POST EXAM ACCURATE CURRENTLY
TESTING EXAM 2 VERSIONS WITH
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWER
1st Amendment
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
2nd Amendment
Right to keep and bear arms
4th Amendment
, Protection against Unreasonable Search and Seizure
5th Amendment
Protect individuals from self-incrimination, guarantees due
process, and ensures just compensation for property taken
for public use, among other rights. RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT!
6th Amendment
The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an
attorney for an accused person
8th Amendment
Prohibits excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual
punishments
14th Amendment
Protects citizens rights, including voting, equal protection,
and due process.
seizure
the act of government ( or its agents, like police officers)
taking control of a person or property.
signs of hallucinations
lack of insight, emotional distress, changes in behavior, talking
to oneself, looking around as if they are searching for
something, vomiting, shaking.
Signs of Impairment
odor of alcohol or drugs, glassy or red eyes, unsteady gait,
slurring, poor coordination
Most common weapon malfunction
stovepipe, failure to feed, fire
3 terms a police officer should avoid
, Routine
Average
Typical
10 Deadly Errors plus 2 more added
Attitude, Tombstone courage, not enough rest, taking a bad
position, missing danger signs, failure to watch the suspect
hands, relaxing to soon, improper use of handcuffs, no search
or poor search, dirty or inoperable weapon, failure to wear
body armor or seatbelt, failure to maintain
physical/emotional fitness
Principles of personal defense are
1.Alertness
2.Decisiveness
3.Aggressiveness
4.Speed
5.Coolness
6.Ruthlessness
7.Surprise
Capias
for the taking of and its used to describe a warrant issued by a
court authorizing law enforcement to arrest and detain an
individual, ensuring their appearance in court.
Habeas Corpus
An order to from the court to the one holding the prisoner to
produce him in court so that the legality of the detention may
be decided
How to clear a revolver
, Obtain a "master grip" on the firearm, Activate the cylinder,
release the button, open the cylinder, rotate the muzzle
straight up, and use the ejector rod for visual and physical
inspection.
Miranda warning
A series of statements informing criminal suspects, on their
arrest, of their constitutional rights, such as the right to
remain silent and the right to counsel: required by Supreme
Court's 1966 decision in Miranda v. Arizona
Drug Paraphernalia
items or equipment used to produce, conceal, or consume
illicit drugs, including but not limited to bongs, roach, clips,
miniature spoons, and pipes.
possession with intent to sell
the crime of possessing a controlled substance with the
specific intention of selling otherwise distributing it to
another person. its a more serious offense than simple
possession because it implies involvement in drug trafficking
10 commonalities of a critical incident
SUDDEN/UNEXPECTED
JEOPARDIZE CONTROL
DISRUPTS BELIEFS
PHYSICAL/EMOTIONAL LOSS
PERCEPTUAL DISTORTION
CONFUSION
STRESS SYMPTOMS
GUILT
TESTING EXAM 2 VERSIONS WITH
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWER
1st Amendment
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
2nd Amendment
Right to keep and bear arms
4th Amendment
, Protection against Unreasonable Search and Seizure
5th Amendment
Protect individuals from self-incrimination, guarantees due
process, and ensures just compensation for property taken
for public use, among other rights. RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT!
6th Amendment
The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an
attorney for an accused person
8th Amendment
Prohibits excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual
punishments
14th Amendment
Protects citizens rights, including voting, equal protection,
and due process.
seizure
the act of government ( or its agents, like police officers)
taking control of a person or property.
signs of hallucinations
lack of insight, emotional distress, changes in behavior, talking
to oneself, looking around as if they are searching for
something, vomiting, shaking.
Signs of Impairment
odor of alcohol or drugs, glassy or red eyes, unsteady gait,
slurring, poor coordination
Most common weapon malfunction
stovepipe, failure to feed, fire
3 terms a police officer should avoid
, Routine
Average
Typical
10 Deadly Errors plus 2 more added
Attitude, Tombstone courage, not enough rest, taking a bad
position, missing danger signs, failure to watch the suspect
hands, relaxing to soon, improper use of handcuffs, no search
or poor search, dirty or inoperable weapon, failure to wear
body armor or seatbelt, failure to maintain
physical/emotional fitness
Principles of personal defense are
1.Alertness
2.Decisiveness
3.Aggressiveness
4.Speed
5.Coolness
6.Ruthlessness
7.Surprise
Capias
for the taking of and its used to describe a warrant issued by a
court authorizing law enforcement to arrest and detain an
individual, ensuring their appearance in court.
Habeas Corpus
An order to from the court to the one holding the prisoner to
produce him in court so that the legality of the detention may
be decided
How to clear a revolver
, Obtain a "master grip" on the firearm, Activate the cylinder,
release the button, open the cylinder, rotate the muzzle
straight up, and use the ejector rod for visual and physical
inspection.
Miranda warning
A series of statements informing criminal suspects, on their
arrest, of their constitutional rights, such as the right to
remain silent and the right to counsel: required by Supreme
Court's 1966 decision in Miranda v. Arizona
Drug Paraphernalia
items or equipment used to produce, conceal, or consume
illicit drugs, including but not limited to bongs, roach, clips,
miniature spoons, and pipes.
possession with intent to sell
the crime of possessing a controlled substance with the
specific intention of selling otherwise distributing it to
another person. its a more serious offense than simple
possession because it implies involvement in drug trafficking
10 commonalities of a critical incident
SUDDEN/UNEXPECTED
JEOPARDIZE CONTROL
DISRUPTS BELIEFS
PHYSICAL/EMOTIONAL LOSS
PERCEPTUAL DISTORTION
CONFUSION
STRESS SYMPTOMS
GUILT
