The police must arrest an offender before a prosecutor can

  1. The police must arrest an offender before a prosecutor can charge an offender. The prosecutor must charge an offender before a
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  2. When do you think the prosecutor's office should become involved in a case (pre-arrest or post-arrest)?Do you think involvement
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  3. A police officer has just made an arrest during a traffic stop. He calls into dispatch and uses the phrase
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  4. Which response best constructs a critique of how arrests are made?(1 point)Responses The police only need probable cause to
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  5. The Public prosecutor decides in the offender is guilty or not. True or False?
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  6. How did the case of Miranda v. Arizona change the way that the police interact with the people they arrest?a. Criminal suspects
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  7. Police officers must always have an arrest warrant to arrest a person. True or false
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  8. Police officers must always have arrest warrants at arrest suspectsTrue or false
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  9. 1. When do police need an arrest warrant?A. Anytime an arrest is made B. Only when getting a warrant is practical C. If the
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  10. QuestionNadia works for a company involved with advocacy for victims of human trafficking. What does this MOST likely mean? (1
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