The Arrest 2

3. Legal permission granted by a judge for a specific search. (2 words)
7. Law enforcement personnel responsible for making an arrest. (2 words)
10. Allows evidence obtained through a search with a defective warrant to be admissible if officers acted in good faith. (3 words)
13. Payment often required for processing and administrative costs during booking. (2 words)
14. Legal authority for private individuals to detain someone until law enforcement arrives. (2 words)
15. Holding of minors accused of crimes in facilities separate from adult offenders. (2 words)
16. Authorization for law enforcement to enter premises without prior notification. (3 words)
17. Allowing law enforcement to search without a warrant based on the individual’s voluntary agreement. (2 words)
18. Legal principle that evidence obtained illegally is not admissible in court. (2 words)
19. Brief, non-intrusive police stop of a person to check for weapons or suspicious behavior. (2 words)

1. Court proceeding where the prosecutor must demonstrate sufficient cause for the defendant’s continued detention. (3 words)
2. Unlawful entry into property with the intent to commit a crime. (2 words)
4. Situations where law enforcement can make an arrest without obtaining a warrant first. (3 words)
5. Personnel responsible for documenting details during the booking process. (2 words)
6. Legal concept where an individual has control over an item, even if it’s not physically on their person. (2 words)
8. Permits law enforcement to use deadly force to apprehend a suspect fleeing from a felony. (3 words)
9. Mugshot taken during the booking process for identification purposes. (2 words)
11. Unlawful detention or restraint of an individual without legal justification. (2 words)
12. Detailed account by law enforcement of events leading to an arrest. (2 words)