- Method used to lift fingerprints after dusting
- Results in a Purple-blue print when amino acids found in sweat react with this chemical
- An impression left on any surface that consists of patterns made by ridges on the tip of a finger
- This whorl pattern is made up of any two loops combined into one print
- Time it takes AFIS to produce a list of potential matches from a fingerprint
- A three-dimensional fingerprint made in soft material such as clay, soap, paint, putty, or wax
- Does Common Law Murder carry transferred intent?
- Can a police officer seized an abandon property?
- Custodial arrest authorizes a complete search of the arrested person and the area within his immediate control to ensure
- What legal document is use to suppress evidence?
- What court case says that the "totality of circumstance" need to be considered to determine if an officer has probable cause?
- Probable Cause & Reasonable SuspicionThe different levels of proof when comparing them to probable cause are:• Absolute Certainty• Beyond a reasonable doubt • Clear and convincing• Probable Cause• Reasonable Suspicion• Suspicion• Reasonable Doubt• Hunch/No Information
- Probable Cause & Reasonable SuspicionWhen is Probable Cause required?1. Arrest with a warrant2. Arrest without a warrant3. Search and seizure with a warrant4. Search and seizure without a warrant
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- Court hearing in which an alleged felon is required to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty.
- Court hearing in which a magistrate informs defendants of their rights, states the exact nature of the charges, appoints an attorney, or gives defendants the opportunity to get one.
- Principle that prohibits use of illegally obtained evidence to find defendant guilty at trial.
- Screening process used by half the states to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to hold for trial defendants charged with felonies.
- Formal charge of criminal action in federal cases.
- Amount of money put up by defendants to ensure their return to court.