IDAHO POST EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
How close to shore to most injuries happen? - ANSWERS-
Within 10 feet.
What are the 4 steps of water rescue? - ANSWERS-Preach,
reach, throw, go and tow.
What 3 questions must be asked in all water rescues? -
ANSWERS-Is this a rescue or a recovery? What is the overall
risk? What are my realistic abilities?
What are the priorities of life when performing a water
rescue? - ANSWERS-Officers, innocents, victims, property.
,What are some examples of manmade water hazards? -
ANSWERS-Dams, canals, submerged objects, bridges and
roadways.
What are the 6 pillars of character? - ANSWERS-
Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, justice & fairness,
caring, civic virtues & citizenship.
What are principles? - ANSWERS-Universally held values
that never change.
What are values? - ANSWERS-Beliefs that a person holds
true.
What are morals? - ANSWERS-A code of values which guides
our choices and actions, and determines the purpose and
course of our lives.
What are the 4 components of intemperance? - ANSWERS-
Anger, lust, greed, and peer pressure.
,What are the 7 burdens of proof? - ANSWERS-No evidence,
scintilla, reasonable suspicion, probable cause,
preponderance, clear & convincing, beyond a reasonable
doubt.
Describe scintilla. - ANSWERS-A trace; even the smallest
amount.
Describe reasonable suspicion. - ANSWERS-Based on
articulable facts or reason; more than a mere hunch,
speculation, or guess.
Describe probable cause. - ANSWERS-The possession of
information that would lead one to believe that a person
they have placed under arrest is guilty of a crime.
What 8 factors may indicate someone is armed and
dangerous? - ANSWERS-Bulges in clothing that resemble a
weapon; the encounter happens late at night; the encounter
happens in a high crime area; the individual makes
threatening movements; the individual appears nervous or
agitated; the individual appears to be under the influence of
drugs or alcohol; the individual is uncooperative or attempts
to flee; the individual has a reputation of being dangerous.
, In what 2 ways can an officer restrain one's liberty that
would result in a seizure? - ANSWERS-By a show of
authority that results in actual submission, or by application
of physical force.
Under what circumstances during an investigatory detention
may an officer conduct a limited frisk? - ANSWERS-When
the officer has reasonable, articulable suspicion that the
suspect has been/is/is about to be engaged in criminal
activity; when the officer reasonably believes the suspect is
armed and dangerous; or when the officer has immediate
concern for the safety of himself or others.
Describe the responsibilities of the district court. -
ANSWERS-There are 7 districts in Idaho, and 45 district
judges; they hear felony cases after the preliminary hearing;
they handle appeals from the magistrate courts; they
occasionally approve search warrants; they hear civil
disputes above $10,000.
Describe the responsibilities of the court of appeals. -
ANSWERS-The court of appeals consists of 1 chief judge and
3 associate judges; decisions are based on a 3-judge panel; it
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
How close to shore to most injuries happen? - ANSWERS-
Within 10 feet.
What are the 4 steps of water rescue? - ANSWERS-Preach,
reach, throw, go and tow.
What 3 questions must be asked in all water rescues? -
ANSWERS-Is this a rescue or a recovery? What is the overall
risk? What are my realistic abilities?
What are the priorities of life when performing a water
rescue? - ANSWERS-Officers, innocents, victims, property.
,What are some examples of manmade water hazards? -
ANSWERS-Dams, canals, submerged objects, bridges and
roadways.
What are the 6 pillars of character? - ANSWERS-
Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, justice & fairness,
caring, civic virtues & citizenship.
What are principles? - ANSWERS-Universally held values
that never change.
What are values? - ANSWERS-Beliefs that a person holds
true.
What are morals? - ANSWERS-A code of values which guides
our choices and actions, and determines the purpose and
course of our lives.
What are the 4 components of intemperance? - ANSWERS-
Anger, lust, greed, and peer pressure.
,What are the 7 burdens of proof? - ANSWERS-No evidence,
scintilla, reasonable suspicion, probable cause,
preponderance, clear & convincing, beyond a reasonable
doubt.
Describe scintilla. - ANSWERS-A trace; even the smallest
amount.
Describe reasonable suspicion. - ANSWERS-Based on
articulable facts or reason; more than a mere hunch,
speculation, or guess.
Describe probable cause. - ANSWERS-The possession of
information that would lead one to believe that a person
they have placed under arrest is guilty of a crime.
What 8 factors may indicate someone is armed and
dangerous? - ANSWERS-Bulges in clothing that resemble a
weapon; the encounter happens late at night; the encounter
happens in a high crime area; the individual makes
threatening movements; the individual appears nervous or
agitated; the individual appears to be under the influence of
drugs or alcohol; the individual is uncooperative or attempts
to flee; the individual has a reputation of being dangerous.
, In what 2 ways can an officer restrain one's liberty that
would result in a seizure? - ANSWERS-By a show of
authority that results in actual submission, or by application
of physical force.
Under what circumstances during an investigatory detention
may an officer conduct a limited frisk? - ANSWERS-When
the officer has reasonable, articulable suspicion that the
suspect has been/is/is about to be engaged in criminal
activity; when the officer reasonably believes the suspect is
armed and dangerous; or when the officer has immediate
concern for the safety of himself or others.
Describe the responsibilities of the district court. -
ANSWERS-There are 7 districts in Idaho, and 45 district
judges; they hear felony cases after the preliminary hearing;
they handle appeals from the magistrate courts; they
occasionally approve search warrants; they hear civil
disputes above $10,000.
Describe the responsibilities of the court of appeals. -
ANSWERS-The court of appeals consists of 1 chief judge and
3 associate judges; decisions are based on a 3-judge panel; it
