Correctional Officer Basic Recruit Ch 1 Introduction Exam |100% Correct|

Correctional Officer Basic Recruit Ch 1 Introduction Exam |100% Correct| §932.704, F.S., and §932.7055, F.S *Ans* Confiscated contraband may be destroyed, converted, or reused pursuant to A civil rights violation *Ans* is an unlawful interference with the fundamental rights of another person, such as the right to due process and equal protection under the law A criminal act *Ans* is a violation of the law A felony *Ans* is any criminal offense punishable under the laws of this state by death or imprisonment in a state facility for a period exceeding one year. A misdemeanor *Ans* is any criminal offense punishable under the laws of this state by a term of imprisonment for less than one year in a county correctional facility. A recruit has four years from the starting date of the basic recruit training to complete the certification process. In order to become certified as a correctional officer, a person must do all of the following: *Ans* • meet all the minimum requirements and standards • complete the approved basic recruit training • pass the State Officer Certification Examination • become actively employed with a correctional facility in an auxiliary, a part-time, or a full-time officer position A search *Ans* may be defined as governmental intrusion into a place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy. a tort *Ans* A civil wrong in which the action or inaction of an officer or entity violates the rights of another person A variety of influences shape an individual's values including *Ans* attitudes about work, respect, and responsibility according to §775.08(4), F.S. *Ans* In Florida a crime is designated as either a felony or misdemeanor Acting within the scope of employment *Ans* refers to the range of reasonable and foreseeable activities that an officer does while carrying out the agency's business All use of force must be documented in a *Ans* timely, clear manner, pursuant to agency policy or procedure and statute An officer has a duty to provide *Ans* care, custody and control of inmates while on the job to the best of his or her ability. An officer should be *Ans* dependable, strive at all times to work efficiently and consistently, and fulfill his or her obligations An officer's use of force is often the basis for *Ans* civil rights liability An organization *Ans* is a group of two or more people who cooperate to accomplish an objective or multiple objectives. By purposely doing what the law declares to be a crime, *Ans* the person demonstrates criminal intent Certain items may be converted for *Ans* inmate trust fund or charity as designated by the agency Chain of command *Ans* is the order of authority within an organization. chain of custody *Ans* is documentation of every individual who handled evidence as well as when, why, and what changes, if any, were made to it Chain of custody documentation is also issued to prove that *Ans* the evidence submitted in court or at a disciplinary hearing is the same evidence that was collected at the crime scene. Chapter 111, F.S., *Ans* protects officers charged with civil and cr