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What legal standard or proof Is less than probable cause but more than a hunch? Reasonable suspicion 3 multiple choice options Which answer below about strip searches Is NOT correct? Officer conducting search can physically touch arrestee 3 multiple choice options What court case set the onjectively reasonable standard for police officer actions in use of force cases? Graham v. Connor 3 multiple choice options Which of the following is NOT considered a seizure under the 4th ...

Speech cadence Used to communicate effectively with citizens, victims, and witnesses. Discretion Authority that police have to choose what should be done in a particular situation What officers should not do in their reports Document officers opinions What is the second step in the SERVE model Ethical Considerations How should you communicate with a hearing-impaired victim Use a slower word cadence than normal. Stand in their field of vision, and limit using hand gesture...

What are the three elements needed to charge with a person with a motor vehicle offense? 1. a motor vehicle 2. being operated on 3. a public way or a place the public has access to, and in some instances, a private way According to the M.G.L definition of a motor vehicle, what would be considered a motor vehicle? cars, trucks, motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, recreation vehicles, snow vehicles, and all vehicles being towed. Who is considered an "operator" in regard to operation...

Reasonable Suspicion must be based on "specific and articulable facts" which, when taken together, would convince a person of reasonable caution to believe that a person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime. What are the two requirements for giving miranda warnings? 1. Custody 2. Interrogation Miranda requires suspects to __________, ____________, and ___________ waive their rights pursuant to miranda knowingly, intelligently and voluntarily Probable cause trustw...

Which Line below best describes under-steering? Occurs when a vehicle 'plows' straight without turning because front wheels are sliding. 3 multiple choice options What is the most effective way for officers to gain valuable time needed for defensive driving to minimize their risk of being in a motor vehicle crash? reduce patrol car speed 3 multiple choice options Officer Smith is responding to an "officer down" call and driving his patrol car with all emergency (lights and siren) turne...

1st Amendment - Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition not protected: obscenity, fighting words, threats, incendiary speech 2nd Amendment - Establishes the right to keep and bear arms. It was intended to protect the individual's right to possess personal firearms for lawful purpose 4th Amendment - Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. 5th Amendment - The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due process 6th Amen...

Direct Evidence - directly links a person to a crime and without the need of any additional evidence or inference. Example: a video recording of offender robbing the convenience store while holding a gun Circumstantial evidence - relies on an inference to connect a conclusion of fact Example: if a defendants finger print was found at the scene of a convenience store robbery, a jury could conclude that the defendant was in the store at some point, but the fingerprint is not direct...

Windshield Size Up - While in the vehicle identify damage and condition of vehicles, potential injuries, need for additional resources, and identify hazards Final Resting position - Where the vehicle comes to a complete stop after area of impact RESPECT model - the model used in crash investigations Patrol Car Postioning - position the patrol car to protect scene, passing motorists, and first responders, use emergency lights to warn approaching drivers Person in charge wh...

1st Amendment - Establishes freedom of religion,speech,press,assembly, and petition. Definition of religion under the 1st amendment - Citizens have the right to worship a god or supreme being (Or not to hold such beliefs). The government can not require or force observations or compel citizens to follow any particular religion. Definition of Speech under the 1st amendment - Protected speech includes spoken and written words, the act of not speaking and symbolic conduct. What ar...

Echo probing - repeats interviewees last few word verbatim Active Listening - body language, question and summarizing to show interest miranda waiver - knowing, Intelligent, Voluntary Neutrality - being fair, A position of not taking sides in a conflict stay neutral respect - is act of giving particular attention, thoughtfulness and sympathy that exists between people open-ended questions - more accurate info because they allow interviewee to take control of conv...

Hypertension - high blood pressure Blood pressure can change by the minute by variables such as Posture,exercise and emotion. Heart disease - Cardiovascular Higher rates of heart disease in policing than general public. Most common (CVD) - When fatty plaque builds up and hardens inside main arteries leading to hear and brain High blood cholesterol - Humans need cholesterol to bile synthesis and to build cell membranes. 2 Common Lipoproteins - HDL / LDL HDL-Good LDL- to ...

stages of grief - denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance informed consent - The patient understands who you are what you want to do and what happens and allow you to treat them Implied consent - The patient does not specifically refuse emergency care Negligence - Patient suffers further injury or harm because the care administrator did not meet standard of care recovery position - A side-lying position used to maintain a clear airway in unconscious patients ...

Force Definition: - Physical strength exerted upon an object or person; exerting power to influence or control; imposing something on someone. Under julian v randazzo, police may use force that is reasonable to: - Take someone into custody, overcome resistance, prevent an escape, or protect officers and others from harm before, during, and after the arrest Non deadly force - Is neither intended, nor likely to cause serious bodily injury or death. Police may use non deadly force...

inner perimeter - Where the actual crime scene took place and contains physical evidence how big is the inner perimeter - Should be at least twice the size as the actual crime scene (can always be adjusted later) how many officers should guard the crime scene of an inner perimeter? - two who is allowed at a crime scene - authorized investigators and crime scene investigators ONLY crime scene log - Document that tracks who visits and enters the crime scene and for what ...

What are the six types of intent? - General, specific, malicious, strict liability, recklessness and negligence. What are the five powers of arrest? - Warrant, felony, misdemeanor committed in your presence which is arrestable by statute misdemeanor committed in your presence which amounts to a breach of the peace misdemeanor in the past which is arrestable by statute. Define conspiracy. - Two or more people agreeing to commit a crime. Define felony. - Crime that carries a...

Fair - to treat people in a way that does not favor some over others or is too harsh or critical. Impartial - means to treat all people and groups equally. Legitimacy - a community belief that the police are competent to exercise authority, maintain social order, manage conflicts, and solve problems Explicit bias - occurs when people associate one or more characteristics (e.g., race, sexual orientation, age, occupation, homeless, etc.) with negative stereotypes. Implicit ...

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Ethics - rules of behavior based on ideas about what is morally good and bad. Integrity - firm adherence to a code of especially moral or artistic value. emotional intelligence - ability to recognize, manage, and respond to emotions effectively. Emotional intelligence has four levels: • Self-Awareness • Self-Management • Social Awareness • Relationship Management14 Personality - individual differences in thinking, feeling, and behaving. Leadership - •"Pe...

Threat to commit a crime - Elements: -Communicate -Crime -Reasonable fear Right of arrest: Complaint only Sources of Criminal Law - Statutes Common law Regulations Six Kinds of Intent - Specific Intent Malicious General Intent Reckless Negligent Strict Liability Three Rights of Arrest - Arrest Warrant Warrantless Arrest Complaint Application Three ways an officer can arrest on misdemeanor - Statute Past Statute Present Breach & Present Statute of li...