BLE PTI Test 2 guide with complete solution 100% verified answers

The most significant element that effects a department's reputation. - ANSWER The community's confidence in the police. combat effective area - ANSWER pelvic region up to the eyeballs The weight of bullets is measured in ________________. - ANSWER grains ethics - ANSWER establish principles of right behavior that serve as guides for individual or group actions. Peace officers are responsible for this during a lawsuit. - ANSWER punitive damages Best time to use a shotgun - ANSWER For perimeter shooting exclusionary rule - ANSWER illegally gathered evidence (physical or testimonial) may not be introduced in a criminal trial 4th Amendment - ANSWER Protection against Unreasonable Search and Seizure "Fruits of the Poisonous Tree" Doctrine - ANSWER excludes evidence acquired as an INDIRECT result of police misconduct. probable cause - ANSWER "reasonable grounds to believe", needed for an arrest and search warrant Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule - ANSWER good faith, inevitable discovery, independent source Reasonable Suspicion - ANSWER based upon reasonable inferences and articulable facts; needed for a terry stop. Developing reasonable suspicion - ANSWER personal observations, suspect behavior, hearsay, officer's training/special knowledge warrant - ANSWER A legal paper, issued by a court, giving police permission to make an arrest, seizure, or search. summons - ANSWER issued by the court, commanding a person to appear in a specific location. NTA - ANSWER issued by an officer, requesting a person to appear in a specific location on a specific time and date. Is an arrest a "seizure" under the fourth amendment? - ANSWER Yes Is a Terry Stop a "seizure" under the 4th amendment? - ANSWER Yes What needs to be in an NTA? - ANSWER offender's name and address, nature of the offense, location of appearance, date and time, statement that failure to appear could result in a summons or warrant, your signature. No legal requirement for a suspect's signature. Fresh Pursuit - ANSWER A legal doctrine that permits a Law-Enforcement Officer to arrest a fleeing suspect who crosses jurisdictional lines