KLETC Test 1 Study Guide
Abandonment - ANS--Has the character retained any affordable expectation of privacy over the
region or object?
-If deserted, no expectation to privacy.
-If no longer in ownership, this does not suggest its been abandoned.
Aggravated Assault 21-5412 (b) (Felony) - ANS-Assault +
1. A deadly weapon
2. While disguised in any way to conceal identification
three. With rationale to dedicate any felony
Aggravated Battery 21-5413 (b) (Felony) - ANS-a. Knowingly or recklessly inflicting remarkable
physical harm to another.
B. Knowingly or recklessly causing bodily harm to every other w/a weapon.
C. Knowingly inflicting bodily touch to some other in a rude/insulting manner w/a weapon
Aggravated Battery Amendment 21-5413 (b) (Felony) - ANS-a. Committing a DUI and cause
extraordinary bodily harm
b. Committing a DUI and first rate bodily COULD result from such an act (Only physical damage
came about however by success, wonderful bodily damage COULD have passed off).
Aggravated Criminal Threat 21-5415 (b) (Felony) - ANS-When the evacuation, lock-down, or
disruption of ongoing activities 'happens'.
Aggravated Indecent Liberties w/a toddler - ANS-1. 14-15 YOA Consentual sexual sex
2. 14-15 YOA who doesn't consent—lewd fond, contact, and so forth.
3. Victim is underneath 14—lewd fond, contact, and so forth.
Aggravated Robbery 21-5420 (b) (Felony) - ANS-When the sufferer is hurt or the suspect makes
use of a weapon.
Arrest without a warrant - ANS-1. Probable Cause (PC) a legal arrest warrant exists
2. Probable Cause (PC) the character has dedicated or is committing;
—a criminal or;
—a misdemeanor (and)
——man or woman will no longer be apprehended or evidence of crime irretrievably lost unless
straight away arrested.
——Person might also cause damage to self or others or harm belongings until at once
arrested.
——Person has intentionally inflicted bodily damage on another man or woman.
, 3. Any crime committed by using the individual inside the officials view.
Article 1 - ANS-The Legislative Branch
Article 2 - ANS-The Executive Branch
Article three - ANS-The Judicial Branch
Article four - ANS-Relations Between The States (Full religion and credit clause).
Article five - ANS-The Amendment Process
Article 6 - ANS-General Provisions, Supremacy of the Constitution (Supremacy Clause)
Article 7 - ANS-Ratification Process
Assault 21-5412 (a) (Misdemeanor) - ANS-Knowingly putting another in fear.
Automobile seek - ANS-Scope of car search
Police may additionally seek everywhere in car and in most instances search any field in which
object sought may also logically be placed.
Battery 21-5413 (a) (Misdemeanor) - ANS-1. Knowingly or recklessly causing bodily damage to
another individual; or
2. Knowingly inflicting bodily contact w/ every other individual while done in a impolite, insulting,
or irritated way
Battery against a faculty worker 21-5413 (e) (Misdemeanor) - ANS--A battery against a school
worker on school property, at a school sponsored event, while performing their duty.
-Must be a k-12 worker.
Bodily Harm - ANS-More than bumps, bruises, and scratches but less than existence
threatening/life crippling.
Carroll Doctrine - ANS-Must have PC automobile includes contraband/proof (and)
Vehicle is cellular—if vehicle is parked (prior to stop) Carroll does not follow
Smell from car=PC=(scent from man or woman=seek individual, if odor from automobile=search
vehicle)
Causes of unethical acts in LE businesses - ANS-1. Ugly internal politics
2. Inadequate history investigations
3. Inept FTO applications
four. Poor position fashions
Abandonment - ANS--Has the character retained any affordable expectation of privacy over the
region or object?
-If deserted, no expectation to privacy.
-If no longer in ownership, this does not suggest its been abandoned.
Aggravated Assault 21-5412 (b) (Felony) - ANS-Assault +
1. A deadly weapon
2. While disguised in any way to conceal identification
three. With rationale to dedicate any felony
Aggravated Battery 21-5413 (b) (Felony) - ANS-a. Knowingly or recklessly inflicting remarkable
physical harm to another.
B. Knowingly or recklessly causing bodily harm to every other w/a weapon.
C. Knowingly inflicting bodily touch to some other in a rude/insulting manner w/a weapon
Aggravated Battery Amendment 21-5413 (b) (Felony) - ANS-a. Committing a DUI and cause
extraordinary bodily harm
b. Committing a DUI and first rate bodily COULD result from such an act (Only physical damage
came about however by success, wonderful bodily damage COULD have passed off).
Aggravated Criminal Threat 21-5415 (b) (Felony) - ANS-When the evacuation, lock-down, or
disruption of ongoing activities 'happens'.
Aggravated Indecent Liberties w/a toddler - ANS-1. 14-15 YOA Consentual sexual sex
2. 14-15 YOA who doesn't consent—lewd fond, contact, and so forth.
3. Victim is underneath 14—lewd fond, contact, and so forth.
Aggravated Robbery 21-5420 (b) (Felony) - ANS-When the sufferer is hurt or the suspect makes
use of a weapon.
Arrest without a warrant - ANS-1. Probable Cause (PC) a legal arrest warrant exists
2. Probable Cause (PC) the character has dedicated or is committing;
—a criminal or;
—a misdemeanor (and)
——man or woman will no longer be apprehended or evidence of crime irretrievably lost unless
straight away arrested.
——Person might also cause damage to self or others or harm belongings until at once
arrested.
——Person has intentionally inflicted bodily damage on another man or woman.
, 3. Any crime committed by using the individual inside the officials view.
Article 1 - ANS-The Legislative Branch
Article 2 - ANS-The Executive Branch
Article three - ANS-The Judicial Branch
Article four - ANS-Relations Between The States (Full religion and credit clause).
Article five - ANS-The Amendment Process
Article 6 - ANS-General Provisions, Supremacy of the Constitution (Supremacy Clause)
Article 7 - ANS-Ratification Process
Assault 21-5412 (a) (Misdemeanor) - ANS-Knowingly putting another in fear.
Automobile seek - ANS-Scope of car search
Police may additionally seek everywhere in car and in most instances search any field in which
object sought may also logically be placed.
Battery 21-5413 (a) (Misdemeanor) - ANS-1. Knowingly or recklessly causing bodily damage to
another individual; or
2. Knowingly inflicting bodily contact w/ every other individual while done in a impolite, insulting,
or irritated way
Battery against a faculty worker 21-5413 (e) (Misdemeanor) - ANS--A battery against a school
worker on school property, at a school sponsored event, while performing their duty.
-Must be a k-12 worker.
Bodily Harm - ANS-More than bumps, bruises, and scratches but less than existence
threatening/life crippling.
Carroll Doctrine - ANS-Must have PC automobile includes contraband/proof (and)
Vehicle is cellular—if vehicle is parked (prior to stop) Carroll does not follow
Smell from car=PC=(scent from man or woman=seek individual, if odor from automobile=search
vehicle)
Causes of unethical acts in LE businesses - ANS-1. Ugly internal politics
2. Inadequate history investigations
3. Inept FTO applications
four. Poor position fashions
