DCJS Test Questions with Verified Correct
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statuatary law
statuatory Law is Set law
Types of Laws
The types of laws are Federal, State, and Local
Virginia Law 9.1-138
Virginia Law 9.1-138 is criminal justice system board which regulates law enforcement and
private security. it is appointed by the state governor
Where can you go after you get your DCJS Certification?
After you get your DCJS certification you can go anywhere in that state that you're certified
in
VA Law 9-1-39
VA Law 9-1-39 is DCJS licensing, certification, registration
VA Law 9-1-40
VA law 9-1-40 is exemptions for DCJS Certification which is (police, proprietory/in house
security (mall cops), private investigstor
VA Law 9-1-141
VA Law 9-1-141 is the formulation board and the law allows the board to regulate private
security
VA Law 9-1-142
, VA Law 9-1-142 is the powers of the department(DCJS) and that is what to teach and show
new recruits
VA Law 9-1-143
VA Law 9-1-143 is allowed to have advisory board and someone from that board which has
15 people is picked to teach DCJS training certifications, rules, etc.
Fun fact about Private Security and Police Officers
Fun fact about Private security and Police officers is that 1 security officer equals 1 police
officer. police can't be everywhere. we are their eyes and ears and have to notify them.
VA Law 9-1-144
VA law 9-1-144 is stating you have to have bond or insurance for company. it's REQUIRED.
Va law 9-1-145
VA Law 9-1-145 is stating fingerprints are required for private security to send to FBI and
state police for background check
VA Law 9-1-146
VA Law 9-1-146 is the arrest authority for armed guards and states only allowed to arrest for
your site and while on that site and nowhere else
How much does it cost to renew DCJS license and how long til it expires?
To renew DCJS license, it costs $20 and you have to replace it every 2 years
What senses do you use as a security guard?
the senses you use as a security guard are Sight(any hazards?) Hearing (any odd noises?)
Smell(odd odors?) and Touch (door locked, something overheating?)
Answers
statuatary law
statuatory Law is Set law
Types of Laws
The types of laws are Federal, State, and Local
Virginia Law 9.1-138
Virginia Law 9.1-138 is criminal justice system board which regulates law enforcement and
private security. it is appointed by the state governor
Where can you go after you get your DCJS Certification?
After you get your DCJS certification you can go anywhere in that state that you're certified
in
VA Law 9-1-39
VA Law 9-1-39 is DCJS licensing, certification, registration
VA Law 9-1-40
VA law 9-1-40 is exemptions for DCJS Certification which is (police, proprietory/in house
security (mall cops), private investigstor
VA Law 9-1-141
VA Law 9-1-141 is the formulation board and the law allows the board to regulate private
security
VA Law 9-1-142
, VA Law 9-1-142 is the powers of the department(DCJS) and that is what to teach and show
new recruits
VA Law 9-1-143
VA Law 9-1-143 is allowed to have advisory board and someone from that board which has
15 people is picked to teach DCJS training certifications, rules, etc.
Fun fact about Private Security and Police Officers
Fun fact about Private security and Police officers is that 1 security officer equals 1 police
officer. police can't be everywhere. we are their eyes and ears and have to notify them.
VA Law 9-1-144
VA law 9-1-144 is stating you have to have bond or insurance for company. it's REQUIRED.
Va law 9-1-145
VA Law 9-1-145 is stating fingerprints are required for private security to send to FBI and
state police for background check
VA Law 9-1-146
VA Law 9-1-146 is the arrest authority for armed guards and states only allowed to arrest for
your site and while on that site and nowhere else
How much does it cost to renew DCJS license and how long til it expires?
To renew DCJS license, it costs $20 and you have to replace it every 2 years
What senses do you use as a security guard?
the senses you use as a security guard are Sight(any hazards?) Hearing (any odd noises?)
Smell(odd odors?) and Touch (door locked, something overheating?)
