In which of the following cases is an arrest warrant technically always required?
a. When a police officer witnesses a crime
b. When crime is reported directly to a police officer by a witness
c. When a police officer has probable cause to believe that a crime is currently being committed
d. When a police officer has obtained information through conducting an investigation
e. When circumstances make obtaining a warrant difficult or impossible
D
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a. double jeopardy b. right to pay c. prior restraint-- d. exclusionary
Command authority cuts through both coordination and prisoner’s dilemma problems by doing which of the following?
a. creating low conformity costs that will be easily accepted b. creating multiple decision makers, thus forcing consensus c. compiling an aggregation of the preferences of others d. conferring the authority to impose a solution regardless of the preference of others