vehicle?
- The officer has a search warrant
- The officer has probable cause and the vehicle is about to be moved (correct)
- The officer has reasonable suspicion to believe an occupant of the vehicle is armed
- The officer has consent from the owner of the vehicle
Under what circumstances can a strip search be conducted?
Under what circumstances can a strip search be conducted?
- When the arrestee is a juvenile
- When the arrestee is suspected of a felony
- When the arrestee is concealing a weapon, controlled substance, or contraband (correct)
- When the arrestee gives consent
When can a crime scene search be conducted without a warrant or consent?
When can a crime scene search be conducted without a warrant or consent?
- When the crime scene is on public property
- When there is no expectation of privacy at the crime scene (correct)
- When there are exigent circumstances
- When there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed
When can officers search a seized cell phone or recording device without a valid search warrant?
When can officers search a seized cell phone or recording device without a valid search warrant?
Based on the text, under what circumstances can officers seize or search an individual's cell phone or recording device if the individual has not been placed under arrest?
Based on the text, under what circumstances can officers seize or search an individual's cell phone or recording device if the individual has not been placed under arrest?
When can officers perform a frisk/pat down on a person?
When can officers perform a frisk/pat down on a person?
According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) General Order 1.10, what is the purpose of the directive?
According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) General Order 1.10, what is the purpose of the directive?
What is the definition of 'Probable Cause' according to the IMPD General Order 1.10?
What is the definition of 'Probable Cause' according to the IMPD General Order 1.10?
What is the definition of 'Strip Search' according to the IMPD General Order 1.10?
What is the definition of 'Strip Search' according to the IMPD General Order 1.10?
When conducting a strip or body cavity search, what information should be included in the incident report?
When conducting a strip or body cavity search, what information should be included in the incident report?
If an arrestee is uncooperative with determining their gender identity, what action should the officer take?
If an arrestee is uncooperative with determining their gender identity, what action should the officer take?
If an arrestee objects to being searched by an officer, what action should the officer take?
If an arrestee objects to being searched by an officer, what action should the officer take?
When are body cavity searches prohibited?
When are body cavity searches prohibited?
When are body cavity searches on juveniles prohibited?
When are body cavity searches on juveniles prohibited?
When is an arrestee entitled to the presence and advice of counsel prior to giving consent to a search?
When is an arrestee entitled to the presence and advice of counsel prior to giving consent to a search?
Flashcards
Warrantless Vehicle Search
Warrantless Vehicle Search
A legal justification allowing officers to search a vehicle without a warrant if they have reasonable belief a crime was committed or evidence exists within the vehicle, and it's about to be moved.
Strip Search
Strip Search
A search involving the removal of an individual's clothing to visually inspect their body for weapons, drugs, or contraband.
Warrantless Crime Scene Search
Warrantless Crime Scene Search
A search conducted at a crime scene without a warrant, justified by the lack of expectation of privacy in a public area.
Warrantless Cell Phone Search
Warrantless Cell Phone Search
A search of an individual's cell phone or recording device that is allowed without a warrant if the device is in the individual's possession at the time of arrest.
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Frisk/ Pat Down
Frisk/ Pat Down
A brief, physical pat-down of an individual's outer clothing to check for weapons, conducted when an officer has reasonable suspicion of criminal activity or danger.
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IMPD General Order 1.10
IMPD General Order 1.10
A document outlining the procedures for conducting searches and seizures without a warrant, emphasizing the importance of legal justification.
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Probable Cause
Probable Cause
The reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or evidence of a crime exists, based on facts and circumstances known to the officer.
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Strip Search
Strip Search
The removal of some or all clothing to expose parts of the body like genitals, buttocks, anus, and/or breasts, for visual inspection.
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Information in Incident Report
Information in Incident Report
When conducting a strip or body cavity search, the incident report should include the name of the person who was searched.
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Gender Identity Determination
Gender Identity Determination
When an arrestee is uncooperative with determining their gender identity, an officer should use their professional judgment to make a determination based on visible characteristics.
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Arrestee Objecting to Search
Arrestee Objecting to Search
If an individual objects to being searched, an officer should inform them about their right to refuse and provide a reason for the search.
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Body Cavity Search Prohibition
Body Cavity Search Prohibition
Body cavity searches are prohibited unless a valid search warrant is obtained.
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Body Cavity Search for Juveniles
Body Cavity Search for Juveniles
Body cavity searches on juveniles are not prohibited, but legal considerations should be carefully evaluated before conducting them.
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Right to Counsel Before Consent
Right to Counsel Before Consent
An arrestee is entitled to the presence and advice of counsel while in police custody when asked to consent to a search, ensuring a fair and informed decision.
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