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True or False: There are two types of AFSC conversions: Direct The majority of AFSC conversions are direct where the new AFSC is replaced by the old AFSC using the conversion routine in MILPDS. This action includes the non-automated production of a Report on Individual Person (RIP) and reduces automatic intervention to a minimum. Indirect The indirect conversion is the other procedure. This procedure is required when an AFSC has the possibility of converting to more than one AFSC or not al...

How is the decision to train specific task and knowledge items in an initial skills course made? - Answer a review of the OAR data and subject matter Training for the Services Journeyman 5 level primarily consist of - Answer (OJT) on-the-job training Which is not a mandatory 5-skill-level upgrade requirement? - Answer Accomplishment of all Home Station Training Requirements What is the minimum rank Airmen must attain before becoming a superintendent? - Answer Sen...

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Ch. 940 - Answer Crimes against life and bodily security Ch. 943 - Answer Property crimes Ch. 961 - Answer Drugs Goal of SFST's - Answer Increase OWI deterrence and decrease alcohol related crashes, death, and injuries OWI Arrest Violation ratio - Answer 1 to 2,000 What category is alcohol in? - Answer CNS Depressant Average BAC in Wisconsin - Answer .17% Radar Checklist - Answer Visual observation Audio confirmation Unit ...

What is the definition of Traffic Incident Management (TIM)? - Answer A planned and coordinated multi-disciplinary process to detect, respond to and clear traffic incidents so that traffic flow may be restored as safely and quickly as possible. What is Traffic Incident Management National Unified Goals? - Answer §Responder safety §Safe, quick clearance §Prompt, reliable, interoperable communications. What are the four components of a Traffic Incident Management Area (TIMA)...

What is an ethical dilemma? - Answer a situation in which you have to decide whether to pursue a course of action that may benefit you or your organization but that is unethical or even illegal. What is POA - Answer Position of Advantage P- Is it permissible O- What are my options A- What will the aftermath be What is the code of silence? - Answer Hiding unethical behavior of others What is a moral commitment? - Answer Having the fortitude to do the righ...

Level of Proof Needed for Search Warrant - Answer Probable Cause Scope of a search w/warrant - Answer Only items that are listed on the warrant and in locations those items would be located, nowhere else When must a search w/warrant be terminated - Answer When the items on the warrant are found Items that can be temporarily seized for officer and public safety - Answer Any type of weapon Contraband - Answer Any items not legal to posses -Must be found l...

Suspicious Activity - Answer Anything that would lead you to believe illegal activity is afoot. Suspicious Activity Examples - Answer Time of Day, Loitering, Running Hot Spot - Answer Particular place with a lot of crime. Theories of Patrol - Answer Visible & Undercover Undercover - Answer People know you're on patrol, but not your location. Preventive Enforcement - Answer Protection, uses presence to help prevent crime. Selective Enforcem...

The LEPS training program requires students to meet all the following standards except: A. 40 hours of online training B. 80 hours of training involving scenario-based practical exercises C. A minimum of 80 hours of on-the-job field training/supervised work D. A polygraph examination - Answer D. A polygraph examination For students to advance into Phase 2 of the LEPS training program, they must pass which of the following: A. Written examinations and a physical fitness test B....

Define Crisis - Answer A situation - real or perceived - that exceeds the person's current resources and coping mechanisms What are the three different kinds of crisis? - Answer Short Term Long Term Chemical Abusers What are the four key goals for an officer in managing a crisis situations? - Answer 1. Ensure safety of self and others 2. Establish and maintain control of the scene 3. Resolve the situation positively 4. Arrange for follow-up care, if needed List...

T/F Most jails exceed the DOC 350 Standards - Answer True What amendment(s) are used to establish "prisoner rights" - Answer -8th amendment -14th amendment In addition to the three basic goals and purposes for jails (incapacitation, deterrence and punishment), what is also considered a "secondary goal" for jails - Answer To rehabilitate What is one of the Wisconsin State Statutes that govern offenses which correctional staff can commit on the job and be pr...

Trial courts, Appellate courts, and the Supreme court - Answer What are the three levels of the federal court system? (lowest to highest) To interpret and apply the law to resolve disputes as well as protect the rights and liberties that are guaranteed by the Constitution - Answer What is the duty of the federal courts? Federal judges are appointed for life Federal trial courts hear nearly are categories of federal cases including both civil and criminal matters that involve...

What kind of tickets do municipal courts handle? - Answer Ordinance violations, Monetary fines, Juvenile matters, Tickets and Traffic Define "Bussin" - Answer what you would say if something was really go As a law enforcement officer, will you testify at an appeal? - Answer No 1. The person filling the appeals is: 2.The other person is - Answer 1. Appellate 2. Respondent 1. How many judges WI Supreme Court? 2. US Supreme Court? - Answer 1. 7 2...

What must Federal Court act within? - Answer Within the scope of their power What must there be for the federal court to decide? - Answer An actual legal dispute What must plaintiffs show in federal court? - Answer That they were legally harmed by the defendant What must a federal court have to remedy a matter? - Answer Constitutional Power What must a case present for the federal court to resolve? - Answer Ongoing problem Federal Court System - Answe...

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What is the basic rule for controlling space to the front? How should that rule be modified for higher speeds? - Answer Use the three second rule as your basic following distance. At speeds greater than 40 mph, more time is needed to ensure a proper stop. A good rule of thumb at higher speeds is one second per every ten miles of travel. What is your first course of action in reacting to a vehicle that is traveling below the speed limit, weaving within the lane, and breaking erratically?...

When driving in rural areas, drivers should always slow down when they see children (even if the children are in the yards and not near the roadway). True or False - Answer True You may make a right turn on a red light if no sign prohibits it. . . (a) After slowing down and looking carefully. (b) After stopping completely then proceeding when it is safe. (c) And no police officer is waiting at the corner. (d) If you do so quickly so opposing traffic cannot stop you. - Answer ...

when do you have the right of way? - Answer drivers on the right have the right of way and all others yield. Before entering the vehicle, you should check around the vehicle for: - Answer children, debris, animals, leaking fluids, flat tires, damage, lights, license clear, windows clear. 4 adjustments you need to make to the inside of the vehicle before driving. - Answer adjust the seat and steering wheel, adjust head restraint, adjust mirrors, fasten seat belt head re...

Compulsory Auto Insurance Laws... A.)Protect you from compulsive drivers. B.)Compensate you when you have lost the use of your vehicle. C.)Make it illegal to operate a vehicle without certain kinds of auto insurance. D.)All of the above - Answer C.)Make it illegal to operate a vehicle without certain kinds of auto insurance. If they feel you are out of control, your parents have the legal right to... A.)Revoke your license at the state level until you turn 18 years old. B.)Revoke ...

Driving is the right given to all teenagers in America - Answer Falce While the death rates for drivers in all ages declined 20% from ... - Answer Both A and B are correct Seat belts only save lives in crashes on the freeway - Answer Falce Graduated licensing is a concept that is sweeping the United States. - Answer True The power brake will work just one time if the engine fails - Answer True Dual Master Cylinders work together in such a way that if ...