SCCJA Block 2 Test Questions and
Answers10
spouse, former spouse, have a child in common, male or female cohabiting or formerly
cohabited - ANSWERS-household member
living together in an intimate relationship (husband and wife) - ANSWERS-cohabiting
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or injury with apparent present ability to do so -
ANSWERS-domestic violence 3rd degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or moderate bodily injury with apparent present ability
to do so - ANSWERS-domestic violence 2nd degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or great bodily injury with apparent present ability to do
so - ANSWERS-domestic violence 1st degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or extreme indifference to the value of human life and
great bodily injury with apparent present ability to do so - ANSWERS-domestic violence of high
and aggravated nature
what adds additional punishment for DVHAN or DV 1st degree - ANSWERS-possession of firearm
or knife
condition or circumstance in which the parties agree to a voluntary confrontation - ANSWERS-
mutual combat
, gathering information is needed for what 2 reasons - ANSWERS-1. officer safety
2. start initial investigation
what incident may a domestic violence situation escalate from - ANSWERS-civil disturbance,
loud noise, 911 hang up, unknown problem
what kind of questions should be asked in domestic violence situations - ANSWERS-open ended
questions
when approaching a location for domestic violence call officers should be aware of what -
ANSWERS-dangers in the environment and also loose dogs in the area
when can an officer enter the residence to arrest a person in a warrantless arrest - ANSWERS-
when there is probable cause it will prevent physical harm or danger to a family or household
member
what is the best way to settle any suspicions or misunderstandings - ANSWERS-ask questions
avoid asking what types of questions - ANSWERS-close ended questions
what determines a victims level of cooperation and willingness of information - ANSWERS-
positive interactions
what should be built with the victim by the officer - ANSWERS-rapport
what should an officer never do to a victim of domestic violence - ANSWERS-stand over them
Answers10
spouse, former spouse, have a child in common, male or female cohabiting or formerly
cohabited - ANSWERS-household member
living together in an intimate relationship (husband and wife) - ANSWERS-cohabiting
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or injury with apparent present ability to do so -
ANSWERS-domestic violence 3rd degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or moderate bodily injury with apparent present ability
to do so - ANSWERS-domestic violence 2nd degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or great bodily injury with apparent present ability to do
so - ANSWERS-domestic violence 1st degree
offer or attempt to cause physical harm or extreme indifference to the value of human life and
great bodily injury with apparent present ability to do so - ANSWERS-domestic violence of high
and aggravated nature
what adds additional punishment for DVHAN or DV 1st degree - ANSWERS-possession of firearm
or knife
condition or circumstance in which the parties agree to a voluntary confrontation - ANSWERS-
mutual combat
, gathering information is needed for what 2 reasons - ANSWERS-1. officer safety
2. start initial investigation
what incident may a domestic violence situation escalate from - ANSWERS-civil disturbance,
loud noise, 911 hang up, unknown problem
what kind of questions should be asked in domestic violence situations - ANSWERS-open ended
questions
when approaching a location for domestic violence call officers should be aware of what -
ANSWERS-dangers in the environment and also loose dogs in the area
when can an officer enter the residence to arrest a person in a warrantless arrest - ANSWERS-
when there is probable cause it will prevent physical harm or danger to a family or household
member
what is the best way to settle any suspicions or misunderstandings - ANSWERS-ask questions
avoid asking what types of questions - ANSWERS-close ended questions
what determines a victims level of cooperation and willingness of information - ANSWERS-
positive interactions
what should be built with the victim by the officer - ANSWERS-rapport
what should an officer never do to a victim of domestic violence - ANSWERS-stand over them
