ILEA Exam#235 Practice Questions with
Solved Solutions 2026/2027.
What does SAMHSA stand for? - Answer Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration
What are the 8 dimensions of wellness? - Answer Emotional, environmental, financial,
intellectual, occupational, physical, social, spiritual
What does the parasympathetic nervous system do? - Answer rest and digest, calms the body
What does the sympathetic nervous system do? - Answer known as your fight or flight
response, digestive system slows. your brain cannot tell the difference between a perceived and
actual threat
What is jurisdiction? - Answer the general power of the government to exercise authority over
all persons and things within its territory. Known as boundaries and a place where you are
allowed to operate
Geographical-??
Subject-?? - Answer where; what
Where are authority and limitations of jurisdiction found within? - Answer The constitution,
statues, and rules and regulations of the governing agencies
What is exclusive jurisdiction? - Answer When the agency is the ONLY agency authorized to act
What is concurrent jurisdiction? - Answer When multiple agencies have the authority to act
(federal and state)
What agencies have statewide geographical jurisdiction? - Answer City PD's, sheriffs, town
marshals, deputies, ISP, and conservation officers
How can Correctional Police exercise their police powers? - Answer involves an offender
committed to the department, committed on the property, committed in the officer's presence,
or pursuant to another officer's request
, How can hospital police exercise their authority? - Answer only upon property owned, leased,
or occupied by the hospital
How can school police exercise their authority? - Answer only upon any property owned,
leased, or occupied by the school corporation, including streets passing through and adjacent
What is a fresh pursuit? - Answer defined by common law, and the pursuit of a person who
has committed a felony or is reasonably suspect of committing a felony. Pursuit without
UNREASONABLE DELAY
What happens after a fresh pursuit? - Answer The officer must, without unnecessary delay,
take the arrested individual before a judge of the county of arrest, who will determine if
probable cause exists to detain the person awaiting the issuance of an extradition warrant by
the governor of Indiana
What is the subject matter of jurisdiction? - Answer the authority granted to an agency by law
to investigate and make arrests for violations in a particular area of law
What exclusive powers do DNR officers have? - Answer All necessary police powers to enforce
the natural resources laws and may, without warrant, arrest a person for a violation of those
laws committed in the officer's presence.
What di Deputy Sheriff's/County jurisdictions do? - Answer serve court processes, maintain
county court order, maintain the jail, take info from those incarcerated, maintain Indiana sex
registry
When do civil processes expire? - Answer After 180 days (Indiana Trial Rule 64 A 4)
What are the 7 articles of the Constitution? - Answer 1. the Legislative Branch
2. the Executive Branch
3. the Judicial Branch
4. relationships between the states
5. amending the Constitution
6. national debts and the supremacy of national law.
7. Ratification
What is the Supremacy Clause? - Answer Article 6, Clause 2. Establishes that the Constitution
is the Supreme Law of the Land, and every judge shall be bound by it. Federal law wins and the
SC establishes the "floor" upon which states can build from
Solved Solutions 2026/2027.
What does SAMHSA stand for? - Answer Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration
What are the 8 dimensions of wellness? - Answer Emotional, environmental, financial,
intellectual, occupational, physical, social, spiritual
What does the parasympathetic nervous system do? - Answer rest and digest, calms the body
What does the sympathetic nervous system do? - Answer known as your fight or flight
response, digestive system slows. your brain cannot tell the difference between a perceived and
actual threat
What is jurisdiction? - Answer the general power of the government to exercise authority over
all persons and things within its territory. Known as boundaries and a place where you are
allowed to operate
Geographical-??
Subject-?? - Answer where; what
Where are authority and limitations of jurisdiction found within? - Answer The constitution,
statues, and rules and regulations of the governing agencies
What is exclusive jurisdiction? - Answer When the agency is the ONLY agency authorized to act
What is concurrent jurisdiction? - Answer When multiple agencies have the authority to act
(federal and state)
What agencies have statewide geographical jurisdiction? - Answer City PD's, sheriffs, town
marshals, deputies, ISP, and conservation officers
How can Correctional Police exercise their police powers? - Answer involves an offender
committed to the department, committed on the property, committed in the officer's presence,
or pursuant to another officer's request
, How can hospital police exercise their authority? - Answer only upon property owned, leased,
or occupied by the hospital
How can school police exercise their authority? - Answer only upon any property owned,
leased, or occupied by the school corporation, including streets passing through and adjacent
What is a fresh pursuit? - Answer defined by common law, and the pursuit of a person who
has committed a felony or is reasonably suspect of committing a felony. Pursuit without
UNREASONABLE DELAY
What happens after a fresh pursuit? - Answer The officer must, without unnecessary delay,
take the arrested individual before a judge of the county of arrest, who will determine if
probable cause exists to detain the person awaiting the issuance of an extradition warrant by
the governor of Indiana
What is the subject matter of jurisdiction? - Answer the authority granted to an agency by law
to investigate and make arrests for violations in a particular area of law
What exclusive powers do DNR officers have? - Answer All necessary police powers to enforce
the natural resources laws and may, without warrant, arrest a person for a violation of those
laws committed in the officer's presence.
What di Deputy Sheriff's/County jurisdictions do? - Answer serve court processes, maintain
county court order, maintain the jail, take info from those incarcerated, maintain Indiana sex
registry
When do civil processes expire? - Answer After 180 days (Indiana Trial Rule 64 A 4)
What are the 7 articles of the Constitution? - Answer 1. the Legislative Branch
2. the Executive Branch
3. the Judicial Branch
4. relationships between the states
5. amending the Constitution
6. national debts and the supremacy of national law.
7. Ratification
What is the Supremacy Clause? - Answer Article 6, Clause 2. Establishes that the Constitution
is the Supreme Law of the Land, and every judge shall be bound by it. Federal law wins and the
SC establishes the "floor" upon which states can build from
