FINAL KLETC STUDY GUIDE
2.01: Constitutional Law
LO4 - Identify the particular constitutional amendments which might be relevant to crook justice,
specially the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth. - ANS-1st: Freedom of speech,
faith, press, petition and assembly
4th: Search and Seizure (The right of people to be secured in their humans, houses, papers,
and consequences against unreasonable searches and seizures
fifth: Self incrimination, double jeopardy, due procedure (No individual held for a capital crime
unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, can not be a witness towards himself)
6th: Rights of the Accused (Speedy+public trial by means of independent jury)
eighth: Cruel and Unusual Punishments and immoderate Bail/Fine
14th: Due Process (Prevents kingdom governments from taking action that could deprive people
of sure fundamental rights)
2.02 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
LO10 - DEFINE THE ORGANIZATION AND COMPONENTS OF THE KS CRIMINAL CODE -
ANS-● Purpose is to set forth the crimes that can be charged below KS law and enumerate their
diverse factors
● Setting the proper technique to set forth within the code can be handled beneath ideas of
federal law.
● They additionally restrict police power and authority.
2.02.1 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
Identify Sections of the KS Code which outline crimes that are maximum essential to
performance of an LEO's Job.
ASSAULT - ANS-● Knowingly putting another in affordable apprehension of instantaneous
physical damage.
● Suspect have to have apparent capability to damage
● Person threatened need to be aware about the threat/scared.
● May be threatening act/language.
● No touch (as soon as contact is made = battery).
,02.02.2 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
Identify the factors of those crimes which might be maximum crucial to overall performance of a
law enforcement officer's process.
THEFT - ANS-● Obtaining/exerting manipulate over property/offerings of any other with the
reason to permanently deprive the owner of its use or benefit.
● Requires ownership of property through every other
● Separate fee on every occasion a theft is dedicated
● Value of property determines degree of crime
○ Less than $1500 = Misd
○ More than $1500 = Felony
2.03 Criminal Procedures and Laws of Arrest
Define the criteria required to apply police strength to detain someone for investigative purposes
- ANS-Reasonable suspicion against the law is, has, or is about to be dedicated.
2.04 Search and Seizure
Identify instances whilst consent to go looking is permitted - ANS-The suspect gives a valid
consent to the quest. Probable motive is not essential. Consent have to be understanding,
voluntary, and smart.
2.04.1: Fourth Amendment and the Exclusionary Rule
Identify occasions that require a search warrant prior to looking. - ANS-Defendant must have
had an affordable expectation of privateness inside the place or aspect seized
2.04.2 Warrants
Define probable cause to look. - ANS-Belief that against the law has been committed and that
the contraband is presently located in a specific area.
2.05 Admissions and Confessions
Identify the significance of the Fourth Amendment for assertion admissibility. - ANS-If there are
violations of the Fourth Amendment, this can result in the confession, admission or declaration
being inadmissible.
2.07 Kansas Civil and Criminal Liability of Law Enforcement
Identify how an officer can be charged with a crime and sued in a civil action for an injury
suffered in connection with a single incident - ANS-● Officers could face civil legal responsibility
, ● Officers could face crook fees
● Evidence might be thrown out beneath the Exclusionary Rule
● Loss of employment
three.01 Interpersonal Communications and Human Behavior
Define the purpose of 'Tactical Communication' as producing voluntary compliance to police
authority - ANS-To generate voluntary compliance without the want to apply coercive bodily
pressure
3.04 Fair and Impartial Policing
Define how fair and impartial policing is essential to the legitimacy of LEOs in society, and their
specific jurisdiction - ANS-When community members accept as true with they're being handled
fairly and with recognize, they're more likely to cooperate and observe the police and police
decisions
4. Apply the Kansas nation statutes for murder - ANS-K.S.A. 21-5402 Murder in the 1st
-Knowingly, and with premeditation, or inside the commission of, try to dedicate, or flight from
and inherently risky felony
K.S.A. 21-5403 Murder in the 2d
-Knowingly or unintentionally but recklessly underneath situations manifesting excessive
indifference to the fee of human lifestyles
K.S.A. 21-5404 Voluntary
-Knowingly killing of a man or women; upon a sudden quarrel or within the heat of ardour, or
upon a unreasonable but sincere belief that instances existed that justified using deadly
pressure.
-K.S.A. 5222 Defense of self/others
-K.S.A. 21-5223 In protection of residing, place of business or occupied car.
-K.S.A. 21-5225 In defense of belongings apart from a dwelling, place of job or occupied car.
K.S.A. 21-5405 Involuntary
Recklessly, within the fee of, or attempt to commit, or flight from any legal, apart from an
inherently risky prison. (Didn't imply to kill however actions made the man or woman die)
K.S.A. 21-5401 Capital Murder
-Intentional and premeditated killing of:
-Any individual in the fee of kidnapping or annoyed kidnapping whilst preserving man or woman
for ransom settlement or settlement to kill such individual or being party to contract or settlement
-Any character with the aid of an inmate or prisoner whilst in custody
-The sufferer of rape, criminal sodomy, or irritated crook sodomy
-A LEO (must understand they're one on or off duty)
-More than one man or woman as part of a not unusual scheme
2.01: Constitutional Law
LO4 - Identify the particular constitutional amendments which might be relevant to crook justice,
specially the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth. - ANS-1st: Freedom of speech,
faith, press, petition and assembly
4th: Search and Seizure (The right of people to be secured in their humans, houses, papers,
and consequences against unreasonable searches and seizures
fifth: Self incrimination, double jeopardy, due procedure (No individual held for a capital crime
unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, can not be a witness towards himself)
6th: Rights of the Accused (Speedy+public trial by means of independent jury)
eighth: Cruel and Unusual Punishments and immoderate Bail/Fine
14th: Due Process (Prevents kingdom governments from taking action that could deprive people
of sure fundamental rights)
2.02 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
LO10 - DEFINE THE ORGANIZATION AND COMPONENTS OF THE KS CRIMINAL CODE -
ANS-● Purpose is to set forth the crimes that can be charged below KS law and enumerate their
diverse factors
● Setting the proper technique to set forth within the code can be handled beneath ideas of
federal law.
● They additionally restrict police power and authority.
2.02.1 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
Identify Sections of the KS Code which outline crimes that are maximum essential to
performance of an LEO's Job.
ASSAULT - ANS-● Knowingly putting another in affordable apprehension of instantaneous
physical damage.
● Suspect have to have apparent capability to damage
● Person threatened need to be aware about the threat/scared.
● May be threatening act/language.
● No touch (as soon as contact is made = battery).
,02.02.2 Kansas Criminal Law and Code
Identify the factors of those crimes which might be maximum crucial to overall performance of a
law enforcement officer's process.
THEFT - ANS-● Obtaining/exerting manipulate over property/offerings of any other with the
reason to permanently deprive the owner of its use or benefit.
● Requires ownership of property through every other
● Separate fee on every occasion a theft is dedicated
● Value of property determines degree of crime
○ Less than $1500 = Misd
○ More than $1500 = Felony
2.03 Criminal Procedures and Laws of Arrest
Define the criteria required to apply police strength to detain someone for investigative purposes
- ANS-Reasonable suspicion against the law is, has, or is about to be dedicated.
2.04 Search and Seizure
Identify instances whilst consent to go looking is permitted - ANS-The suspect gives a valid
consent to the quest. Probable motive is not essential. Consent have to be understanding,
voluntary, and smart.
2.04.1: Fourth Amendment and the Exclusionary Rule
Identify occasions that require a search warrant prior to looking. - ANS-Defendant must have
had an affordable expectation of privateness inside the place or aspect seized
2.04.2 Warrants
Define probable cause to look. - ANS-Belief that against the law has been committed and that
the contraband is presently located in a specific area.
2.05 Admissions and Confessions
Identify the significance of the Fourth Amendment for assertion admissibility. - ANS-If there are
violations of the Fourth Amendment, this can result in the confession, admission or declaration
being inadmissible.
2.07 Kansas Civil and Criminal Liability of Law Enforcement
Identify how an officer can be charged with a crime and sued in a civil action for an injury
suffered in connection with a single incident - ANS-● Officers could face civil legal responsibility
, ● Officers could face crook fees
● Evidence might be thrown out beneath the Exclusionary Rule
● Loss of employment
three.01 Interpersonal Communications and Human Behavior
Define the purpose of 'Tactical Communication' as producing voluntary compliance to police
authority - ANS-To generate voluntary compliance without the want to apply coercive bodily
pressure
3.04 Fair and Impartial Policing
Define how fair and impartial policing is essential to the legitimacy of LEOs in society, and their
specific jurisdiction - ANS-When community members accept as true with they're being handled
fairly and with recognize, they're more likely to cooperate and observe the police and police
decisions
4. Apply the Kansas nation statutes for murder - ANS-K.S.A. 21-5402 Murder in the 1st
-Knowingly, and with premeditation, or inside the commission of, try to dedicate, or flight from
and inherently risky felony
K.S.A. 21-5403 Murder in the 2d
-Knowingly or unintentionally but recklessly underneath situations manifesting excessive
indifference to the fee of human lifestyles
K.S.A. 21-5404 Voluntary
-Knowingly killing of a man or women; upon a sudden quarrel or within the heat of ardour, or
upon a unreasonable but sincere belief that instances existed that justified using deadly
pressure.
-K.S.A. 5222 Defense of self/others
-K.S.A. 21-5223 In protection of residing, place of business or occupied car.
-K.S.A. 21-5225 In defense of belongings apart from a dwelling, place of job or occupied car.
K.S.A. 21-5405 Involuntary
Recklessly, within the fee of, or attempt to commit, or flight from any legal, apart from an
inherently risky prison. (Didn't imply to kill however actions made the man or woman die)
K.S.A. 21-5401 Capital Murder
-Intentional and premeditated killing of:
-Any individual in the fee of kidnapping or annoyed kidnapping whilst preserving man or woman
for ransom settlement or settlement to kill such individual or being party to contract or settlement
-Any character with the aid of an inmate or prisoner whilst in custody
-The sufferer of rape, criminal sodomy, or irritated crook sodomy
-A LEO (must understand they're one on or off duty)
-More than one man or woman as part of a not unusual scheme
