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● Arrest. Answer: Taking a person into custody to answer for a criminal offense
● Probable Cause. Answer: Legal standard requiring reasonable belief that a crime occurred
and the suspect committed it
● Warrantless Arrest. Answer: Arrest made without a prior judicial warrant based on
probable cause
● Arrest Warrant. Answer: Judicial order authorizing police to take a specific person into
custody
● Felony. Answer: Serious crime typically punishable by more than one year imprisonment
● Misdemeanor. Answer: Less serious crime typically punishable by less than one year
imprisonment
● Booking Process. Answer: Formal administrative process recording an arrested person
into custody
● Initial Appearance. Answer: First court hearing after arrest where charges and bail are
addressed
● Bail. Answer: Financial guarantee ensuring an arrested person returns for court
appearances
● Detainer. Answer: Request from another jurisdiction to hold a person after local custody
ends
● Hold. Answer: Instruction preventing an arrested person from being released
● ROR. Answer: Release on Own Recognizance allowing release without financial bail on a
promise to appear
● Traffic Enforcement. Answer: Law enforcement activity focused on traffic laws and road
safety