RBC 1
6th amendment - ✔️✔️-Right to be told charges when arrested
-Right to a speedy trial
-Right to a public trial by an impartial jury
-Right to confront wintness
-Right to counsel
8th amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from excessive bail
-Freedom from cruel and unusual
14th amendment - ✔️✔️-Basic right of a defendant in a judicial proceeding
-Due process
-Right to equal protection of laws
Components of the criminal justice system - ✔️✔️-Law enforcement
-Judicial
-Corrections
Goals of Criminal justice system - ✔️✔️-Guarantee due process
-Prevent Crime
-Protect life and property
-Uphold and enforce the law
-Dispense equal justice
-Apprehend offenders
-Assure victims rights
First amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom of religion
-Freedom of speech
Freedom of the press
-Freedom of assembly
-Right to petition the govt. for a redress of grievences
Fourth amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from unreasonable searches
Fifth amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from being tried twice for the same crime
-Freedom from self-incrimination
Judicial system objectives - ✔️✔️-Providing due process of law
-Rendering fair judgements
,-Dispensing just punishment
-Assuring victim's rights
5 reasons to use force - ✔️✔️-effect an arrest
-prevent escape
-overcome resistance
-self-defense
-defense of others
California Court system organizations - ✔️✔️-Trial courts
-Appellate courts
Judicial process - ✔️✔️-Arrest
-Arraignment
-Right to bail
-Bail
-Preliminary hearing
-Indictment
-Trial
-Sentencing
-Grand Jury
Correction objects - ✔️✔️-Confining prisoners
-Rehabilitating prisoners
-Supervising parolees and probationers in community
-Assuring victim's rights
Parole - ✔️✔️A conditional release from prison which allows one to serve remainder of
sentence
Probation - ✔️✔️Sentencing option for an individual conviction of a criminal defense
Objective reasonableness - ✔️✔️Objectively reasonable force under the totality of the
circumstances
Fourth amendment standard as determined by US supreme cour - ✔️✔️Graham v
Connor
-right against unreasonable searches and seizures
Requirement to submit to arrest - ✔️✔️PC 834 a , have to submit and comply
Authority to use reasonable force for peace officer - ✔️✔️PC 835 an arrest is made by
an actual restraint of the person
, Discuss level of authority agency policies - ✔️✔️Can be more restrictive than federal or
state, but not less
Force options - ✔️✔️are choices available to peace officer
-to overcome resistance
-effect an arrest
-prevent escape
-in defense of self and others
-to gain control of situations
Objective for use of force - ✔️✔️gain, and maintain control of an individual and the
situation
Force options - ✔️✔️-Non-deadly force
-Intermediate force
-Deadly force
Legal standard for deadly force - ✔️✔️Imminent danger of death or great bodily injury
Reasons for effective communication - ✔️✔️Safety, and professionalism
Factors required to establish sufficiency of fear for use of deadly force - ✔️✔️-objective
and reasonable based on circumstances or overt act
Facts officer should consider when determining to use deadly force - ✔️✔️-Size of
person
-presence
-imminent credible threat
-nature of crime
-type of weapon
When is homicide considered justifiable - ✔️✔️-Threat of imminent bodily harm or
death
-execution
Why is complete documentation of use of force necessary - ✔️✔️-Justification for using
force
-Relevant factors and detail
Administrative consequences associated with unreasonable force - ✔️✔️Criminal, civil,
and departmental repercussions
agencies potential liability associated with unreasonable force - ✔️✔️civilly liable
6th amendment - ✔️✔️-Right to be told charges when arrested
-Right to a speedy trial
-Right to a public trial by an impartial jury
-Right to confront wintness
-Right to counsel
8th amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from excessive bail
-Freedom from cruel and unusual
14th amendment - ✔️✔️-Basic right of a defendant in a judicial proceeding
-Due process
-Right to equal protection of laws
Components of the criminal justice system - ✔️✔️-Law enforcement
-Judicial
-Corrections
Goals of Criminal justice system - ✔️✔️-Guarantee due process
-Prevent Crime
-Protect life and property
-Uphold and enforce the law
-Dispense equal justice
-Apprehend offenders
-Assure victims rights
First amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom of religion
-Freedom of speech
Freedom of the press
-Freedom of assembly
-Right to petition the govt. for a redress of grievences
Fourth amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from unreasonable searches
Fifth amendment - ✔️✔️-Freedom from being tried twice for the same crime
-Freedom from self-incrimination
Judicial system objectives - ✔️✔️-Providing due process of law
-Rendering fair judgements
,-Dispensing just punishment
-Assuring victim's rights
5 reasons to use force - ✔️✔️-effect an arrest
-prevent escape
-overcome resistance
-self-defense
-defense of others
California Court system organizations - ✔️✔️-Trial courts
-Appellate courts
Judicial process - ✔️✔️-Arrest
-Arraignment
-Right to bail
-Bail
-Preliminary hearing
-Indictment
-Trial
-Sentencing
-Grand Jury
Correction objects - ✔️✔️-Confining prisoners
-Rehabilitating prisoners
-Supervising parolees and probationers in community
-Assuring victim's rights
Parole - ✔️✔️A conditional release from prison which allows one to serve remainder of
sentence
Probation - ✔️✔️Sentencing option for an individual conviction of a criminal defense
Objective reasonableness - ✔️✔️Objectively reasonable force under the totality of the
circumstances
Fourth amendment standard as determined by US supreme cour - ✔️✔️Graham v
Connor
-right against unreasonable searches and seizures
Requirement to submit to arrest - ✔️✔️PC 834 a , have to submit and comply
Authority to use reasonable force for peace officer - ✔️✔️PC 835 an arrest is made by
an actual restraint of the person
, Discuss level of authority agency policies - ✔️✔️Can be more restrictive than federal or
state, but not less
Force options - ✔️✔️are choices available to peace officer
-to overcome resistance
-effect an arrest
-prevent escape
-in defense of self and others
-to gain control of situations
Objective for use of force - ✔️✔️gain, and maintain control of an individual and the
situation
Force options - ✔️✔️-Non-deadly force
-Intermediate force
-Deadly force
Legal standard for deadly force - ✔️✔️Imminent danger of death or great bodily injury
Reasons for effective communication - ✔️✔️Safety, and professionalism
Factors required to establish sufficiency of fear for use of deadly force - ✔️✔️-objective
and reasonable based on circumstances or overt act
Facts officer should consider when determining to use deadly force - ✔️✔️-Size of
person
-presence
-imminent credible threat
-nature of crime
-type of weapon
When is homicide considered justifiable - ✔️✔️-Threat of imminent bodily harm or
death
-execution
Why is complete documentation of use of force necessary - ✔️✔️-Justification for using
force
-Relevant factors and detail
Administrative consequences associated with unreasonable force - ✔️✔️Criminal, civil,
and departmental repercussions
agencies potential liability associated with unreasonable force - ✔️✔️civilly liable
