Leo final UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
1. Building Police Acknowledge challenges law enforcement faces and discuss with the community
Community Rela- Remember the Duty to Intervene policies
tionships Be transparent and accountable
Reduce bias and improve cultural understanding
Understand various cultural differences and respect them
Be visible to the community and collaborate with community
Create a felt presence
Engage with community
Casual conversations, non-enforcement contacts
Focus and improve how to properly address community's concerns
Avoid arguing
Address concern or help find answer
2. Communication Be patient
builds Be composed
community trust Be confident and knowledgeable in the law
Be aware of what is being said (Always being recorded)
Be a part of the community
3. Procedural Jus- "The procedures used by police oflcers in which citizens are treated fairly and with
tice: proper respect as human beings."
4. Negative effects Culture of law enforcement
of law enforce- Effects of cynicism
ment and how it
affects legitima-
cy
5. Components of Names of suspects, victims, and witnesses
field notes (In- Names of oflcers and other individuals who assist in the investigation
formation that Important dates and times
should be con-
, tained in field Locations
notes) Circumstances of crime or incident
6. COURTROOM Refreshing the memory
PREPARATION Go over case report several times
Oflcer may take the report up on the stand
Go over personal notes. However, it's best not to use personal notes on the stand
Review the subjects booking or driver license photo to assist in identifying the
subject in court
Personal appearance
A clean, pressed, well fitting uniform is best
If not in uniform, a clean, pressed suit and tie should be worn
Remember, this will probably be the first and last time an oflcer will meet
members of the jury. A good first impression can go far in establishing an oflcer's
credibility
Case preparation
A best practice is to have a meeting with the prosecuting attorney and all oflcers
involved prior to the court date
Due to scheduling diflculties, this might take place in the courthouse just prior to
the trial
Be prepared to bring the evidence that may be entered into court and documents
establishing the chain of custody of the evidence
7. CROSS EXAMIN- Badgering/belligerent
ING TACTICS Offensive
Friendly
Condescending
Rapid fire questioning
Suggestive questioning
Demanding yes or no answers
Repetitious questions
,8. COURTROOM Refrain from fidgeting
TESTIMONY Convey signs of confidence; do not place hands over mouth or convey an evasive
manner
Be courteous; use proper titles
Avoid sarcasm, witticism, or ridicule
Face the judge or jury except when short answers are required
Look directly at attorney asking questions
Narrate incidents in chronological order
Never guess an answer
If you do not understand a question, ask for clarification
Present modest demeanor; displaying a sincere interest in accuracy and truth of
a statement
Avoid bias and prejudice
Avoid display of extraordinary interest in case
Be concise and expressive; avoid monotone
Pause when answering defense attorney to give prosecutor time to raise any
objection
9. Applying a Place tourniquet as high as possible on the injured extremity
tourniquet Tighten tourniquet until the blood flow stops and no distal pulse is detected
Mark the time the tourniquet was placed on the patient.
10. Recognizing Reckless behavior
Signs of Officers Emotionless or numbness
In Distress Dramatic mood changes
Irritability
Increase in citizen complaints
Withdrawing from family, friends, society
Abandon hobbies
11. survival mindset
, Positive mindset that you will overcome no matter the odds. Having a survival
mindset, never giving up, and always believing you will succeed is vital in surviving
critical incidents
12. Writs Replevin - Order or writ issued to recover an item of personal property
Garnishment - Order to withhold wages or property
Attachment - Order to withhold non-exempt personal property or money owed to
third party
Assistance to Remove Children (Utah Code 78B-13-311(5))
Authorizes law enforcement to take physical custody of children.
May authorize law enforcement to use force
Includes breaking down the door to enter and using physical force to remove
children
13. All process is- Peace Oflcers
sued by Utah Sheriffs and deputy sheriffs
courts may be Constables and constables' deputies
served by State-employed investigators who are authorized to serve process
14. Licensed Pri- Complaints, petitions, and small claims afldavits
vate Investiga- Summonses
tors may serve: Supplemental orders
Orders to show cause
Notices
Small claims orders
Writs of garnishment
Garnishee orders
Subpoenas and subpoenas duces tecum
15. Any person over Complaints and petitions
18 who is not a Summonses
party to the ac- Subpoenas
tion or not an at- Small Claims Afldavits and Summonses
1. Building Police Acknowledge challenges law enforcement faces and discuss with the community
Community Rela- Remember the Duty to Intervene policies
tionships Be transparent and accountable
Reduce bias and improve cultural understanding
Understand various cultural differences and respect them
Be visible to the community and collaborate with community
Create a felt presence
Engage with community
Casual conversations, non-enforcement contacts
Focus and improve how to properly address community's concerns
Avoid arguing
Address concern or help find answer
2. Communication Be patient
builds Be composed
community trust Be confident and knowledgeable in the law
Be aware of what is being said (Always being recorded)
Be a part of the community
3. Procedural Jus- "The procedures used by police oflcers in which citizens are treated fairly and with
tice: proper respect as human beings."
4. Negative effects Culture of law enforcement
of law enforce- Effects of cynicism
ment and how it
affects legitima-
cy
5. Components of Names of suspects, victims, and witnesses
field notes (In- Names of oflcers and other individuals who assist in the investigation
formation that Important dates and times
should be con-
, tained in field Locations
notes) Circumstances of crime or incident
6. COURTROOM Refreshing the memory
PREPARATION Go over case report several times
Oflcer may take the report up on the stand
Go over personal notes. However, it's best not to use personal notes on the stand
Review the subjects booking or driver license photo to assist in identifying the
subject in court
Personal appearance
A clean, pressed, well fitting uniform is best
If not in uniform, a clean, pressed suit and tie should be worn
Remember, this will probably be the first and last time an oflcer will meet
members of the jury. A good first impression can go far in establishing an oflcer's
credibility
Case preparation
A best practice is to have a meeting with the prosecuting attorney and all oflcers
involved prior to the court date
Due to scheduling diflculties, this might take place in the courthouse just prior to
the trial
Be prepared to bring the evidence that may be entered into court and documents
establishing the chain of custody of the evidence
7. CROSS EXAMIN- Badgering/belligerent
ING TACTICS Offensive
Friendly
Condescending
Rapid fire questioning
Suggestive questioning
Demanding yes or no answers
Repetitious questions
,8. COURTROOM Refrain from fidgeting
TESTIMONY Convey signs of confidence; do not place hands over mouth or convey an evasive
manner
Be courteous; use proper titles
Avoid sarcasm, witticism, or ridicule
Face the judge or jury except when short answers are required
Look directly at attorney asking questions
Narrate incidents in chronological order
Never guess an answer
If you do not understand a question, ask for clarification
Present modest demeanor; displaying a sincere interest in accuracy and truth of
a statement
Avoid bias and prejudice
Avoid display of extraordinary interest in case
Be concise and expressive; avoid monotone
Pause when answering defense attorney to give prosecutor time to raise any
objection
9. Applying a Place tourniquet as high as possible on the injured extremity
tourniquet Tighten tourniquet until the blood flow stops and no distal pulse is detected
Mark the time the tourniquet was placed on the patient.
10. Recognizing Reckless behavior
Signs of Officers Emotionless or numbness
In Distress Dramatic mood changes
Irritability
Increase in citizen complaints
Withdrawing from family, friends, society
Abandon hobbies
11. survival mindset
, Positive mindset that you will overcome no matter the odds. Having a survival
mindset, never giving up, and always believing you will succeed is vital in surviving
critical incidents
12. Writs Replevin - Order or writ issued to recover an item of personal property
Garnishment - Order to withhold wages or property
Attachment - Order to withhold non-exempt personal property or money owed to
third party
Assistance to Remove Children (Utah Code 78B-13-311(5))
Authorizes law enforcement to take physical custody of children.
May authorize law enforcement to use force
Includes breaking down the door to enter and using physical force to remove
children
13. All process is- Peace Oflcers
sued by Utah Sheriffs and deputy sheriffs
courts may be Constables and constables' deputies
served by State-employed investigators who are authorized to serve process
14. Licensed Pri- Complaints, petitions, and small claims afldavits
vate Investiga- Summonses
tors may serve: Supplemental orders
Orders to show cause
Notices
Small claims orders
Writs of garnishment
Garnishee orders
Subpoenas and subpoenas duces tecum
15. Any person over Complaints and petitions
18 who is not a Summonses
party to the ac- Subpoenas
tion or not an at- Small Claims Afldavits and Summonses
