TLETA COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ What are the 6 essential nutrients?
Answer: carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, water
◉ What is important to know about organic food?
Answer: it is not always free of chemicals
◉ What were the sheriff's duties in colonial times?
Answer: runs the jail and selects juries
◉ Who is the father of modern day policing?
Answer: Sir Robert Peel
*metropolitan police act 1829 - copied in america in 1849 in New
York with Law of Police Reform and started full time salaried and
uniform police
◉ Who was the first private security company?
Answer: Wells n' Fargo (stagecoach time to protect railroad, gold
and silver... also remember Allen Pinkerton)
◉ Who is Lola Baldwin?
,Answer: first uniformed female police officer in 1908 in Portland,
Oregon
◉ What is COPS?
Answer: Community Oriented Policing System
◉ What is needed in a warrant of arrest?
Answer: 40-6-201 "Warrant of arrest"
order, in writing, stating the substance of the complaint, directed
to a proper officer, signed by a magistrate and commanding the
arrest of the defendant
◉ What is needed for an arrest in violation of an OOP?
Answer: 1. officer has to have jurisdiction where the violation
occurred
2. reasonable cause respondent violated or is in violation of the
OOP
3. verified the order exists
*no ex parte order can be enforced by arrest unless the
respondent has been served.
◉ Who are subject to arrest?
Answer: all persons
*congress/legislators are immune from civil arrest but not
criminal
,*diplomats and foreign ministers and ambassadors can have
immunity
◉ When to use a citation instead of arrest?
Answer: Officer shall write ticket for misd. committed in presence
unless:
1. serving warrant
2. dui - unless hospitalized for over 3 hours
3. may write ticket for: shoplifting, bad checks,
revoked/suspended DL, assault/battery, prostitution
*arrest if high likelihood of more offenses will be committed or
good cause person will not show up to court
◉ When to arrest and not issue a citation?
Answer: 1. person injured and unable to care for themself
2. crime will continue
3. person does not have identification
4. person demands to see magistrate or refuses to sign citation
5. so intoxicated they are a danger to themself and others
6. 1 or more outstanding arrest warrant
*officer always needs to note why on arrest warrant you are
taking the person to jail and not issuing a citation
◉ What is the only offense higher than a Class A Felony?
, Answer: 1st degree murder and is automatically 51 years to serve
day for day
◉ If there is no classification of offense in the TCA what level is it?
Answer: Class C misdemeanor
◉ Can you process a felony in general sessions?
Answer: no
◉ What is meant by shall, should, may and must?
Answer: 1. shall - have to/mandatory
2. should - preferred
3. may - typically discretionary
4. must - shall
◉ What do you need to charge with a crime?
Answer: 1. PC the offense was committed and PC all elements
were met
2. Culpable mental state
3. Jurisdiction
◉ What is 39-13?
Answer: crimes against persons
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ What are the 6 essential nutrients?
Answer: carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, water
◉ What is important to know about organic food?
Answer: it is not always free of chemicals
◉ What were the sheriff's duties in colonial times?
Answer: runs the jail and selects juries
◉ Who is the father of modern day policing?
Answer: Sir Robert Peel
*metropolitan police act 1829 - copied in america in 1849 in New
York with Law of Police Reform and started full time salaried and
uniform police
◉ Who was the first private security company?
Answer: Wells n' Fargo (stagecoach time to protect railroad, gold
and silver... also remember Allen Pinkerton)
◉ Who is Lola Baldwin?
,Answer: first uniformed female police officer in 1908 in Portland,
Oregon
◉ What is COPS?
Answer: Community Oriented Policing System
◉ What is needed in a warrant of arrest?
Answer: 40-6-201 "Warrant of arrest"
order, in writing, stating the substance of the complaint, directed
to a proper officer, signed by a magistrate and commanding the
arrest of the defendant
◉ What is needed for an arrest in violation of an OOP?
Answer: 1. officer has to have jurisdiction where the violation
occurred
2. reasonable cause respondent violated or is in violation of the
OOP
3. verified the order exists
*no ex parte order can be enforced by arrest unless the
respondent has been served.
◉ Who are subject to arrest?
Answer: all persons
*congress/legislators are immune from civil arrest but not
criminal
,*diplomats and foreign ministers and ambassadors can have
immunity
◉ When to use a citation instead of arrest?
Answer: Officer shall write ticket for misd. committed in presence
unless:
1. serving warrant
2. dui - unless hospitalized for over 3 hours
3. may write ticket for: shoplifting, bad checks,
revoked/suspended DL, assault/battery, prostitution
*arrest if high likelihood of more offenses will be committed or
good cause person will not show up to court
◉ When to arrest and not issue a citation?
Answer: 1. person injured and unable to care for themself
2. crime will continue
3. person does not have identification
4. person demands to see magistrate or refuses to sign citation
5. so intoxicated they are a danger to themself and others
6. 1 or more outstanding arrest warrant
*officer always needs to note why on arrest warrant you are
taking the person to jail and not issuing a citation
◉ What is the only offense higher than a Class A Felony?
, Answer: 1st degree murder and is automatically 51 years to serve
day for day
◉ If there is no classification of offense in the TCA what level is it?
Answer: Class C misdemeanor
◉ Can you process a felony in general sessions?
Answer: no
◉ What is meant by shall, should, may and must?
Answer: 1. shall - have to/mandatory
2. should - preferred
3. may - typically discretionary
4. must - shall
◉ What do you need to charge with a crime?
Answer: 1. PC the offense was committed and PC all elements
were met
2. Culpable mental state
3. Jurisdiction
◉ What is 39-13?
Answer: crimes against persons
