Peace Officer exam 2 (Correction officer) 100% Pass

Peace Officer exam 2 (Correction officer) 100% Pass Penal law 35.15 states - Answer ️️ -Physical force used in the defence of a person Penal law 35.20 - Answer ️️ -Permission to use Physical force in defense of premises, to prevent or terminate larceny or criminal mischief Penal law 35.27 - Answer ️️ -Physical force in resisting arrest is prohibited Penal law 35.30 - Answer ️️ -Permission to Use of physical force in making an arrest Cpl 2.20 - Answer ️️ -Gives authorization to use force. (Powers of a peace officer) Cpl 140.25 - Answer ️️ -The power to make warrantless arrest Penal law 35.00 - Answer ️️ -Gives justification to use physical force Justification - Answer ️️ -Showing sufficient reason What is ethics - Answer ️️ -Being professionally right, conforming to professional standards of conduct What is bribery - Answer ️️ -Offering giving or soliciting anything of value to influence a favorable action Officer John a NYC police officer has stoped Mary fast for speeding. Mary offers John a date with her to a Broadway show, if he does not give her a ticket. John agrees. what criminal offense if any is Mary guilty of? - Answer ️️ -Bribery in the 3rd° Officer John pulled Mary over for speeding she offered him a date to not give her a ticket. He excepted the date Mary fast offered him, and did not do his job and give her the speeding ticket. What criminal offense if any may police officer John the guilty of ? - Answer ️️ -Bribe receiving in the 3rd° What is official misconduct? - Answer ️️ -Unlawful behavior by a public servant in relations to the duties of his. position i.e. not doing your job, or doing it improperly. Receiving reward for official misconduct - Answer ️️ -A Public servant is guilty of ______________ in the 2nd° when he solicits, eccepts, or agrees to accept any benefit from another person for having violated his duty as a public servant Gratuity - Answer ️️ -Something acquired without bargain or inducement Mayors executive order #16 a.k.a. MEO 16 is about? - Answer ️️ -Corruption, Criminal activity, and Conflicts of interest. Corruption, criminal activity, and conflicts of interest should be reported to - Answer ️️ -The inspector general or the commissioner of Investigation Branches of the US government - Answer ️️ -Legislative branch, executive branch, judicial branch, A Correction officer's responsibilities consist of - Answer ️️ -Care, Custody, and Control. The first amendment - Answer ️️ -Five freedoms; speech, religion, assembly/association, to petition the government, freedom of press The fourth amendment - Answer ️️ -Freedom from unreasonable searches, freedom from unreasonable seizures, establishes conditions in which search warrants are issued What does the judicial branch do? - Answer ️️ -Interpret the law The sixth amendment - Answer ️️ -Speedy trial, public trial, trial by impartial jury, notified of charges, subpoena witnesses, represented by counsel. The exclusionary rule - Answer ️️ -Keeps evidence obtained illegally out of court. Discourages law enforcement authorities from conducting illegal searches and seizures. Preserves the integrity of the syste