When can a vehicle be searched without a warrant

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DB#1

400-500 words and demonstrate course-related knowledge. Must include at least 2 citations.

The following set of behaviors easily could be added to a department's standard operating procedures under the ethics category. These behaviors are unacceptable and are viewed by the police and corrections department as unethical:

Accepting gratuities (e.g., gifts, favors, money, or anything given to you free.)

Using unnecessary force (e.g., physical abuse, emotional mistreatment, or roughing up suspects in custody)

Discrimination (mistreating individuals on the basis of race, age, gender, religion, culture, sexual preference, or national origin)

Lying in any form (including creating facts to incriminate or protect another)
Violating laws, rights, or procedures (e.g., intentionally making a false arrest, filing a false report, or purposely ignoring departmental procedures)

Add 5 more unacceptable behaviors to this list.

Additionally, for each behavior listed, you must also provide a rational as to why you feel it should be included in a list of SOP's.

Please read 1 Timothy 3:2 and explain why it is important for leaders in the criminal justice system to be of the highest character and integrity. Please explain the issues that are created when leaders are not moral and ethical and how this adversely affects our society.

How important is it for leaders to possess a Biblical Worldview?

DB#2

minimum of 300 words, cite at least 2 academic sources, and demonstrate course-related knowledge.

The issues in Vehicle Searches center on when and how to search a vehicle during a traffic stop. Which basic legal concepts are important for a patrol officer to keep in mind when stopping a vehicle for a traffic offense? How might these change depending on the circumstances?

When can a vehicle be searched without a warrant? Provide an example in which the answer may not be clear cut. For example, what if passengers had been involved in this scenario? Integrate a Christian worldview perspective to support your discussion.

Thesis statement, and 2 paragraphs write up

Topic: Drug Abuse and it effects on crime

Thesis statement (one single sentence)- your thesis statement may be analytical, expository or argumentative.

2 paragraph review of the literature.

At least 2 references cited in the text ( in-text citations) and listed at the end (all in current APA).

Sources must be no older than 5 years

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