When an officer ostensibly stops a vehicle for some traffic violation and proceeds to use that stop ...

When an officer ostensibly stops a vehicle for some traffic violation and proceeds to use that stop to conduct a full-scale search of the vehicle, this is known as a ________.

A) DUI checkpoint B) pretextual stop C) felony stop D) traffic check

(Question #2) The influence of parents, families, peers, and the community in training individuals about the norms, rules, and customs of the locality is referred to as ________.

A) deviance B) formal social control
C) informal social control D) none of the above

(Question #3) An exception to the search warrant rule is the concept of mobility, which was introduced in 1924 in which of the following cases?

A) Minnesota v. Dickerson B) Carroll v. United States
C) Schmerber v. California D) Chimel v. California

(Question #4) According to ________, the core of policing is identified by its relation to the potential use of force.

A) Goldstein B) Scherring C) Klockars D) Johnson

(Question #5) Which of the following cases established that a confession given prior to the reading of Miranda is valid and admissible if there is a necessary public safety exception?

A) New York v. Son of Sam B) New Mexico v. Wainwright
C) New York v. Quarles D) Newark v. Jones

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