UTAH Post SFO Final Exam Newest Actual Exam
Preparation With Complete 300 Questions And Correct
Answers With Rationales | Already Graded A+||Brand
New Version!!
Graham v. Connor (1989) - ---answer---;Objective reasonableness standard for
when an officer can legally use force on a subject and how much force can be
used.
Standing search - ---answer---;Hands on the wall legs distanced apart pat down
Agent - ---answer---;Gives you power of privilege
Complex motor skills - ---answer---;combine fine and gross motor skills using hand
and eye coordination timed to a single event, such as driving a vehicle.
Components of successful followership - ---answer---;• Know job expectations
• Reporting/accountability
• Support organizational mission
• Support leaders
• Challenge the process
,• Encourage peers
Investigative Detention - ---answer---;Amount of time needed to confirm or dispel
suspicion
Circuit Court of Appeals - ---answer---;Federal appellate court
Records of Regularly Conducted Activity - ---answer---;A memorandum, report,
record, or data compilation of acts, events, conditions, opinions, or diagnosis,
made at or near the time, by or from information transmitted by, a person with
knowledge, if kept in the course of a regularly conducted business activity.
Complications and legal ramifications from receiving both large and small
gratuities - ---answer---;May comprise ability to do job
-Ethical compromise
-Obstruction of justice
-Bribery
-Official misconduct
-Unfavorable appearance
-Expectation of favoritism
-Conflict of interest
-Policy violations
Crime Victim - ---answer---;A person who experiences a loss or injury as a result of
another person's act, or attempted act, during the commission of a crime
,Probable Cause - ---answer---;sufficient reason based upon known facts to believe
a crime has been committed or that certain property is connected with a crime
Who can commit entrapment - ---answer---;Only the government can commit
entrapment
Problems associated with non-enforcement of the law - ---answer---;-Perceptions
of ineffectiveness
-Higher crime rates
-Under-reporting of a crime
-Lack of public cooperation
-Inconsistency with legislative intent
Reason criminal history can be checked - ---answer---;1. Detection
2. Apprehension
3. Detention
4. Pre trial release
5. Post trial release
6. Prosecution
7. Adjudication
8. Correctional supervision
9. Rehabilitation
10. CJ pre-employment
Motorskill types - ---answer---;-Fine
, -Complex
-Gross
Gross motor skills - ---answer---;physical abilities involving large body movements,
such as walking and jumping
Statement of then-existing mental, emotional, or physical condition - ---answer---
;Describing how they feel (I thought)
Information on NCIC - ---answer---;-Wanted persons
-Missing persons
-Unidentified persons
-Stolen property
-Criminal history
-Information compiled during the course of crimes that are known or believed to
have occured
Heart rate and breathing rate - ---answer---;Increase
Stored glycogen in the liver - ---answer---;Converted to glucose for respiration
Pupils of your eyes - ---answer---;Dilate to let in more light
Mental awareness - ---answer---;Increase
Preparation With Complete 300 Questions And Correct
Answers With Rationales | Already Graded A+||Brand
New Version!!
Graham v. Connor (1989) - ---answer---;Objective reasonableness standard for
when an officer can legally use force on a subject and how much force can be
used.
Standing search - ---answer---;Hands on the wall legs distanced apart pat down
Agent - ---answer---;Gives you power of privilege
Complex motor skills - ---answer---;combine fine and gross motor skills using hand
and eye coordination timed to a single event, such as driving a vehicle.
Components of successful followership - ---answer---;• Know job expectations
• Reporting/accountability
• Support organizational mission
• Support leaders
• Challenge the process
,• Encourage peers
Investigative Detention - ---answer---;Amount of time needed to confirm or dispel
suspicion
Circuit Court of Appeals - ---answer---;Federal appellate court
Records of Regularly Conducted Activity - ---answer---;A memorandum, report,
record, or data compilation of acts, events, conditions, opinions, or diagnosis,
made at or near the time, by or from information transmitted by, a person with
knowledge, if kept in the course of a regularly conducted business activity.
Complications and legal ramifications from receiving both large and small
gratuities - ---answer---;May comprise ability to do job
-Ethical compromise
-Obstruction of justice
-Bribery
-Official misconduct
-Unfavorable appearance
-Expectation of favoritism
-Conflict of interest
-Policy violations
Crime Victim - ---answer---;A person who experiences a loss or injury as a result of
another person's act, or attempted act, during the commission of a crime
,Probable Cause - ---answer---;sufficient reason based upon known facts to believe
a crime has been committed or that certain property is connected with a crime
Who can commit entrapment - ---answer---;Only the government can commit
entrapment
Problems associated with non-enforcement of the law - ---answer---;-Perceptions
of ineffectiveness
-Higher crime rates
-Under-reporting of a crime
-Lack of public cooperation
-Inconsistency with legislative intent
Reason criminal history can be checked - ---answer---;1. Detection
2. Apprehension
3. Detention
4. Pre trial release
5. Post trial release
6. Prosecution
7. Adjudication
8. Correctional supervision
9. Rehabilitation
10. CJ pre-employment
Motorskill types - ---answer---;-Fine
, -Complex
-Gross
Gross motor skills - ---answer---;physical abilities involving large body movements,
such as walking and jumping
Statement of then-existing mental, emotional, or physical condition - ---answer---
;Describing how they feel (I thought)
Information on NCIC - ---answer---;-Wanted persons
-Missing persons
-Unidentified persons
-Stolen property
-Criminal history
-Information compiled during the course of crimes that are known or believed to
have occured
Heart rate and breathing rate - ---answer---;Increase
Stored glycogen in the liver - ---answer---;Converted to glucose for respiration
Pupils of your eyes - ---answer---;Dilate to let in more light
Mental awareness - ---answer---;Increase
