LEO POST for Utah Exam 1 Questions with Answers Rated A+

What is a Civil Dispute? - A conflict between two or more parties where no crime is occurred. What is a Summons? - Call issued by a court to appear, come, or do something. Who can be Summoned? - Defendant to appear in court, and person to appear in court as jury or witness. Writs is Replevin? - An order or writ issued to recover an item of personal property. What is Attachment and Garnishment? - - An order to withhold non-exempt personal property or money owed to a third party. - Withhold wages or property. 1. What is a Temporary Restraining order? 2. When are they ordinarily issued? - 1. - Order issued by a court retraining the conduct of a person and protecting a victim from the activities of an abusive person. - An order of the court that states a person is to refrain from particular acts and to stay away from particular places. 2. - After an "Ex Parte Appearance"; (An appearance in court by one party without the other being present.) 1. What is a Protective Order? 2. What can the order consist of? - 1. Order issued by a court meant to protect a person from harm or harassment. 2. - To stay away from the petitioners home, job, vehicle, or school. - No Contact or harass - Not possess gun or other weapons - Establish temporary custody of children What is a Notice of Eviction? - Removal of a tenant from rental property by the landlord. What is a Liens? - A legal claim or hold over property to secure the payment of a debt. What are civil bench warrants for arrest? - Arrest warrant issued by a judge in a civil case and is typically issued for contempt of court or failure to appear. What are Custody Decrees? - Court judgement which names the parent with whom the child will live, how visitation will be handled, and who will provide financial support. Utah Courts can be served by who? - - Peace Officers - Sheriffs and deputy Sheriffs - Constables and constables deputies - State-employed investigators who are authorized to serve process. Licensed Private Investigators may serve: - - Complaints, petitions, and small claims affidavits - Summonses - Supplemental orders - orders to show cause - notices - small claims orders - writs of garnishments - garnishee orders - subpoenas Person over 18 years of age and not a party to the action or not an attorney for one of the parties can serve: - - Complaints and petitions - Summonses - Subpoenas What are the functions or Patrol? - - Reduce or remove opportunities to commit crimes - Protect life and property from criminals, hazards, and other conditions adverse to the safety of life property. - Preserve the public peace/quality of life. - Enforce laws and ordinances - Detect and arrest offenders - Preform services like rendering aid and providing information. What is Proactive patrol? - - Aim is to be highly visible in order to discourage the occurrence of the problem you are seeking to control. What is Reactive patrol? - - Aim is to apprehend the violator or criminal in the act or after the fact.