Warrantless Arrest, When Lawful

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1. Does calling a police command an invitation necessarily prevent it from constituting arrest?
2. An officer arrives shortly after an assault, sees fresh injuries and obtains immediate identification from the victim. …
3. A purported invitation is backed by an officer’s command that the named suspect accompany police and remain in custody.…
4. Does Pestilos mean any accusation relayed to police at any later date is enough for hot pursuit?
5. A police officer has reliable personally gathered facts identifying a suspect but the crime is old and no other warrant…
6. Explain why personal knowledge under Section 5(b) is not identical to personally witnessing the offense.
7. The police call their command to accompany them an invitation. Explain when arrest safeguards remain relevant.
8. Compare prompt investigation of a fresh assault with identification of a suspect in a months-old crime.