NUFF
NUFF - correct answer-National Use of Force Framework
Use of force Definition - correct answer-the amount of effort requires by a law enforcement
officer to compel compliance by an unwilling subject
Where are the constraints and rules for law enforcement officers use of force found ? -
correct answer-Criminal Code
Operational Policy
Provincial Statutes
Social Acceptance
Where does peace officers authority come from ? - correct answer-Criminal Code Section
25. - Everyone who is required or authorized by law to do anything in the administration or
enforcement of the law ;
Criminal Code Section 26. - All officers who use force can only use as much force as
necessary and reasonable to complete duties. If excess force is used they will be criminally
charged
Criminal Code Section 27- Justifies a person to use only enough force to present or stop an
offence from happening
Four Resistance and Control Levels - correct answer-To stop potentially dangerous or
unlawful behaviour
To protect the officer or another form injury or death
To protect subjects from injuring themselves
In response to a subject resisting a lawful arrest.
6 Basic principles underlie the National Use of Force Framework(NUFF) - correct
answer-The primary responsibility of a peace officer is to preserve and protect life
The primary objective of any use of force us to ensure public safety
Peace officer safety is essential to public safety
The NUFF does not replace or augment the law; the law speaks for itself
The NUFF was constructed in consideration of federal statute law and current case law
The NUFF is not intended to dictate policy to any agency
Threat assessment considerations - correct answer-Situation
Subject behaviour
Officer
Tactical
6 different conditions that can characterize a situation - correct answer-Environment
Number of subjects
Perceived subjects abilities
Knowledge of subject
Time and distance
NUFF - correct answer-National Use of Force Framework
Use of force Definition - correct answer-the amount of effort requires by a law enforcement
officer to compel compliance by an unwilling subject
Where are the constraints and rules for law enforcement officers use of force found ? -
correct answer-Criminal Code
Operational Policy
Provincial Statutes
Social Acceptance
Where does peace officers authority come from ? - correct answer-Criminal Code Section
25. - Everyone who is required or authorized by law to do anything in the administration or
enforcement of the law ;
Criminal Code Section 26. - All officers who use force can only use as much force as
necessary and reasonable to complete duties. If excess force is used they will be criminally
charged
Criminal Code Section 27- Justifies a person to use only enough force to present or stop an
offence from happening
Four Resistance and Control Levels - correct answer-To stop potentially dangerous or
unlawful behaviour
To protect the officer or another form injury or death
To protect subjects from injuring themselves
In response to a subject resisting a lawful arrest.
6 Basic principles underlie the National Use of Force Framework(NUFF) - correct
answer-The primary responsibility of a peace officer is to preserve and protect life
The primary objective of any use of force us to ensure public safety
Peace officer safety is essential to public safety
The NUFF does not replace or augment the law; the law speaks for itself
The NUFF was constructed in consideration of federal statute law and current case law
The NUFF is not intended to dictate policy to any agency
Threat assessment considerations - correct answer-Situation
Subject behaviour
Officer
Tactical
6 different conditions that can characterize a situation - correct answer-Environment
Number of subjects
Perceived subjects abilities
Knowledge of subject
Time and distance
