Mpoetc Act 120 Cert Study Guide Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

Mpoetc Act 120 Cert Study Guide Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct How often must you check your Speedometer - ANSWER Every 12 months What is a Salvor? - ANSWER Person authorized by PennDot to seize, maintain, sell, salvage What is private property for exclusive use of the owner/or those permitted to drive on - ANSWER Driveway DUI for a School Bus Driver/Minor - ANSWER .02 DUI for a CDL Driver - ANSWER .04 DUI for an Adult Driver - ANSWER .08 What is an act of nature that causes a crash? - ANSWER Cataclysm Deliberate intent of an authorized law enforcement agent, resulting in a crash - ANSWER Legal Intervention What do you need for a crash to be reportable? - ANSWER Injury and or an inoperable vehicle A no damage collision... - ANSWER Phantom Vehicle What is used to measure using Triangulation Method - ANSWER 2 intangible points ERG - ANSWER Emergency Response Guidebook Range for an unknown solid - ANSWER 75 feet Range for an unknown liquid - ANSWER 150 feet Range for an unknown gas - ANSWER 300 feet A chemical that if released into the environment could be potentially harmful to the publics health or welfare - ANSWER Hazardous Materials A material and its mixtures or solutions that is regulated by the EPA - ANSWER Hazardous Substances A material that is subject to the uniform hazardous waste manifest requirements - ANSWER Hazardous Waste A vehicle stop where the officer has some reason to believe there is potential for danger - ANSWER High Risk/Felony Stop All vehicle stops other than high risk or felony stops - ANSWER Unknown Risk Stop Reading out CYMBAL - ANSWER Color, Year, Make, Body, Additional Info, License 3 eras of policing - ANSWER Political, Reform, Community The 80/20 Rule is? - ANSWER 80% of crime or disorder is caused by 20% of offenders 1st Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Decision to prosecute or not 2nd Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Initial appearance/Prelim Arraignment 3rd Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Bail 4th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Prelim Hearing 5th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Information or Indictment 6th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Formal Arraignment 7th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Pre-Trial Motions 8th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Trial 9th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Verdict 10th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Sentencing 11th Step in Criminal Justice Process - ANSWER Appeal What is required for a pickpocket to be theft - ANSWER You have to feel it What is required for a Consent Search - ANSWER Needs to be voluntary, consent giver must have apparent authority to give consent Where do you have a reasonable expectation of privacy? - ANSWER On your person, in the home, place of business, in any public place where privacy is implied Where don't you have a reasonable expectation of privacy - ANSWER Open fields, outside curtilage of the home, public places exposed to public view, private places exposed to public view, discarded/abandoned property, in jail or other government property No burden of proof, just talking, no obligation to comply, can be terminated at any time - ANSWER Mere Encounter Reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, control suspects movements, cannot move suspects location - ANSWER Investigatory Detention Probable cause of criminal activity, can search a person and what they possess (except cell phones, computer) - ANSWER Custodial Arrest A felony seen by you or others - ANSWER Warrantless Arrest for a felony Misdemeanor seen by you with exceptions - ANSWER Warrantless Arrest for a misdemeanor Summary (Disorderly conduct, public drunkenness, obstructing highways and other public passages, purchase, consumption, possession, or transportation of liquor) Danger to self or others - ANSWER Warrantless Arrest for a summary How are summary proceedings initiated - ANSWER Issue citation, file citation, criminal complaint Links the defendant to a crime in some way that is incriminating, does not acknowledge guilt - ANSWER Admission A voluntary statement that a person has committed a crime - ANSWER Confession Requirements for a confession - ANSWER Must be given freely and voluntarily Miranda v. Arizona - ANSWER Supreme Court held that criminal suspects must be informed of their right to consult with an attorney and of their right against self- incrimination prior to questioning by police. What is a Tort? - ANSWER a wrongful act or an infringement of a right (other than under contract) leading to civil legal liability.