vocab

statute of limitation misdemeanor

1 year

statute of limitation FWP

3 year

statute of limitation felonies

5 years

after a PFMA how long can a no contact order be

72 hours

knowingly

A person acts knowing with respect to conduct or to a circumstance described by a statute

active aggression

Physical actions, assaults with less then deadly force. ( advancing, challenging, pushing, kicking)

PEACE

Plan and prepare engage and explain Account, probe, challenge closure evaluation

admission

Statement of conduct of the defendant which together with other evidence tend to prove his guilt

warrant

a court order requiring an officer to take a defendant into custody or to take property

Confession

a specific statement by a defendant that he is guilty of committing the offense charge

complaint

affidavit before a court charging a certain person with the commission of a crime

passive resistance

any type of resistance where the subject does not attempt to defeat the officer attempt to touch or control but they will not voluntarily comply with verbal and physical attempts o control

occupied structure

building, vehicle, or other place suitable for human occupancy or night lodging of persons or of caring on business, where or not a person is present

hard empty hand

control active aggression but can be use for defensive resistance when lower forms do not work.

soft empty hand

control passive or defensive resistance

Felony

death or more then 1 one year

14th amendment

due process

8th

excessive bail

1 ST amendment

freedom of religion ans speech

particularized suspicion

has, is, or is about to.

Drew Pics

helps victims remember, and bring back info, helps officers see what they are saying

Misdemeanor

less then 1 year / jail or fine

statute of limitation homicides

none

what kind of questions to ask in interviews

open ended probing 5 w's clarifying and verifying summary

subpoena

order to a witness to appear in the court to testify

predominant aggressor

person who has started the aggression

Bodily injury

physical pain, illness, or an impairment of the physical condition and includes mental illness

continuance

postponement of any specific step in the criminal proceeding

4th amendment

right to fare search and seizures

serious bodily injury

risk of death, permanent disfigurement, loss or impairment of function

6th amendment

speedy trial of the public

defensive resistance

subject that attempts to prevent an officer from gaining control ( pushing, pulling away from escort position )

negligently

the person consciously disregard a risk that the result will occur or that the circumstance exists

arraignment

the procedure where by the defendant seeks is formally notified of a criminal charge

Probable cause

to believe the object is a deadly weapon or that the person is or has committed an offence

corroborate

to confirm, to lend validity to beliefs or information by establishing related facts as truthful

purposely

when a particular purpose is an element of an offense .

affidavit

written statement signed and sworn