BLET NC State Study Guide 100% SOLUTION REVISED 2023//2024

The three sources of law. - ANSWER Constitutional, Statutory, Common In a proceeding to terminate parental rights the summons tells the parent they must file an answer to the_____and how many days____ - ANSWER Clerk Of Superior Court 30days When do you issue Miranda Warnings - ANSWER Suspect arrested and you are questioning him about the case. A stationary type of surveillance is called a - ANSWER Stakeout You enter stolen property into what - ANSWER NCIC When writing how do you correct a writing error. - ANSWER Draw a line through it and initial it. How should reports be written - ANSWER First person Statutory Law - ANSWER Written law enacted by the legislative branches Common Law - ANSWER Judge-made law that originated in England from decisions shaped according to prevailing custom. Decisions were applied to similar situations and gradually became common to the nation. Infraction - ANSWER Non criminal violation Can not be arrested for. The first Amendment - ANSWER 5 freedoms: speech, press, religion, assembly, petition What is Constitutional Law - ANSWER Basic law of the land How long do you have to send fingerprints - ANSWER 60Days Who does the final disposition card get sent to (Fingerprints) - ANSWER Clerk of Courts When should a child be in a car seat - ANSWER Less than 8 less than 80 pounds When is it unlawful to use a mobile phone - ANSWER Anybody under eighteen. Cant text at all. Who can issue a non testimonial order NTO only - ANSWER Judge What is a Terry frisk. - ANSWER A basic pat down,outside of pockets Who can apply for a search warrant for obscene material - ANSWER District Attorney (DA) How should finger prints be rolled - ANSWER Complete first joint and rolled nail to nail uncomfortable to comfortable Types of fingerprint patterns - ANSWER Arch,Loop,Whorl The lowest age you can fingerprint - ANSWER Age 10 What is the most serious motor vehicle charge - ANSWER Fleeing to elude What is the exclusionary rule - ANSWER Any evidence obtained illegally,Inadmissible in court What is needed for temporary detention of somebody - ANSWER Reasonable Suspicion What is needed for a arrest - ANSWER Probable Cause PC What is the point of a investigative stop - ANSWER To determine whether there is probable cause that a crime has our is being committed. What crimes can a citizen detain somebody - ANSWER Felony,Breach of Peace,Physical Injury,Theft,Destruction of Property Anerobic Exercise - ANSWER is short-lasting, high-intensity activity, where your body's demand for oxygen exceeds the oxygen supply available Aerobic Exercise - ANSWER Light to moderate activity The three major nutrients - ANSWER carbohydrates, proteins, and fats The three major physical disablers for LEO - ANSWER Heart disorders,Lower back disorders,Stomach ulcers Male/Female inmates under 18 to 16 should be separated from adult inmates during - ANSWER Sleeping hours Prior to release of an inmate you should do what - ANSWER Check NCIC DCIN for any Holds,Warrants Juvenile inmates under 16 should be separated for adult inmates when - ANSWER At all times What is paralanguage? - ANSWER Language-related variables such as tone of voice, pitch, volume, speech, rhythm, pacing or tempo, and the use and timing of silence. Your body language is what percent of communication. - ANSWER 50-60% The parts of Ammunition - ANSWER Case,Primer,Powder Charge,Projectile What is a Hang Fire - ANSWER Failure of the Primer A Squid Load - ANSWER Where a cartridge is loaded with a primer but no or insufficient powder How should Ammunition be stored - ANSWER In a cool dry place and rotated periodically Warning shots are considered what - ANSWER Deadly force If a minor gains access to a firearm the owner can be charged with a what - ANSWER class 1 Misdemeanor Types of devices which can render a weapon safe - ANSWER Trigger lock,Action blocks, Cable locks, Safety The two areas of a trigger finger - ANSWER The pad and first joint