FLETC UPTP Exam 1 With Questions
And Answers Latest @ 2023
5 practices of exemplary leadership - Answer 1. Model the way
2. Inspire a shared vision
3. Challenge the process
4. Enable others to act
5. Encourage the heart
(MICEE)
Identify elements in the use of authority - Answer Power
Force
Discretion
Control
Influence
Leadership
Command Presence
(PFCDICL)
Identify the core values of law enforcement officers and how they influence an officer's
use of authority - Answer honesty
courage
compassion
respect
integrity
fairness
Identify common issues related to ethical behavior in law enforcement environments -
Answer Misuse of gov't vehicle
Misuse of gov't property
Misuse of gov't issued travel charge card
Misuse of authority/position
Improper disclosure of classified information
Unlawful acceptance of things of value (gifts, entertainment, favors)
Identify key terms related to ethical behavior in law enforcement environment - Answer
Values
Ethics
Morals
Moral Knowing
,Moral Feeling
Moral Action
Identify influences that affect ethical decision making - Answer Peer pressure
slippery slope
rationalization
noble cause
noble cause corruption
street level bureaucracy
hypervigilance
victim-based thinking
continuum of compromise
(Acts of Omission-failure, Acts of Commission/Administrative-failure of agency policy,
Acts of Commission/Criminal-committing criminal acts)
(Pink Slippers Running Near Super Hot Victims)
Identify critical thinking concepts & tools associated with making ethical decisions -
Answer Toolset
Skillset
Mindset
Heartset
Moral Courage
IDWAE - Answer Inquire
Define
Weigh
Act
Evaluate
Identify essential elements of ethically serving & protecting a culturally diverse U.S. -
Answer Culture
Cultural Competency
Stereotypes
Racial Profiling
Intercultural Communication Competency
Procedural Justice
(CCSRIP)
Identify elements of sexual harassment - Answer Quid Pro Quo: something for
something
-Tangible Employment Action: significant change in employment status
Hostile Work Environment
(ex. verbal, non-verbal, graphic, physical)
Branches of Government - Answer Legislative, Executive, Judicial
, 1st Amendment - Answer Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, & Petition
4th Amendment - Answer Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
exclusionary rule - Answer a law that prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in a
criminal trial
5th Amendment - Answer Criminal Proceedings
Due Process (Fundamental Fairness)
Eminent Domain
Double Jeopardy
Protection from Self-incrimination
6th Amendment - Answer Right to a fair, speedy trial
8th Amendment - Answer excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment
14th Amendment - Answer Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and
are guaranteed EQUAL PROTECTION of the laws
Use of Force - Answer 4th Amendment, Facts & Circumstances make use of force
reasonable
Graham Factors (Graham V. Connor 4th Amendment) - Answer Tense, Uncertain,
Rapidly Evolving
Severity of the crime
Immediate threat to officers or others *most important*, Resisting arrest
attempting to evade arrest
Graham Factors (Graham V. Connor 4th Amendment)... continued - Answer # of
officers v. # of suspects
size age condition & skillset v. suspects
distance
duration of action
injury to suspect/officer
pre-assault indicators
availability of weapons
facts known at time force was used (violent/mental history, alcohol/drugs)
environmental factors (daytime/reduced light)
totality of circumstances
Scott v. Harris, 550 U.S. 372, 383 (2007): - Answer Use of deadly force -> imposed
serious risk to officers/others
Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 (1985) - Answer Use of deadly force - used to stop
threat
And Answers Latest @ 2023
5 practices of exemplary leadership - Answer 1. Model the way
2. Inspire a shared vision
3. Challenge the process
4. Enable others to act
5. Encourage the heart
(MICEE)
Identify elements in the use of authority - Answer Power
Force
Discretion
Control
Influence
Leadership
Command Presence
(PFCDICL)
Identify the core values of law enforcement officers and how they influence an officer's
use of authority - Answer honesty
courage
compassion
respect
integrity
fairness
Identify common issues related to ethical behavior in law enforcement environments -
Answer Misuse of gov't vehicle
Misuse of gov't property
Misuse of gov't issued travel charge card
Misuse of authority/position
Improper disclosure of classified information
Unlawful acceptance of things of value (gifts, entertainment, favors)
Identify key terms related to ethical behavior in law enforcement environment - Answer
Values
Ethics
Morals
Moral Knowing
,Moral Feeling
Moral Action
Identify influences that affect ethical decision making - Answer Peer pressure
slippery slope
rationalization
noble cause
noble cause corruption
street level bureaucracy
hypervigilance
victim-based thinking
continuum of compromise
(Acts of Omission-failure, Acts of Commission/Administrative-failure of agency policy,
Acts of Commission/Criminal-committing criminal acts)
(Pink Slippers Running Near Super Hot Victims)
Identify critical thinking concepts & tools associated with making ethical decisions -
Answer Toolset
Skillset
Mindset
Heartset
Moral Courage
IDWAE - Answer Inquire
Define
Weigh
Act
Evaluate
Identify essential elements of ethically serving & protecting a culturally diverse U.S. -
Answer Culture
Cultural Competency
Stereotypes
Racial Profiling
Intercultural Communication Competency
Procedural Justice
(CCSRIP)
Identify elements of sexual harassment - Answer Quid Pro Quo: something for
something
-Tangible Employment Action: significant change in employment status
Hostile Work Environment
(ex. verbal, non-verbal, graphic, physical)
Branches of Government - Answer Legislative, Executive, Judicial
, 1st Amendment - Answer Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, & Petition
4th Amendment - Answer Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
exclusionary rule - Answer a law that prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in a
criminal trial
5th Amendment - Answer Criminal Proceedings
Due Process (Fundamental Fairness)
Eminent Domain
Double Jeopardy
Protection from Self-incrimination
6th Amendment - Answer Right to a fair, speedy trial
8th Amendment - Answer excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment
14th Amendment - Answer Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and
are guaranteed EQUAL PROTECTION of the laws
Use of Force - Answer 4th Amendment, Facts & Circumstances make use of force
reasonable
Graham Factors (Graham V. Connor 4th Amendment) - Answer Tense, Uncertain,
Rapidly Evolving
Severity of the crime
Immediate threat to officers or others *most important*, Resisting arrest
attempting to evade arrest
Graham Factors (Graham V. Connor 4th Amendment)... continued - Answer # of
officers v. # of suspects
size age condition & skillset v. suspects
distance
duration of action
injury to suspect/officer
pre-assault indicators
availability of weapons
facts known at time force was used (violent/mental history, alcohol/drugs)
environmental factors (daytime/reduced light)
totality of circumstances
Scott v. Harris, 550 U.S. 372, 383 (2007): - Answer Use of deadly force -> imposed
serious risk to officers/others
Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 (1985) - Answer Use of deadly force - used to stop
threat
