BLET. STATE EXAM SHERIFF SPECIFIC UNIT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%VERIFIED

Confinement is defined as what - ANSWER-Is the placing of an inmate in a cell or any other part of a detention facility What needs to be on a commitment order - ANSWER-Name mugshot and description, offense of charge, provision of release, order of commitment what specific facility, direction of disposition when and where they have to go to court, signature of judicial official ordering commitment magistrate clerk of courts or judge in person transporting needs ID What does it mean when accepting custody - ANSWER-Actual transfer of a prisoner from the author to the detention facility Confinement order - ANSWER-Is a written commitment order by the judicial official when defendant has violated probation other than committing a new crime or absconding Ways un-sentenced inmates can be released - ANSWER-Find, unsecured no money needed, secured Naples real property in lieu of, surety which pays a percentage of the bond, cash defendant Pace full amount, personal recognizance, written pledge of bonding company A corrections officer has to do tours what are those tours - ANSWER-They conducted or twice an hour. A mental health tour would be four times an hour After an email has been hospitalised what do you need to bring the M it back to the facility - ANSWER-Release order Before discharging a bonding out an inmate what should you check for - ANSWER-See if they have any outstanding warrants If an officer is bringing the suspect to a facility that is hurt what does the officer need - ANSWER-Medical clearance When do most inmate commits suicide - ANSWER-Within the first 24 hours If a person is brought in front toxication how long can you keep them - ANSWER-Maximum is 24 hours If an officer divulges that an inmate has AIDS what kind of charge - ANSWER-Misdemeanor If an officer shares medical info who can they share it with - ANSWER-Only medical personnel providing treatment Can you accept prisoners with mental problems without clearance - ANSWER-No One of the main duties of a bailiff - ANSWER-To ensure judge safety Who decides how court will be called to order, recessed or adjourned - ANSWER-Judge Who may order a defendant to be restrained - ANSWER-Judge if it's reasonably necessary to maintain order The timing and scope of searches are set by what - ANSWER-Departmental policy in the judge