SFO Intermediate Test 2 Revision
Exam with Complete Solved Solutions
2025-2026 Edition.
Define: Aggressive Enforcement - Answer - Heavy Handedness
- Harassment
- Profiling
- Quotas
Define: Non-Enforcement of the Law - Answer - Higher Crime Rates
- Under-reporting of Crime
- Lack of Public Cooperation
- Perception of Ineffectiveness
Methods for Reporting Officer Misconduct - Answer - Chain of Command
- Warden
- County Attorney
- State Attorney
- POST
- FBI
What are 3 Factors Limiting Officer Discretion? - Answer - Public Safety
- Departmental Policy
- Mandatory Arrest Statutes
Define: T.E.E.T.H. - Answer - Tension
- Ears
- Eyes
- Tail
- Head
, Canine Body Language: Eyes Opened Wide - Answer - Feeling Uneasy
Canine Body Language: Recoiled Away or Straining on Leash - Answer - Risky to approach or to
allow to come closer.
Canine Body Language: Hackles are Standing Up - Answer - Risky to approach or to allow to
come closer.
When is a weapon deemed loaded? - Answer When there is an unexpected cartridge, shell or
projectile in the firing position.
What are the 6 Ethical and Moral Standards? - Answer - Integrity
- Honesty
- Values
- Standards
- Courage
- Civility
Define: Immoral - Answer Deliberately violating accepted principles of right and wrong.
Define: Amoral - Answer Being neither moral nor immoral, not caring for morality.
Rathert and Zybak -v- Village of Peotone - Answer Department can control your behavior off
work.
Kelley -v- Johnson - Answer Department can control your personal appearance.
Giglio -v- US - Answer Credibility of government witnesses.
Brady -v- Maryland - Answer Defense can get all information for the case.
Exam with Complete Solved Solutions
2025-2026 Edition.
Define: Aggressive Enforcement - Answer - Heavy Handedness
- Harassment
- Profiling
- Quotas
Define: Non-Enforcement of the Law - Answer - Higher Crime Rates
- Under-reporting of Crime
- Lack of Public Cooperation
- Perception of Ineffectiveness
Methods for Reporting Officer Misconduct - Answer - Chain of Command
- Warden
- County Attorney
- State Attorney
- POST
- FBI
What are 3 Factors Limiting Officer Discretion? - Answer - Public Safety
- Departmental Policy
- Mandatory Arrest Statutes
Define: T.E.E.T.H. - Answer - Tension
- Ears
- Eyes
- Tail
- Head
, Canine Body Language: Eyes Opened Wide - Answer - Feeling Uneasy
Canine Body Language: Recoiled Away or Straining on Leash - Answer - Risky to approach or to
allow to come closer.
Canine Body Language: Hackles are Standing Up - Answer - Risky to approach or to allow to
come closer.
When is a weapon deemed loaded? - Answer When there is an unexpected cartridge, shell or
projectile in the firing position.
What are the 6 Ethical and Moral Standards? - Answer - Integrity
- Honesty
- Values
- Standards
- Courage
- Civility
Define: Immoral - Answer Deliberately violating accepted principles of right and wrong.
Define: Amoral - Answer Being neither moral nor immoral, not caring for morality.
Rathert and Zybak -v- Village of Peotone - Answer Department can control your behavior off
work.
Kelley -v- Johnson - Answer Department can control your personal appearance.
Giglio -v- US - Answer Credibility of government witnesses.
Brady -v- Maryland - Answer Defense can get all information for the case.
