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According to the text, when do police officers have a duty to warn witnesses of potential dangers?
According to the text, when do police officers have a duty to warn witnesses of potential dangers?
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses if they are primary witnesses in murder investigations.
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses in all circumstances.
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses if they are informed by another person or entity that an individual presents a danger. (correct)
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses if they request and obtain their assistance in criminal prosecutions.
According to the text, what is the general rule regarding police officers' duty to warn witnesses?
According to the text, what is the general rule regarding police officers' duty to warn witnesses?
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses if they are primary witnesses in murder investigations.
- Police officers always have a duty to warn witnesses.
- Police officers have a duty to warn witnesses in specific circumstances. (correct)
- Police officers never have a duty to warn witnesses.
According to the text, when may a duty to warn witnesses arise for police officers?
According to the text, when may a duty to warn witnesses arise for police officers?
- A duty to warn witnesses may arise if the witness expresses concern for their personal safety.
- A duty to warn witnesses may arise if the police create the peril to the witness. (correct)
- A duty to warn witnesses may arise if the police are investigating a sexual assault.
- A duty to warn witnesses may arise if the witness relies on the police for protection.
According to the text, when does a duty to warn arise for law enforcement officers and other government agents?
According to the text, when does a duty to warn arise for law enforcement officers and other government agents?
In Carpenter, why was the City found liable for Carpenter's damages?
In Carpenter, why was the City found liable for Carpenter's damages?
What did the court hold in Wallace v. City of Los Angeles?
What did the court hold in Wallace v. City of Los Angeles?
According to the text, what should officers do when they request the assistance of a private citizen in a public function that involves a foreseeable risk of injury?
According to the text, what should officers do when they request the assistance of a private citizen in a public function that involves a foreseeable risk of injury?
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