Question

state laws regarding the use of deadly force in making arrests must comply with the requirements established by the u.s. supreme court in
select one:
a. tennessee v. garner.
b. ingraham v. wright.
c. mapp v. ohio.
d. miranda v. arizona.

Explanation:

The question is about U.S. Supreme Court cases related to state laws on deadly force in arrests. Tennessee v. Garner established the standard for when deadly force can be used in arrests, holding that it's unconstitutional to use deadly force against an unarmed fleeing suspect unless there's a threat of serious harm. Ingraham v. Wright was about corporal punishment in schools, Mapp v. Ohio was about search and seizure (exclusionary rule), and Miranda v. Arizona was about rights during custodial interrogation. So the correct case is Tennessee v. Garner.

Answer:

a. Tennessee v. Garner