After Phase 3 of a sobriety test, an officer may make determination to arrest
True/False - ANSWER True
Carroll Doctrine - ANSWER a vehicle could be searched without a search warrant if
there was probable cause to believe that evidence is present in the vehicle, coupled
with exigent circumstances to believe that the vehicle could be removed from the
area before a warrant could be obtained.
4th Amendment - ANSWER Unseized free person
Another way one can be in custody - ANSWER movements are being
limited/restricted by law enforcement officer
Officer help find man keys in a ditch - ANSWER Officer displayed offering help
search warrant - ANSWER written order, based on PC and issued by a
judge,magistrate, commanding that police officers or criminal investigators search a
specific person, place, or property to obtain evidence and bring it before the court.
to do a report for juvenile - ANSWER 24 hours
2nd officer on scene - ANSWER renders medical aid
1st officer on the scene - ANSWER secures the scene
What is NOT a driving factor - ANSWER BAC Level
OWI after 20 Years - ANSWER 1st offense
An officer makes a decision to use force - ANSWER His/her decision to use force is
legal, his decision to use force would be defined as Justifiable
____________ is not an evaluation method of officer alertness - ANSWER
Routines
An arrest warrant is good - ANSWER Until served
The laser rule refers to - ANSWER Weapon muzzle discipline
An officer makes a decision to use force, his decision to use force is legal, his
decision to use force would be defined as - ANSWER Justifiable
The number one goal when responding to an active shooter or homicide in progress
is - ANSWER Stop the killing/threat
The most important aspect of working as a team is - ANSWER Communication
To arrest someone for D.W.I., the offense must take place on a public road.
, True/False - ANSWER False
Key factors that affects perceptions: - ANSWER Perceiver
Situation
Environment
_________ _________ is needed for a Stop and Frisk - ANSWER reasonable
suspicion
A court orders or warrant that directs a jailer to keep a person in custody until they
are released by another order - ANSWER Mittimus
A writ that orders a public agency or governmental body to perform an act requires
by the law when it has neglected or refused to do so - ANSWER Mandamus
A means of improving your observation and perception skills is? - ANSWER
Removing obstacles
Practice/Training
Memory Games
Cocaine is a powerful stimulant with is used as a local anesthetic.
True/False - ANSWER True
A police officer attempt to terminate a dangerous high speed chase that threatens
the lives of innocent bystanders does not violate the 4th amendment, even when it
places the fleeing motorist at risk of serious injury or death - ANSWER Scott v.
Harris
A frisk is - ANSWER Less intrusive
What are 4 instances that an officer may use force? - ANSWER Self Defense
Protect Others
Affect an Arrest
Prevent Flight/Escape
Key issues established as a result of the Graham decision? - ANSWER Equates to
seizure of free person
Must be from a perspective of a reasonable officer on scene
Must use 20/20 hindsight
Must consider totality
What are the Graham factors? - ANSWER Severity of the crime
Immediacy of threat
Actively resisting arrest
Resisting by flight
True/False - ANSWER True
Carroll Doctrine - ANSWER a vehicle could be searched without a search warrant if
there was probable cause to believe that evidence is present in the vehicle, coupled
with exigent circumstances to believe that the vehicle could be removed from the
area before a warrant could be obtained.
4th Amendment - ANSWER Unseized free person
Another way one can be in custody - ANSWER movements are being
limited/restricted by law enforcement officer
Officer help find man keys in a ditch - ANSWER Officer displayed offering help
search warrant - ANSWER written order, based on PC and issued by a
judge,magistrate, commanding that police officers or criminal investigators search a
specific person, place, or property to obtain evidence and bring it before the court.
to do a report for juvenile - ANSWER 24 hours
2nd officer on scene - ANSWER renders medical aid
1st officer on the scene - ANSWER secures the scene
What is NOT a driving factor - ANSWER BAC Level
OWI after 20 Years - ANSWER 1st offense
An officer makes a decision to use force - ANSWER His/her decision to use force is
legal, his decision to use force would be defined as Justifiable
____________ is not an evaluation method of officer alertness - ANSWER
Routines
An arrest warrant is good - ANSWER Until served
The laser rule refers to - ANSWER Weapon muzzle discipline
An officer makes a decision to use force, his decision to use force is legal, his
decision to use force would be defined as - ANSWER Justifiable
The number one goal when responding to an active shooter or homicide in progress
is - ANSWER Stop the killing/threat
The most important aspect of working as a team is - ANSWER Communication
To arrest someone for D.W.I., the offense must take place on a public road.
, True/False - ANSWER False
Key factors that affects perceptions: - ANSWER Perceiver
Situation
Environment
_________ _________ is needed for a Stop and Frisk - ANSWER reasonable
suspicion
A court orders or warrant that directs a jailer to keep a person in custody until they
are released by another order - ANSWER Mittimus
A writ that orders a public agency or governmental body to perform an act requires
by the law when it has neglected or refused to do so - ANSWER Mandamus
A means of improving your observation and perception skills is? - ANSWER
Removing obstacles
Practice/Training
Memory Games
Cocaine is a powerful stimulant with is used as a local anesthetic.
True/False - ANSWER True
A police officer attempt to terminate a dangerous high speed chase that threatens
the lives of innocent bystanders does not violate the 4th amendment, even when it
places the fleeing motorist at risk of serious injury or death - ANSWER Scott v.
Harris
A frisk is - ANSWER Less intrusive
What are 4 instances that an officer may use force? - ANSWER Self Defense
Protect Others
Affect an Arrest
Prevent Flight/Escape
Key issues established as a result of the Graham decision? - ANSWER Equates to
seizure of free person
Must be from a perspective of a reasonable officer on scene
Must use 20/20 hindsight
Must consider totality
What are the Graham factors? - ANSWER Severity of the crime
Immediacy of threat
Actively resisting arrest
Resisting by flight
