WISCONSIN LE ACADEMY FINAL CUMULATIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED
A+ 100% VERIFIED
HIPPA prevents healthcare providers from giving LEO's information relevant to
criminal investigations because LE is covered under
HIPPA.
A.) True
B.) False
B.) False ( Law Enforcement not covered under HIPPA, Ref. State v. Straehler )
Real evidence is defined as what?
A.) Any evidence presented in document form
B.) Objects, pictures, or models
C.) Statements made under oath
D.) Any tangible object or sound recording
D.) Any tangible object or sound recording
Stabilize, Monitor, Search, Escort, Transport, and Turnover are all the steps in
which Disturbance resolution phase?
A.) Approach considerations
B.) Tactical resolution
C.) Follow through considerations
D.) Intervention options
E.) Passive countermeasures
C.) Follow through considerations
Which of the following is a common safety issue officers fall for? (According
to study material)
A.) Subject identification
B.) Rapport building efforts
C.) Presumed compliance concept
D.) Threat assessment
C.) Presumed compliance concept
What does the "O" in the D.O.N.E acronym stand for?
A.) Overriding concern
B.) Options
C.) Observe
D.) Operating assumption
A.) Overriding concern
The exclusionary rule covers evidence gathered illegally as a result of the
violation of one or all of the following amendments:
,A.) 5th, 6th, 8th
B.) 4th, 5th, 6th,
C.) 3rd, 4th, 5th
D.) 7th, 8th, 9th
B.) 4th, 5th, 6th
In civil law, the level of burden of proof is which of the following:
A.) Preponderance of the evidence
B.) Clear,Concise, satisfactory
C.) Guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
A.) Preponderance of the evidence
A person concerned in the commission of a crime is a _______________, and
maybe party to a crime.
A.) Suspect
B.) Principal
C.) Defendant
B.) Principal
Consent given is still valid even if the victim does not understand that to which
they are consenting wether by fact of mental defect, ignorance, or youth.
A.) True
B.) False
B.) False
The phrases "intentionally", "with intent that", or "with intent" are indicative of
which criminal element?
A.) Coercion
B.) Criminal Intent
C.) Without Consent
B.) Criminal intent
Being voluntarily drugged or intoxicated is not a valid defense when it come to
which criminal element?
A.) Causing harm
B.) Criminal Recklessness
C.) Criminal Intent
B.) Criminal recklessness (ref. 939.24(3) )
Which of the following is not a valid Criminal defense covered in phase one?
A.) Mistake
B.) Intoxication
C.) Fear
D.) Necessity
C.) Fear
Use of a dangerous weapon, Violent crime in a school zone, habitual behavior,
are all examples of what?
A.) Felonies
B.) Probation Violations
, C.) Defensible behavior
D.) Increased Penalties
D.) Increased Penalties
In order for habitual behavior to be considered as an increased penalty, the
suspect must have committed a felony within 5 years of the current charge, or
convicted of 3 separate misdemeanors within that same preceding time frame.
A.) True
B.) False
A.) True
The time limitation on a felony is which of the following:
A.) 3 years
B.) 9 years
C.) 6 years
D.) 25 years
C.) 6 years
Graham V. Connor is an example of what?
A.) Case Law
B.) Administrative Law
C.) State Law
A.) Case Law
Out of Graham V. Connor, what term was given by the U.S Supreme Court to
determine the constitutional righteousness of use of force incidents?
A.) Reasonably necessary
B.) Objectively Reasonable
C.) Force justified under privilege
D.) Do it, Do it now doctrine
B.) Objectively reasonable
Which document divides the federal government into 3 branches?
A.) Magna Carta
B.) Declaration of Independence
C.) U.S. Constitution
C.) U.S. Constitution
Anxiety, Denial, Guilt, Disbelief are all examples of what?
A.) Weakness
B.) The grieving process
C.) States of mind
B.) The grieving process
During a traffic stop, when the squad car is parked to the left of the suspect
vehicle so that the left rear corner of the suspect vehicle is even with the
center of the squad is which position?
A.) In line
B.) Off set
C.) Angle Left
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED
A+ 100% VERIFIED
HIPPA prevents healthcare providers from giving LEO's information relevant to
criminal investigations because LE is covered under
HIPPA.
A.) True
B.) False
B.) False ( Law Enforcement not covered under HIPPA, Ref. State v. Straehler )
Real evidence is defined as what?
A.) Any evidence presented in document form
B.) Objects, pictures, or models
C.) Statements made under oath
D.) Any tangible object or sound recording
D.) Any tangible object or sound recording
Stabilize, Monitor, Search, Escort, Transport, and Turnover are all the steps in
which Disturbance resolution phase?
A.) Approach considerations
B.) Tactical resolution
C.) Follow through considerations
D.) Intervention options
E.) Passive countermeasures
C.) Follow through considerations
Which of the following is a common safety issue officers fall for? (According
to study material)
A.) Subject identification
B.) Rapport building efforts
C.) Presumed compliance concept
D.) Threat assessment
C.) Presumed compliance concept
What does the "O" in the D.O.N.E acronym stand for?
A.) Overriding concern
B.) Options
C.) Observe
D.) Operating assumption
A.) Overriding concern
The exclusionary rule covers evidence gathered illegally as a result of the
violation of one or all of the following amendments:
,A.) 5th, 6th, 8th
B.) 4th, 5th, 6th,
C.) 3rd, 4th, 5th
D.) 7th, 8th, 9th
B.) 4th, 5th, 6th
In civil law, the level of burden of proof is which of the following:
A.) Preponderance of the evidence
B.) Clear,Concise, satisfactory
C.) Guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
A.) Preponderance of the evidence
A person concerned in the commission of a crime is a _______________, and
maybe party to a crime.
A.) Suspect
B.) Principal
C.) Defendant
B.) Principal
Consent given is still valid even if the victim does not understand that to which
they are consenting wether by fact of mental defect, ignorance, or youth.
A.) True
B.) False
B.) False
The phrases "intentionally", "with intent that", or "with intent" are indicative of
which criminal element?
A.) Coercion
B.) Criminal Intent
C.) Without Consent
B.) Criminal intent
Being voluntarily drugged or intoxicated is not a valid defense when it come to
which criminal element?
A.) Causing harm
B.) Criminal Recklessness
C.) Criminal Intent
B.) Criminal recklessness (ref. 939.24(3) )
Which of the following is not a valid Criminal defense covered in phase one?
A.) Mistake
B.) Intoxication
C.) Fear
D.) Necessity
C.) Fear
Use of a dangerous weapon, Violent crime in a school zone, habitual behavior,
are all examples of what?
A.) Felonies
B.) Probation Violations
, C.) Defensible behavior
D.) Increased Penalties
D.) Increased Penalties
In order for habitual behavior to be considered as an increased penalty, the
suspect must have committed a felony within 5 years of the current charge, or
convicted of 3 separate misdemeanors within that same preceding time frame.
A.) True
B.) False
A.) True
The time limitation on a felony is which of the following:
A.) 3 years
B.) 9 years
C.) 6 years
D.) 25 years
C.) 6 years
Graham V. Connor is an example of what?
A.) Case Law
B.) Administrative Law
C.) State Law
A.) Case Law
Out of Graham V. Connor, what term was given by the U.S Supreme Court to
determine the constitutional righteousness of use of force incidents?
A.) Reasonably necessary
B.) Objectively Reasonable
C.) Force justified under privilege
D.) Do it, Do it now doctrine
B.) Objectively reasonable
Which document divides the federal government into 3 branches?
A.) Magna Carta
B.) Declaration of Independence
C.) U.S. Constitution
C.) U.S. Constitution
Anxiety, Denial, Guilt, Disbelief are all examples of what?
A.) Weakness
B.) The grieving process
C.) States of mind
B.) The grieving process
During a traffic stop, when the squad car is parked to the left of the suspect
vehicle so that the left rear corner of the suspect vehicle is even with the
center of the squad is which position?
A.) In line
B.) Off set
C.) Angle Left
