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UTAH SFO Benchmark 1 Practice test
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True or False:
Personal assets, such as vehicle, can be seized if there is probable
cause to show it was purchased from the proceeds of an offense
Ans: True
Case law that demonstrates when investigative questions and/or focus
shifts to the subject with the purpose of obtaining a confession, the
accused must be permitted to consult with a lawyer, or any statements
made will be inadmissible.
A. Brown V. Illinois
B. Escobedo V. Illinois
C. Terry V. Ohio
D. Miranda V. Arizona
Ans: B. Escobedo V. Illinois
An acknowledgment of the commission of all elements of a crime and
the individual's involvement in their commission
A. Confession
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B. Admission
Ans: A. Confession
The penalty for intentionally accessing BCI records for personal
reasons.
Infraction
C
F1
F2
F3
Class A
Class B
Class C
Ans: Class B
Identify the system that allows officers to query other states' driver
license information.
A. National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
B. National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS)
C. Drivers License Division (DLD)
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D. Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Ans: B. National Law Enforcement Telecommunications
System (NLETS)
True or False: In high-stress situations, the brain relies on implicit
association (preferences) to make decisions.
Ans: True
Match the type of bias with the correct definition:
Implicit Bias
Explicit Bias
Institutional Bias
Consciously Aware
Exhibited in Policy & Practices
Semi-Consciously Aware
Ans: Implicit Bias - Semi-Consciously Aware
Explicit Bias - Consciously Aware
Institutional Bias - Exhibited in Policy & Practices
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UTAH SFO Benchmark 1 Practice test
Questions and Correct Answers/ Latest
Update / Already Graded
True or False:
Personal assets, such as vehicle, can be seized if there is probable
cause to show it was purchased from the proceeds of an offense
Ans: True
Case law that demonstrates when investigative questions and/or focus
shifts to the subject with the purpose of obtaining a confession, the
accused must be permitted to consult with a lawyer, or any statements
made will be inadmissible.
A. Brown V. Illinois
B. Escobedo V. Illinois
C. Terry V. Ohio
D. Miranda V. Arizona
Ans: B. Escobedo V. Illinois
An acknowledgment of the commission of all elements of a crime and
the individual's involvement in their commission
A. Confession
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B. Admission
Ans: A. Confession
The penalty for intentionally accessing BCI records for personal
reasons.
Infraction
C
F1
F2
F3
Class A
Class B
Class C
Ans: Class B
Identify the system that allows officers to query other states' driver
license information.
A. National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
B. National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS)
C. Drivers License Division (DLD)
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D. Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Ans: B. National Law Enforcement Telecommunications
System (NLETS)
True or False: In high-stress situations, the brain relies on implicit
association (preferences) to make decisions.
Ans: True
Match the type of bias with the correct definition:
Implicit Bias
Explicit Bias
Institutional Bias
Consciously Aware
Exhibited in Policy & Practices
Semi-Consciously Aware
Ans: Implicit Bias - Semi-Consciously Aware
Explicit Bias - Consciously Aware
Institutional Bias - Exhibited in Policy & Practices
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