Detained, Arrested, or Free to Go?

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Learn more about your rights during police encounters.

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Detained, Arrested, or Free to Go?


Froggy Jumps Detained, Arrested, or Free to Go?Version en ligne Learn more about your rights during police encounters. par Arizona Bar Foundation 1 When a person is taken into custody because they are suspected of committing a crime, they have been... a detained b arrested c questioned 2 When a person is temporarily stopped by law enforcement while they investigate a situation, they are being... a detained b arrested c convicted 3 Can a person be detained without being arrested? a Yes b No c Only if they are charged with a crime 4 Which statement about detention and arrest is true? a Every detention is an arrest. b A detention can only occur inside a police station. c A detention and an arrest are different legal situations. 5 Which situation is the best example of a detention? a A person is taken to jail after being accused of a crime. b A jury finds a person guilty. c An officer tells a person to remain while information is being checked. 6 Which situation is the best example of an arrest? a An officer briefly stops a person to ask questions. b A person is taken into custody for a suspected crime. c A witness is called to testify in court. 7 Which question is often asked to find out whether a person is required to stay during a police encounter? a "Am I free to leave?" b "What happens next?" c "Why are you talking to me?" 8 An officer tells Mario, "You need to stay here while I gather more information." Based on this statement, which is most accurate? a Mario is free to leave. b Mario is NOT currently free to leave. c Mario has been found guilty of a crime. 9 A police officer approaches Alex and asks if he would answer a few questions. The officer tells Alex this is voluntary and he does not have to stay. Which statement is most accurate? a Alex is free to leave if he wants. b Alex has been detained. c Alex has been arrested. 10 Faith is taken into custody after being suspected of committing a crime. Which statement is most accurate? a Faith is free to go. b Faith is being detained for a brief investigation. c Faith has been arrested. 11 An officer tells Brianna to remain on the sidewalk while the officer investigates a report from a nearby store. Which statement is most accurate? a Brianna has been arrested. b Brianna is NOT free to leave at that moment. c Brianna has been convicted of a crime. 12 The government (including police officers) must treat people fairly and follow the rules before taking away someone’s freedom, rights, or property. What is this concept called? a checks and balances b due process c federalism

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Detained, Arrested, or Free to Go?Version en ligne

par Arizona Bar Foundation

When a person is taken into custody because they are suspected of committing a crime, they have been...

When a person is temporarily stopped by law enforcement while they investigate a situation, they are being...

Can a person be detained without being arrested?

Which statement about detention and arrest is true?

Which situation is the best example of a detention?

Which situation is the best example of an arrest?

Which question is often asked to find out whether a person is required to stay during a police encounter?

An officer tells Mario, "You need to stay here while I gather more information." Based on this statement, which is most accurate?

A police officer approaches Alex and asks if he would answer a few questions. The officer tells Alex this is voluntary and he does not have to stay. Which statement is most accurate?

Faith is taken into custody after being suspected of committing a crime. Which statement is most accurate?

An officer tells Brianna to remain on the sidewalk while the officer investigates a report from a nearby store. Which statement is most accurate?

The government (including police officers) must treat people fairly and follow the rules before taking away someone’s freedom, rights, or property. What is this concept called?