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MCLETC Definitions Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
Business Attire
Ans: For purposes of this Academy refers to a suit ja cket and
matching pants with pressed long sleeve dress shirt and tie, and
dress shoes (no tennis shoes). A sport coat with dress pants (no
utility or tactical pants) with pressed long sleeve dress shirt and
tie may suffice for a business suit. It also refers to conservative
dress slacks or skirt with collared dress shirt or blouse, or
conservative dress, with dress shoes (no tennis shoes).
Business Casual Attire
Ans: For purposes of this Academy refers to dress, "khakis", or
"Dockers-type" pants, dress or golf-type shirts with collars,
dress or casual style shoes (no tennis shoes).
Class A Uniform
Ans: For purposes of this Academy, is not a full dress uniform.
Instead, it is the "everyday uniform" an Officer working the
street in your agency would wear. It is not tactical pants (i.e.
BDUs) or pull over "polo" shirts with your agency's markings;
typically known as Class B uniforms. Arrangements will be
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made with the Academy if your agency only issues tactical
pants.
Cover
Ans: Is the uniform hat issued by your agency.
Discipline
Ans: Is an essential quality in the law enforcement career.
Many people would agree that discipline consists of training,
correcting, or helping citizens and oneself to obey the laws a nd
codes of behavior. Discipline brings forth good leadership and
courage when dealing with issues in the community and
country; you will be held accountable at this Academy, your
agency, and the public you serve; this Academy has four levels
of discipline and there are consequences for violating any and
all of them. (green, yellow, orange, and red)
Dismissal
Ans: From the Academy is when a recruit is dismissed from
their academy class due to serious violation(s) of the Rules of
Conduct, failure to satisfactorily perform required training,
failure to satisfactorily meet required attendance or injured in a
manner where they cannot complete the minimal requirements
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MCLETC Definitions Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
Business Attire
Ans: For purposes of this Academy refers to a suit ja cket and
matching pants with pressed long sleeve dress shirt and tie, and
dress shoes (no tennis shoes). A sport coat with dress pants (no
utility or tactical pants) with pressed long sleeve dress shirt and
tie may suffice for a business suit. It also refers to conservative
dress slacks or skirt with collared dress shirt or blouse, or
conservative dress, with dress shoes (no tennis shoes).
Business Casual Attire
Ans: For purposes of this Academy refers to dress, "khakis", or
"Dockers-type" pants, dress or golf-type shirts with collars,
dress or casual style shoes (no tennis shoes).
Class A Uniform
Ans: For purposes of this Academy, is not a full dress uniform.
Instead, it is the "everyday uniform" an Officer working the
street in your agency would wear. It is not tactical pants (i.e.
BDUs) or pull over "polo" shirts with your agency's markings;
typically known as Class B uniforms. Arrangements will be
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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made with the Academy if your agency only issues tactical
pants.
Cover
Ans: Is the uniform hat issued by your agency.
Discipline
Ans: Is an essential quality in the law enforcement career.
Many people would agree that discipline consists of training,
correcting, or helping citizens and oneself to obey the laws a nd
codes of behavior. Discipline brings forth good leadership and
courage when dealing with issues in the community and
country; you will be held accountable at this Academy, your
agency, and the public you serve; this Academy has four levels
of discipline and there are consequences for violating any and
all of them. (green, yellow, orange, and red)
Dismissal
Ans: From the Academy is when a recruit is dismissed from
their academy class due to serious violation(s) of the Rules of
Conduct, failure to satisfactorily perform required training,
failure to satisfactorily meet required attendance or injured in a
manner where they cannot complete the minimal requirements
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