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What can a peace officer ask for when stopping a person suspected of committing a crime?
What can a peace officer ask for when stopping a person suspected of committing a crime?
- Social security number
- Name and address (correct)
- A list of known associates
- The person's phone number
Which of the following items may an officer request from a person driving a motor vehicle?
Which of the following items may an officer request from a person driving a motor vehicle?
- Vehicle's maintenance records
- Proof of residence
- Passport
- Driver license (correct)
What happens if a person refuses to provide identification during a stop?
What happens if a person refuses to provide identification during a stop?
- They can request a supervisor on the scene
- They may be charged with interference with police authority (correct)
- They will be let go without consequence
- They can be immediately arrested
What is NOT required from an individual stopped by a peace officer?
What is NOT required from an individual stopped by a peace officer?
In what situation can a suspect be diverted to the Assessment Intake Diversion (AID) Center?
In what situation can a suspect be diverted to the Assessment Intake Diversion (AID) Center?
What is the legal outcome of being stopped by a peace officer?
What is the legal outcome of being stopped by a peace officer?
Which piece of information is typically required from a motor vehicle driver during a traffic stop?
Which piece of information is typically required from a motor vehicle driver during a traffic stop?
Which of the following statements about identification during a stop is true?
Which of the following statements about identification during a stop is true?
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Study Notes
Police Officer Interaction and Identification Laws
- Officers can request a person's name and address if they have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.
- During a traffic stop, a peace officer can ask for a driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance.
- Refusal to provide identification during a stop may lead to charges for interference with police authority.
Requirements During a Stop
- Individuals must provide their driver's license (if applicable) and identification but are not required to explain their actions or provide a statement regarding their mental state.
Assessment Intake Diversion (AID) Center
- Officers may divert a suspect to the AID Center if they determine that probable cause exists for an arrest, regardless of the suspect's request.
Understanding Police Stops
- The act of stopping a person by a peace officer does not legally constitute an arrest.
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