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MPTC PATROL EXAM LATEST VERSION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
What isnt protected under the 1st amendment - (answer)Obscenity
Fighting words
Threats
Incendiary Speech
What are the three types of crowds? - (answer)Event-based
Public Demonstration
Civil Disturbance
What are the common tyoes of crowd dynamics - (answer)Personal Identity
Social Identity
Emotional contagion
MGL 269 s. 1 - Group Disorder - (answer)It is unlawful for 5 or more people
who are armed with dangerous weapons : or 10 or more people armed or not,
to riotously or tumultuously assemble in a city or town
MGL 41 s. 98 - Officers power to disperse an assembly - (answer)- chief and
officers can break up a group of 3 or more persons and may enter a building to
suppress a riot or breach of peace therein
* It is per se unreasonable for officers to cross a threshold to effect a
warrantless arrest absent exigency
Four (4) key objectives of crime prevention - (answer)1 Deter
2 Deny
3 Delay
, 2
4 Detect
Types of deterrence - (answer)general: targets those who have never
committed a crime by instilling fear of consequences
mechanical : measures and strategies that make it more difficult for would be
offenders to commit a crime
casual : aims to remove causes or conditions that create a desire to commit
crime
rehabilitative: people who have been arrested; working with them on social,
financial or other conditions to prevent repeat crimes
5 types of risk management - (answer)risk avoidance
risk reduction
risk spreading
risk transfer
risk acceptance
Tennessee v. Garner - (answer)police may use deadly force to stop a fleeing
suspect from escaping if:
1 - suspect threatens the officer with a weapon; or there is probable cause to
believe the suspect committed a crime involving serious physical harm
2 - deadly force is necessary to prevent escape
3 - where feasible, some warning was given
MGL 6E s. 14(a) december 2021 - (answer)officers shall not use physical force
upon another unless de-escalation tactics have been attempted and failed or
are not feasible based on totality of the circumstances and such force is
necessary to effect lawful arrest or detention of a person
MPTC PATROL EXAM LATEST VERSION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
What isnt protected under the 1st amendment - (answer)Obscenity
Fighting words
Threats
Incendiary Speech
What are the three types of crowds? - (answer)Event-based
Public Demonstration
Civil Disturbance
What are the common tyoes of crowd dynamics - (answer)Personal Identity
Social Identity
Emotional contagion
MGL 269 s. 1 - Group Disorder - (answer)It is unlawful for 5 or more people
who are armed with dangerous weapons : or 10 or more people armed or not,
to riotously or tumultuously assemble in a city or town
MGL 41 s. 98 - Officers power to disperse an assembly - (answer)- chief and
officers can break up a group of 3 or more persons and may enter a building to
suppress a riot or breach of peace therein
* It is per se unreasonable for officers to cross a threshold to effect a
warrantless arrest absent exigency
Four (4) key objectives of crime prevention - (answer)1 Deter
2 Deny
3 Delay
, 2
4 Detect
Types of deterrence - (answer)general: targets those who have never
committed a crime by instilling fear of consequences
mechanical : measures and strategies that make it more difficult for would be
offenders to commit a crime
casual : aims to remove causes or conditions that create a desire to commit
crime
rehabilitative: people who have been arrested; working with them on social,
financial or other conditions to prevent repeat crimes
5 types of risk management - (answer)risk avoidance
risk reduction
risk spreading
risk transfer
risk acceptance
Tennessee v. Garner - (answer)police may use deadly force to stop a fleeing
suspect from escaping if:
1 - suspect threatens the officer with a weapon; or there is probable cause to
believe the suspect committed a crime involving serious physical harm
2 - deadly force is necessary to prevent escape
3 - where feasible, some warning was given
MGL 6E s. 14(a) december 2021 - (answer)officers shall not use physical force
upon another unless de-escalation tactics have been attempted and failed or
are not feasible based on totality of the circumstances and such force is
necessary to effect lawful arrest or detention of a person
