Police Powers Test #2

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An individual may be arrested in two types of locations

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In Feeny case, the SCC ruled that police had violated the right of the accused to be secure against unreasonable search and seizure; this ruling was made on the basis that

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For a judge or justice to issue an arrest warrent with an endorsement to enter a dwelling house, he/she must be satisfied on reasonable grounds that

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A police officer forcibly entering a dwelling house to make an arrest may use

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You have conducted a criminal investigation and developed reasonable grounds to believe that Harold Wall has committed an assault causing bodily harm. You learn that Harold is now working at an auto repair shop. You should

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Police must always obtain a warrant prior to entering a dwelling house to make an arrest

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An emergency 911 call cannot provide police grounds to enter a dwelling house without a warrant

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Once informed consent is given, it cannot be revoked

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A police officer must have the power to arrest an individual prior to obtaining a Feeny warrant

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The onus of proving that consent is voluntary and that informed consent was obtained rests on the accused

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An arrest warrant allows a police officer to enter a dwelling house to make an arrest

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Before entering a dwelling house under the authority of a Feeney warrant, police must have reasonable grounds to believe that the person being sought is in the dwelling house

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A police officer entering a dwelling house under the authority of a warrant to enter a dwelling house (Form 7.1) may use force to enter provided the amount of force is reasonable

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There are two types of warrants commonly referred to as Feeney warrants

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Police Powers Test #2

Question 1 of 1

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An individual may be arrested in two types of locations

Select the correct answer(s).

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In Feeny case, the SCC ruled that police had violated the right of the accused to be secure against unreasonable search and seizure; this ruling was made on the basis that

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For a judge or justice to issue an arrest warrent with an endorsement to enter a dwelling house, he/she must be satisfied on reasonable grounds that

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A police officer forcibly entering a dwelling house to make an arrest may use

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You have conducted a criminal investigation and developed reasonable grounds to believe that Harold Wall has committed an assault causing bodily harm. You learn that Harold is now working at an auto repair shop. You should

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Police must always obtain a warrant prior to entering a dwelling house to make an arrest

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An emergency 911 call cannot provide police grounds to enter a dwelling house without a warrant

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Once informed consent is given, it cannot be revoked

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A police officer must have the power to arrest an individual prior to obtaining a Feeny warrant

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The onus of proving that consent is voluntary and that informed consent was obtained rests on the accused

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An arrest warrant allows a police officer to enter a dwelling house to make an arrest

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Before entering a dwelling house under the authority of a Feeney warrant, police must have reasonable grounds to believe that the person being sought is in the dwelling house

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A police officer entering a dwelling house under the authority of a warrant to enter a dwelling house (Form 7.1) may use force to enter provided the amount of force is reasonable

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There are two types of warrants commonly referred to as Feeney warrants

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The two types of forms within Feeney law are Form 7: Warrant for Arrest and Form 7.1: Warrant To Enter Dwelling House

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