A peace officer has a privilege to arrest someone without a warrant
A) if the felony was committed in the officer's presence
B) if the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a felony has been committed
C) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed
D) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed by the suspect who was arrested
Correct Answer:
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Q12: A plaintiff has been falsely imprisoned if
Q13: MATCHING
-insisting or directing
A)false imprisonment
B)confinement
C)transferred intent
D)breach of the
Q14: MATCHING
-crime punishable by one year or less
A)false
Q15: It is possible to be falsely imprisoned
Q16: MATCHING
-without undue delay
A)false imprisonment
B)confinement
C)transferred intent
D)breach of the
Q18: The plaintiff's decision to stay is not
Q19: Which of the following does not constitute
Q20: Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for
Q21: Define confinement.
Q22: MATCHING
-arresting someone without a privilege to do
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