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BPOC Exam 2 Preparation for 2025/2026 Complete
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What was the result of Snyder v. Phelps and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Speech is protected under the 1st Amendment, no matter how unruly.
Decided in 2006
What was the result of Brandenburg v. Ohio and when was it decided? -
CORRECT ANSWER=The Brandenburg test was established to determine if
speech was inflammatory to advocate illegal action. Decided in 1969
What are the two components of the Brandenburg test? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Likely to incite lawless action and likely to produce such action
What was the result of Terry v. Ohio and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Resulted in "terry frisk" and occurred in 1968.
What can be searched for during a Terry frisk? - CORRECT ANSWER=Weapons
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What was the result of Graham v. Connor and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Objective reasonableness and decided in 1989
What was the result of Illinois v. Rodriguez and when was it decided occur? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Officers must have consent from all parties in order to
search a house and this was decided in 1990
What are the four components of the Glick test? - CORRECT ANSWER=The
need for application of force
The relationship between the need and the amount of force that was used
The extent of injury inflicted
Whether force was applied in a good faith in order to restore discipline
What was the result of Tennessee v. Garner and when was it decided? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Fleeing felon rule and decided in 1985
Define the "fleeing felon" rule. - CORRECT ANSWER=If an officer has probable
cause to believe the suspect poses a threat of serious bodily harm either to fellow
officers or to others, it is constitutionally reasonable to prevent escape by using
deadly force.
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What two people are protected by the 8th Amendment in using the death penalty? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Intellectually disabled and minors
Policing in America has roots in? - CORRECT ANSWER=European methods
What are the four concepts of policing? - CORRECT ANSWER=County
Sheriff
Common Law
English "Bobby" foot patrol methods
The Northeastern states had the "watch and ward" system. What time of day is
associated with watch and ward? - CORRECT ANSWER=Watch=Nighttime
Ward=Daytime
Define physical fitness. - CORRECT ANSWER=The condition of the body that
enables an individual to use his/her body in activities requiring without undue
experience of fatigue and exhaustion. Physical fitness equates to performance and
to readiness.
What are the seven components of physical fitness? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Muscular strength
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Muscular endurance
Cardiovascular endurance
Flexibility
Agility
Power
Speed
Define wellness. - CORRECT ANSWER=Consists of a person's health/disease
status and risk potential. Wellness ranges on a continuum from death to optimal
well-being. It is not just the absence of disease; but is a state of positive well-being.
Total well-being involves positive lifestyle/health behaviors for a balanced
physical, mental, spiritual, and socio-emotional well-being. A person can be
physically fit but not well. Wellness goes beyond performance.
What are the two components of fitness? - CORRECT ANSWER=Functional and
health related fitness
What are the five components of the two categories relating to functional and
health related fitness? - CORRECT ANSWER=Cardiovascular fitness or
endurance
Flexibility
Muscular endurance (dynamic strength)
BPOC Exam 2 Preparation for 2025/2026 Complete
Questions And Correct Answers |Already Graded
A+||Brand New!!
What was the result of Snyder v. Phelps and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Speech is protected under the 1st Amendment, no matter how unruly.
Decided in 2006
What was the result of Brandenburg v. Ohio and when was it decided? -
CORRECT ANSWER=The Brandenburg test was established to determine if
speech was inflammatory to advocate illegal action. Decided in 1969
What are the two components of the Brandenburg test? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Likely to incite lawless action and likely to produce such action
What was the result of Terry v. Ohio and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Resulted in "terry frisk" and occurred in 1968.
What can be searched for during a Terry frisk? - CORRECT ANSWER=Weapons
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What was the result of Graham v. Connor and when was it decided? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Objective reasonableness and decided in 1989
What was the result of Illinois v. Rodriguez and when was it decided occur? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Officers must have consent from all parties in order to
search a house and this was decided in 1990
What are the four components of the Glick test? - CORRECT ANSWER=The
need for application of force
The relationship between the need and the amount of force that was used
The extent of injury inflicted
Whether force was applied in a good faith in order to restore discipline
What was the result of Tennessee v. Garner and when was it decided? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Fleeing felon rule and decided in 1985
Define the "fleeing felon" rule. - CORRECT ANSWER=If an officer has probable
cause to believe the suspect poses a threat of serious bodily harm either to fellow
officers or to others, it is constitutionally reasonable to prevent escape by using
deadly force.
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What two people are protected by the 8th Amendment in using the death penalty? -
CORRECT ANSWER=Intellectually disabled and minors
Policing in America has roots in? - CORRECT ANSWER=European methods
What are the four concepts of policing? - CORRECT ANSWER=County
Sheriff
Common Law
English "Bobby" foot patrol methods
The Northeastern states had the "watch and ward" system. What time of day is
associated with watch and ward? - CORRECT ANSWER=Watch=Nighttime
Ward=Daytime
Define physical fitness. - CORRECT ANSWER=The condition of the body that
enables an individual to use his/her body in activities requiring without undue
experience of fatigue and exhaustion. Physical fitness equates to performance and
to readiness.
What are the seven components of physical fitness? - CORRECT
ANSWER=Muscular strength
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Muscular endurance
Cardiovascular endurance
Flexibility
Agility
Power
Speed
Define wellness. - CORRECT ANSWER=Consists of a person's health/disease
status and risk potential. Wellness ranges on a continuum from death to optimal
well-being. It is not just the absence of disease; but is a state of positive well-being.
Total well-being involves positive lifestyle/health behaviors for a balanced
physical, mental, spiritual, and socio-emotional well-being. A person can be
physically fit but not well. Wellness goes beyond performance.
What are the two components of fitness? - CORRECT ANSWER=Functional and
health related fitness
What are the five components of the two categories relating to functional and
health related fitness? - CORRECT ANSWER=Cardiovascular fitness or
endurance
Flexibility
Muscular endurance (dynamic strength)
