CPO State EXAM (New Curriculum)
interagency agreement - answera formalized agreement template that contains the
principles of the community-policing partnership
Mission of Transition from Prison Initiative (TPCI) - answerto reduce crime by
implementing a seamless plan of services and supervision for the offender.
Father of Probation - answerJohn Augustus
What are the keys to understanding and preventing sexual harassment? (chapter 1 pg.
40) - answertraining and communication
What are the penalty guidelines the Commission may impose discipline on an officer?
(chapter 1 pg. 30) - answerwritten reprimand
probation
suspension
revoke of certifications
Upon completion of a basic recruit training program, an individual must pass the State
Officer Certification Examination (SOCE) to be certified as a Correctional Probation
Officer? (chapter 1 pg. 27) - answer3 times
What does CJPD means? (chapter 1 pg. 26) - answerCriminal Justice Professionalism
Division
What are the channels of communication within the organizational structure? (chapter 1
pg.23) - answervertical and lateral communication
What are the three main components of criminal justice system? (chapter 1 pg. 11) -
answerlaw enforcement
court system
corrections
What are the probation officer's leadership qualities when directing and managing an
offender under supervision? (chapter 1 pg. 8) - answerhonesty
positive attitude
intuition
discernment
inspire and motivate
, What is the Florida Statue that defines Correctional Probation Officer? (chapter 1 pg. 7)
- answer943.10(3) F.S
What are the levels of stress an officer may experience in the performance of his or her
job duties? (chapter 1 pg. 42) - answeracute stress
chronic stress
cumulative or routine stress
delayed stress
What does CJSTC stands for? (chapter 1 pg. 29) - answerCriminal Justice Standards
and Training Commission
What statue sets the minimum requirements and standards for employment as a
criminal justice officer? (chapter 1 pg. 26) - answer943.13 F.S.
How many Community Corrections circuits in Florida (chapter 1 pg. 22) - answer20
circuits
What are the two main divisions overseeing inmates and offenders? (chapter 1 pg. 17) -
answerOffice of Institutions
Office of Community Corrections
This term refers to the structure, function, and decision-making processes of those
agencies that deal with the management and control of crime and criminal offenders. -
answercriminal justice
Who has the authority to certify and impose discipline on an officer's certification if the
officer fails to maintain the required standards of conduct? (chapter 1 pg. 29) -
answerCriminal Justice Standards and Training Commission (CJSTC) and Florida
Administrative Code (F.A.C.)
Who protects the basic rights of individuals and is the highest source of law in the
United States? (chapter 2 pg. 6) - answerThe Constitution
How many Articles in the Constitution form the Constitution's main body? (chapter 2 pg.
7) - answer7 Articles
What are the two main components of due process? (chapter 2 pg. 9) -
answerSubstantive
Procedural
The Constitution divides the government into three branches. What are they? (chapter 2
pg. 8) - answerExecutive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
interagency agreement - answera formalized agreement template that contains the
principles of the community-policing partnership
Mission of Transition from Prison Initiative (TPCI) - answerto reduce crime by
implementing a seamless plan of services and supervision for the offender.
Father of Probation - answerJohn Augustus
What are the keys to understanding and preventing sexual harassment? (chapter 1 pg.
40) - answertraining and communication
What are the penalty guidelines the Commission may impose discipline on an officer?
(chapter 1 pg. 30) - answerwritten reprimand
probation
suspension
revoke of certifications
Upon completion of a basic recruit training program, an individual must pass the State
Officer Certification Examination (SOCE) to be certified as a Correctional Probation
Officer? (chapter 1 pg. 27) - answer3 times
What does CJPD means? (chapter 1 pg. 26) - answerCriminal Justice Professionalism
Division
What are the channels of communication within the organizational structure? (chapter 1
pg.23) - answervertical and lateral communication
What are the three main components of criminal justice system? (chapter 1 pg. 11) -
answerlaw enforcement
court system
corrections
What are the probation officer's leadership qualities when directing and managing an
offender under supervision? (chapter 1 pg. 8) - answerhonesty
positive attitude
intuition
discernment
inspire and motivate
, What is the Florida Statue that defines Correctional Probation Officer? (chapter 1 pg. 7)
- answer943.10(3) F.S
What are the levels of stress an officer may experience in the performance of his or her
job duties? (chapter 1 pg. 42) - answeracute stress
chronic stress
cumulative or routine stress
delayed stress
What does CJSTC stands for? (chapter 1 pg. 29) - answerCriminal Justice Standards
and Training Commission
What statue sets the minimum requirements and standards for employment as a
criminal justice officer? (chapter 1 pg. 26) - answer943.13 F.S.
How many Community Corrections circuits in Florida (chapter 1 pg. 22) - answer20
circuits
What are the two main divisions overseeing inmates and offenders? (chapter 1 pg. 17) -
answerOffice of Institutions
Office of Community Corrections
This term refers to the structure, function, and decision-making processes of those
agencies that deal with the management and control of crime and criminal offenders. -
answercriminal justice
Who has the authority to certify and impose discipline on an officer's certification if the
officer fails to maintain the required standards of conduct? (chapter 1 pg. 29) -
answerCriminal Justice Standards and Training Commission (CJSTC) and Florida
Administrative Code (F.A.C.)
Who protects the basic rights of individuals and is the highest source of law in the
United States? (chapter 2 pg. 6) - answerThe Constitution
How many Articles in the Constitution form the Constitution's main body? (chapter 2 pg.
7) - answer7 Articles
What are the two main components of due process? (chapter 2 pg. 9) -
answerSubstantive
Procedural
The Constitution divides the government into three branches. What are they? (chapter 2
pg. 8) - answerExecutive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
