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When can a peace officer arrest a person without a warrant?
When can a peace officer arrest a person without a warrant?
- If the offense is a misdemeanor
- If the offense is committed in the officer's presence (correct)
- If the offense is a felony
- If the offense is reported by a witness
What must a peace officer do if making an arrest outside their jurisdiction?
What must a peace officer do if making an arrest outside their jurisdiction?
- Wait for the offender's lawyer to arrive
- Take the offender to another state
- Notify a law enforcement agency having jurisdiction (correct)
- Immediately release the offender
What is the duty of a peace officer regarding allegations of family violence?
What is the duty of a peace officer regarding allegations of family violence?
- Immediately make an arrest
- Ignore the allegations
- Leave the scene without taking any action
- Investigate and verify the allegations (correct)
Under what circumstances can a peace officer arrest a person without a warrant?
Under what circumstances can a peace officer arrest a person without a warrant?
When can a peace officer arrest a person for committing an assault resulting in bodily injury?
When can a peace officer arrest a person for committing an assault resulting in bodily injury?
In which situation can a peace officer arrest someone for an offense involving family violence without witnessing the offense?
In which situation can a peace officer arrest someone for an offense involving family violence without witnessing the offense?
Why might a peace officer arrest someone who has interfered with an individual's ability to make an emergency call?
Why might a peace officer arrest someone who has interfered with an individual's ability to make an emergency call?