Walker & Hemmens, Legal Guide for Police (10th ed.)
Test Bank—Chapter 1
Multiple-Choice Questions
1. _______________ sets forth the appropriate behavior for police as they investigate criminal
activity.
2. The ______________ sets forth 23 individual rights. It is part of the U.S. Constitution.
3. ________________ means that an individual right is included within Fourteenth Amendment
guarantees.
4. The _______________ Amendment provides protection against self-incrimination.
5. The _______________ Amendment provides protection against unreasonable searches.
6. The _______________ has the final word on the constitutionality of any state action.
7. A _______________ creates a government.
8. Herbert Packer created the _____________ model of criminal justice
9. The crime control model of criminal justice states that _________ is the key to effective
operations in criminal justice.
10. The crime control model views the _______________ as the most important function of the
criminal justice system.
11. The due process model conceptualizes the crime control model as too ______________.
12. The due process model calls for fact-finding procedures that are _____________.
13. __________ refers to the judicial process by which determinations of guilt are made.
14. The due process model believes that _____________ should be restricted.
15. The ________________ is best conceptualized as an “obstacle course.”
True/False Questions
1. The Bill of Rights does not apply to state proceedings.
2. The Fourteenth Amendment applies the Bill of Rights to state proceedings.
3. Supreme Court decisions influence criminal procedure.
4. The legislature has the final say in statute interpretation.
5. Statutes are often ambiguous.
6. Barron v. Baltimore applied Fourth Amendment protections to state police actions.
7. The crime control model focuses on constitutional protections.
8. The crime control model is informal.
9. The due process model is informal.
10. The crime control model is conceptualized as an “assembly line.”
11. The due process model is conceptualized as an “obstacle course.”
12. The due process model focuses on convictions no matter the cost.
13. Factual guilt and legal guilt are different names for the same concept.
14. The crime control model mainly focuses on factual guilt.
15. A system can never combine the crime control model and the due process model.