When police have substantial time to obtain an arrest warrant and there is probable cause but no exigency, the Fourth Amendment requires that they obtain an arrest warrant to lawfully seize the person in a public place.

Answer:

This statement is true

Explanation:

This statement is true. The police may search an individual in a public place but the individual has the right to refuse this search. This is where the Fourth amendment right comes into play. This right basically protects the individual from police abuse by preventing police from being able to search them or seize any of their belongings. This is unless they have a warrant which was issued by a court due to the police having probable cause that can be proven.

Identify the exceptions to a search warrant when conducting a search for evidence

The Constitution outlines the plan of
how the people of the United States
relate to which of the following?
A. the military
B. the law enforcement
C. the businesses
D. the government

If a home is valued at $250 000 and the property tax rate is 2 percent how much will the owners pay in property taxes?
$50 O $500 O $5,000 0 $50,000​

The President welcomes Pope Francis to the United States on behalf of the American people. Which role is the president carrying out?

What is the difference between civic duties and civic responsibilities?

1-Civic duties are required by law, while civic responsibilities are done voluntarily.

2-Civic duties require a large amount of personal effort, while civic responsibilities require little effort.

3-Civic duties are limited to some citizens based on age, while civic responsibilities are required for all citizens.

4-Civic duties are only performed by people who hold elected office, while civic responsibilities are performed by all citizens.