Arrest

and adapt to is, Search incident to arrest. Search incident to arrest is an ever changing exception to the warrant requirement. Over the years this rule has been tweaked many times by the supreme and applet courts. Because of this there are many rules to how search incident to arrest can be applied and used. Because of this it has become one of the more controversial topics in law enforcement and one of the hardest to learn. However, search incident to arrest is actually much easier for new rookie

When people make judgements over different situations it can be more based on opinion than evidence. With mandatory arrest policies the police has to make decisions when a case of domestic violence is presented. In the article “Mandatory Arrest Policies,” it states that there are two types of mandatory arrest. One type “requires the arrest of the primary aggressor. In certain cases, this determination is easily made based upon the extent of injuries sustained by the victim. However, in other cases

Unlawful Arrest Ever wonder what it’s like to get pulled over for a traffic stop and days later you’re dead? On July 10th, 2015 Sandra Bland got pulled over by a state trooper in Prairie View, Texas, after allegedly failing to use a turn signal She was asked for license and registration. Officer proceeded to his car to check her documents and when he returned to Bland’s car he asked her “are you okay” she responded “No I’m irritated” with a bit of an aggressive tone. The police officer continued

Getting Children Certified in CPR Cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death in adults each year, and 92% of cardiac arrest patients fail to survive. These people that fall victim to cardiac arrest fail to survive because parents, children, co workers, fellow students, and other people you associate with everyday lack the knowledge that it takes to give the victim the simple two step process of CPR. Learning CPR is easy to comprehend, and does not take a lot of time to learn the and master

not enough reasonable grounds for an arrest without a warrant. I think more reasonable grounds should be put into place in order to arrest someone without a warrant. This is because I think that if a victim phones the police with a worry they should arrest a person to stop them from doing something, however they usually wait until something has actually happened to the victim or their property. I also think that citizens should not have the power to arrest a suspected criminal as they could get

When police follow a mandatory arrest policy there are a series of events that need to be in order before the arrest can be made. This series of events include the officer beginning by securing the victim, concluding whether or not a crime was committed, and preparing a foundation for the prosecution (Carmody, 2017). The likelihood of success when using the mandatory arrest policy lies on a number of community factors. These factors can include race and employment rates within the community. Although

Remember When You Are Arrested Being placed under arrest can be confusing to someone who has never experienced it before, and even with experience, you can make legal mistakes. If you find yourself under arrest, there are several things to keep in mind during the process. The following are only three of them. Never resist being arrested If you believe the arresting officer is making a mistake, under no circumstances should you resit the arrest. This is not legal, so you are only hurting your case

However the police must have sufficient powers to investigate crimes. Therefore Parliament has given the police special powers that can be used in certain circumstances. These powers include the rights to stop and search suspects, to arrest and interview people when necessary and to take fingerprints and samples (blood samples) for scientific analysis. Without the police having these certain powers then it would be nearly impossible to investigate any crimes. But it

House arrest is "a community- based sanction in which offenders serve their sentence at home" (Alarid, pg.206). Many of these offenders have curfews and most of them can not leave their houses, but they can leave if they have a job and for correctional treatment purposes. House arrest is also called house detention or home confinement. House arrest is usually pair with a use of technology like a home-based voice verification device or electronic monitoring device. A home-based electronic monitoring

When not given CPR right away , the cardiac arrest victim may have no chance to survive until professional care providers arrive on the scene. On an average it takes three to four minutes for the EMS to get there. It is most effective immediately after a victim’s heart stops beating. According to The American Heart Association(2017), “For each minute CPR is not performed the chance of survival decreases by 10%”(para.5). Saying that by the time the EMS arrives to the scene that victim’s chance of