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1-223 of 2231. that the defendant voluntarily, intentionally, and knowingly
2. stole property belonging to the US or any department or agency thereof
3. with the intent to deprive the US of the use or benefit of the property so taken
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must prove 3 elements to convict a defendant of theft
,1. LEO must protect the owner's property while it remains in government custody
2. an inventory protects the officers against claims or disputes over damaged, lost or
stolen property.
3. an inventory protects officers from potential dangers that the property may pose
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three justification for the warrantless inventory of lawfully impounded
property
Larceny
is the wrongful taking and carrying away of property belonging to the United States
gov. or any agency thereof with intent to deprive the US gov of the use or benefit of
the property so taken
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1) Theft
IPA
Criminal intent
Criminal act
Punishment
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, Federal law EPO#1 identify and apply the elements of a criminal statute
is wrongfully deprieving the US or any department or agency thereof its property,
basically mean that an individual lawfully comes into possession of US property and
wrongfully converts it to his or her own use.
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3) Conversion
Authority to arrest is limited to statutory authority
officer should validate that the individual that's in front of them matches the person
for the warrant for their arrest
If the authority to arrest for the warrant of the individual is outside of their scope or
arresting authority that individual should be detained until the proper arresting
authority has arrived
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outstanding federal arrest warrants
is indicated by profound sadness and/or an inability to experience pleasure (NAMI,
Depression Overview, October 2016).
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, Major depressive disorder
Persons, homes, papers, effects, vehicles, property, abanded property, the body,
containers, mail
what people believe to have REP in public places like the phone booth in kats
or the person vehicle like in jones, government work place, curtilage/open fields,
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EPO#2 Identify situations in which a reasonable expectation of privacy
exists.
Who can execute?
Territorial limits
Time limits
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The manner in which arrest warrants based upon a compliant must be
executed
-The the amount of detail the source provided
-What are the source accurately predicted the suspect's future behavior
-Whether and to what extent law enforcement officers collaborated the source
information
-Whether their information is based on the sources forced tan observation
-Whether by providing that information the source is putting his or her anonymity in
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