NOCTI Review Law and Public Safety questions and answers latest top score.

NOCTI Review Law and Public Safety questions and answers latest top score. What is an AED? - correct ated external defibrillator Case against death penalty for mentally incompetent - correct answers.Atkins v Virginia Case against death penalty for a minor - correct answers.Roper v Simmons What is a writ - correct answers.A court order directing an official to act writ of habeas corpus - correct answers.A court order that requires police to bring a prisoner to court to explain why they are holding the person What is mens rea? - correct y mind Case law that limited police use of deadly force - correct answers.Tennessee v Garner Case Law Warnings about self incrimination - correct answers.Miranda v Arizona Rule that says you are not capable to participate in your own defense insanity defense - correct answers.M'Naghten rule What amendment deal with cruel and unusual punishment - correct h 8 What amendment deal with excessive bail - correct h 8 What amendment deals with search and seizure - correct h 4 What amendment deals with right to confront witnesses against you - correct 6 What amendment right to speedy public trial - correct 6 What amendment speaks of double jeopardy - correct answers.Fifth 5 What amendment deals with the right to bear arms - correct answers.Third 3 What amendment deal with prohibition - correct eenth 18 What amendment repeal prohibition - correct answers.Twenty one 21 What are universal precautions? - correct answers.Treating all patient sample as if they are both hazardous and infectious, and capable or transmitting something you don't want, is the basis for the philosophy of safety known as using Universal Precaution What are the levels of force? - correct answers.Verbal, physical, mechanical, chemical, deadly What are the first steps in crime scene management? - correct answers.Make sure you are safe, check for injuries, secure the scene identify witnesses What is a tort? - correct wrong made against a person or property think lawsuit What is an indictment? - correct answers.a formal accusation that a person has committed a crime What is an affidavit? - correct answers.a written statement confirmed by oath or affirmation, for use as evidence in court. used for a search warrant What is a grand jury? - correct answers.a jury, normally of twenty-three jurors, selected to examine the validity of an accusation before trial. What is a petit jury? - correct answers.a jury of 12 to determine the facts and decide the issue in civil or criminal proceedings What is the case law on stop and frisk - correct answers.Terry v Ohio What case gave us the exclusionary rule - correct answers.Mapp v Ohio What are the three branches of government? - correct answers.Legislative, Executive, Judicial How old must you be to be President of the US - correct answers.Thirty Five 35 How old must you be to be a senator? - correct answers.30 years old How old must you be to be a congressman - correct answers.25 Whats the difference between criminal law and civil law? - correct answers.Criminal law you are punished by the state normally with jail time. Civil law is monetary and tries to make the person whole again What is probable cause? - correct f that law enforcement will find evidence a crime was committed What is reasonable suspicion? - correct legal standard by which a police officer has the right to briefly detain a suspect for investigatory purposes and frisk the outside of their clothing for weapons, but not drugs. What is an arrest warrant? - correct answers.A written order signed by a magistrate which directs and commands a peace officer to arrest the person named in the warrant for the offense named in the warrant. who is the person in the court that provides court security - correct answers.Bailiff Who is the trier of fact - correct answers.A judge What standard in court do you use to find some guilty in a criminal case - correct answers.Proof beyond the reasonable doubt What standard do you use for finding some guilty in a civil case - correct nderance of guilty/evidence Who is the father of probation - correct answers.John Augustus Who is the father of parole - correct answers.Zebulon Brockway What is parole? - correct conditional release of an inmate from incarceration, under supervision, after part of the prison sentence has been served What is probation? - correct answers.a sentence that the offender is allowed to serve under supervision in the community What is the proper handcuffing technique? - correct answers.Hands behind back, key hole out, double locked cuffs How do you treat a firearm? - correct answers.Always treat as loaded until you determine otherwise Why do you touch the back of the car on a traffic stop? - correct fingerprints, make sure trunk is closed What do you say on a traffic stop? - correct answers.I'm officer ________ the reason why I stopped you is you committed a traffic violation (state violation) may I see your license, registration, and insurance card. Are juveniles treated the same as adults in the court system? - correct answers.No separate system for juveniels What is a crime? - correct action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law. Serve over a year in Prison What is jail? - correct answers.□ Short term facility-usually no sentence longer than 1 year □ Usually operated by local law enforcement agency. run by sheriffs department. Usually first stop for adult offenders criminal prosecution What is the prison - correct answers.Convicted of a crime and serve more then 1 year The burden of proof is on who in a criminal prosecution? - correct answers.The State/Prosecutor Who is the highest ranking member of Law enforcement in the US - correct answers.Attorney General of the US Mala en se - correct in itself