Search and Seizure

1. When can a police officer detain you?

a. When they have a reasonable, articulable suspicion that you might be involved in a crime.

b. Anytime

c. When they have proof beyond a reasonable doubt

d. With a warrant

2. Do I have to answer a police officer's questions?

a. Name an identifying information only.

b. Yes.

3. What are my rights if I am under arrest?

a. The right to remain silient.

b. The right to an attorney.

c. The right to party.

d. A&B

4. If a police officer stops and questions me, am I being recorded?

a. Yes.

b. No.

5. When can police search you?

a. With your permission.

b. With a warrant.

c. If you are under arrest.

d. All of the above.

6. If a police officer asks to search you, can you say no?

a. Yes.

b. No.

7. What is a search warrant?

a. A document issued by a judge that specifically describes what police are allowed to search without your consent.

b. Something the police have to apply for.

c. A bad 80's hair band.

d. A&B.

8. Will exercising my right to an attorney make me look guilty?

a. Yes.

b. No.

9. Will exercising my right to remain silent make my look guilty?

a. Yes.

b. No.

10. What does the right to remain silent mean?

a. You do not have to answer the officer's questions or talk to them at all.

b. Can be waived if you start to answer the officer's questions.

c. Can be restarted even after you've started answering questions.

d. All of the above.

1. When can a police officer detain you?

2. Do I have to answer a police officer's questions?

3. What are my rights if I am under arrest?

4. If a police officer stops and questions me, am I being recorded?

5. When can police search you?

6. If a police officer asks to search you, can you say no?

7. What is a search warrant?

8. Will exercising my right to an attorney make me look guilty?

9. Will exercising my right to remain silent make my look guilty?

10. What does the right to remain silent mean?

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