Under Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS) 13-1105, what mental state is required for first-degree murder?
Criminal Law
Question · Medium
Before the first question in custody
Short
Under what statutes does AZPOST set Arizona peace officer standards?
Introduction to Law Enforcement
Flashcard
In Arizona, a Class 3 felony carries a presumptive sentence of how many years for a first offense?
1968 Supreme Court decision allowing an officer who reasonably concludes that crime may be afoot and that a person may be armed and dangerous to pat down outer clothing for weapons.
Law and Legal Matters
Guess the Term
Chapter 1: Introduction to Law Enforcement & Administration
1.1 Criminal Justice Systems & Law Enforcement History
Study guide
Cheat sheet
Under ARS 13-404, a person may use physical force in self-defense when they reasonably believe it is immediately necessary to protect against another's use of what?
Question · Easy
Read the clue and guess the term in 6 tries.
Game
Who may work as an Arizona peace officer without AZPOST certified status?
Under ARS 13-1001, which of the following best describes the crime of attempt in Arizona?
1961 decision named for the appellant holding that evidence seized in violation of the Fourth Amendment cannot be used in a state criminal trial.
Under ARS 13-1805, shoplifting in Arizona involves taking goods from a retail establishment with a value under what amount to be charged as a Class 1 misdemeanor?
100 metronomes and 1 rescuer
What two peace officer categories can the AZPOST Board certify?
Under ARS 13-1203, assault in Arizona can be committed by which of the following?
1963 ruling that prosecutors violate due process by suppressing evidence favorable to the accused that is material to guilt or punishment.
1.2 Supervision, Professional Ethics & Police Discretion
The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. Under Arizona law, which of the following is NOT an exception to the warrant requirement?
Constitutional Law
Swap tiles to line up three of the same term.
Term Match
How many sovereign criminal justice systems operate in the United States?
Under the Fifth Amendment and Arizona law, when must Miranda warnings be given to a suspect?
1969 decision limiting a search incident to arrest to the arrestee's person and the area within his immediate control.
The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to counsel. In Arizona, at what stage does the right to appointed counsel attach for felony cases?
What does the AZPOST curriculum teach recruits about stress?
Under the Fourteenth Amendment, which standard of review applies to Arizona law enforcement practices that classify individuals based on race?
Three-part roadside battery - eye tracking, walk and turn, and one-leg stand - used nationwide to judge impairment before an arrest.
Traffic Control
1.3 Officer Wellness, Stress Management & Resilience
Under Arizona v. Gant (2009), when may an officer search a vehicle incident to the arrest of a recent occupant?
Question · Hard
Flip two cards at a time to find matching terms.
Term Pairs
Name Arizona's four culpable mental states.
If a suspect in Arizona custody invokes their Miranda right to remain silent, what must the officer do?
First and most accurate part of the three-part roadside battery, detected as an involuntary jerking while the suspect's eyes track a moving stimulus.
During a traffic stop on an Arizona highway, an AZPOST-certified officer observes a firearm in plain view on the passenger seat. Under Arizona law (ARS 13-3102), is the mere presence of a visible firearm in a vehicle illegal?
Patrol Operations
When may an Arizona officer arrest without a warrant for a felony?
Under AZPOST guidelines and Arizona law, which factor is MOST important in deciding whether to initiate or continue a vehicle pursuit?
Measure in grams per deciliter on which every state sets its drunk-driving limit; crash risk rises exponentially at .08.
Chapter 2: Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedures
2.1 Constitutional Framework & Fundamental Rights
Under Terry v. Ohio as applied in Arizona, what level of suspicion is required for an officer to conduct a field interview (investigative detention)?
Find five hidden terms in a grid of letters.
Term Search
How can an officer arrest for a misdemeanor not committed in their presence?
During a large public event in Phoenix, an AZPOST-certified officer is assigned to crowd control. Which technique is MOST appropriate for managing a peaceful but growing crowd?
Officer certified through an IACP and NHTSA program who is called in to document a driver's impairment when substances other than alcohol are suspected.
An AZPOST-certified officer working patrol in a rural Arizona county should use which patrol method to maximize coverage of a large geographic area?
What three conditions justify using physical force to make an arrest?
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