LEOCE Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual Frequently Tested Exam
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1. The A.R.C. principle in law enforcement training stands for:
A. Act, React, Correct
B. Ask, Read, Choose
C. Assess, Respond, Control
D. Analyze, Record, Conclude
2. The “Cognitive Domain” refers to what aspect of officer training?
A. What we feel
B. What we do
C. What we know
D. What we observe
3. The term “Quid Pro Quo” means:
A. Equal justice for all
B. This for that
C. Guilty beyond doubt
D. A fair trade policy
4. When was the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Code of
Ethics adopted?
A. 1942
B. 1957
C. 1963
D. 1972
,5. Which of the following is not one of the three historical eras of law
enforcement?
A. Political
B. Reform
C. Technological
D. Community
6. Petty misdemeanors, misdemeanors, and some civil cases are typically
heard in which court?
A. District Court
B. Supreme Court
C. Magistrate Court
D. Appellate Court
7. What is an arraignment?
A. Sentencing hearing
B. Trial procedure
C. Reading of charges before a judge
D. Jury selection
8. What distinguishes a misdemeanor from a felony?
A. Type of crime
B. Length of incarceration
C. Court jurisdiction
D. Jury requirement
9. A life sentence in New Mexico is equivalent to:
A. 25 years
B. 50 years
C. 30 years
D. Until parole eligibility
10.What is the standard a Grand Jury uses to issue an indictment?
A. Reasonable doubt
B. Preponderance of evidence
, C. Probable cause
D. Beyond a reasonable doubt
11.The Bill of Rights is made up of:
A. The first 5 amendments
B. The first 10 amendments
C. The first 12 amendments
D. The preamble
12.Which amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?
A. 3rd Amendment
B. 4th Amendment
C. 5th Amendment
D. 8th Amendment
13.The right to a speedy and public trial is guaranteed by the:
A. 1st Amendment
B. 5th Amendment
C. 6th Amendment
D. 10th Amendment
14.Miranda v. Arizona established what key protection?
A. Warrantless searches
B. Custodial interrogation rights
C. Double jeopardy
D. Free speech limits
15.Terry v. Ohio is associated with which law enforcement action?
A. Vehicle searches
B. Stop and Frisk
C. Use of deadly force
D. Custodial arrest
16.The First Amendment guarantees which right?
A. Right to privacy
, B. Freedom of speech
C. Right to a fair trial
D. Right against self-incrimination
17.Qualified immunity protects officers primarily from:
A. Criminal charges
B. Civil tort claims
C. Administrative discipline
D. Internal affairs review
18.The “preponderance of the evidence” standard applies to:
A. Criminal trials
B. Civil trials
C. Grand jury hearings
D. Traffic court
19.Statutory rape is considered what type of crime?
A. Negligent act
B. Strict liability crime
C. Intent-based offense
D. Misdemeanor
20.Which of the following is not part of the executive branch authority over
law enforcement?
A. City Police
B. State Patrol
C. Federal Bureau of Investigation
D. State Legislature
21.Brady v. Maryland deals with what key issue?
A. Excessive force
B. Disclosure of exculpatory evidence
C. Illegal searches
D. Entrapment
Conceptual Actual Frequently Tested Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct
Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. The A.R.C. principle in law enforcement training stands for:
A. Act, React, Correct
B. Ask, Read, Choose
C. Assess, Respond, Control
D. Analyze, Record, Conclude
2. The “Cognitive Domain” refers to what aspect of officer training?
A. What we feel
B. What we do
C. What we know
D. What we observe
3. The term “Quid Pro Quo” means:
A. Equal justice for all
B. This for that
C. Guilty beyond doubt
D. A fair trade policy
4. When was the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Code of
Ethics adopted?
A. 1942
B. 1957
C. 1963
D. 1972
,5. Which of the following is not one of the three historical eras of law
enforcement?
A. Political
B. Reform
C. Technological
D. Community
6. Petty misdemeanors, misdemeanors, and some civil cases are typically
heard in which court?
A. District Court
B. Supreme Court
C. Magistrate Court
D. Appellate Court
7. What is an arraignment?
A. Sentencing hearing
B. Trial procedure
C. Reading of charges before a judge
D. Jury selection
8. What distinguishes a misdemeanor from a felony?
A. Type of crime
B. Length of incarceration
C. Court jurisdiction
D. Jury requirement
9. A life sentence in New Mexico is equivalent to:
A. 25 years
B. 50 years
C. 30 years
D. Until parole eligibility
10.What is the standard a Grand Jury uses to issue an indictment?
A. Reasonable doubt
B. Preponderance of evidence
, C. Probable cause
D. Beyond a reasonable doubt
11.The Bill of Rights is made up of:
A. The first 5 amendments
B. The first 10 amendments
C. The first 12 amendments
D. The preamble
12.Which amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?
A. 3rd Amendment
B. 4th Amendment
C. 5th Amendment
D. 8th Amendment
13.The right to a speedy and public trial is guaranteed by the:
A. 1st Amendment
B. 5th Amendment
C. 6th Amendment
D. 10th Amendment
14.Miranda v. Arizona established what key protection?
A. Warrantless searches
B. Custodial interrogation rights
C. Double jeopardy
D. Free speech limits
15.Terry v. Ohio is associated with which law enforcement action?
A. Vehicle searches
B. Stop and Frisk
C. Use of deadly force
D. Custodial arrest
16.The First Amendment guarantees which right?
A. Right to privacy
, B. Freedom of speech
C. Right to a fair trial
D. Right against self-incrimination
17.Qualified immunity protects officers primarily from:
A. Criminal charges
B. Civil tort claims
C. Administrative discipline
D. Internal affairs review
18.The “preponderance of the evidence” standard applies to:
A. Criminal trials
B. Civil trials
C. Grand jury hearings
D. Traffic court
19.Statutory rape is considered what type of crime?
A. Negligent act
B. Strict liability crime
C. Intent-based offense
D. Misdemeanor
20.Which of the following is not part of the executive branch authority over
law enforcement?
A. City Police
B. State Patrol
C. Federal Bureau of Investigation
D. State Legislature
21.Brady v. Maryland deals with what key issue?
A. Excessive force
B. Disclosure of exculpatory evidence
C. Illegal searches
D. Entrapment
