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1st Amendment - ️️Amendment that dealt with freedom of speech 4th Amendment - ️️Search and seizure 5th Amendment - ️️The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy 6th Amendment - ️️Right to a speedy and public trial 14th Amendment - ️️Due Process Executive, Legislativ...

vests the judicial power of the U.S. also has three sections - ️️article III congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or press or right of people to peaceaby assemble - ️️1st amendment ...

All domestic violence calls have the potential to be a - ️️Homicide Deadly weapon - ️️Means any pistol, dirk, slingshot, metal knunckles, razor, or other instutment which can be used to inflict deadly force Great bodily injury - ️️Bodily injury which causes a substantial risk of de...

Evaluation procedures - ️️Minimum of 75% to qualify: 188 points out of 250 points TR-310 - ️️Collision reporting report 56-5-1520 - ️️Too fast for conditions Typically: rear impact collisions 56-5-1930 - ️️Following too closely Typically: rear impact collisions, can be mi...

56-5-1520 General Rules as to maximum speeds; lower speeds may be required - ️️A person shall not drive a vehicle on a highway at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing. Speed must be so controlled t...

What court is DUI (1st offense) held? - ️️Summary Court What court is DUI (2nd and subsequent offenses) held? - ️️General Sessions What court is Public Disorderly Conduct held? - ️️Summary Court What court is Murder held? - ️️General Sessions What court is Involuntary Man...

BLE/Patrol Officer Active Aggressive Shooter Response - ️️1. Identify the terms and definitions: active shooter, barricaded suspect, traditional deployment, rapid deployment, time line of violence and incident transition. 2. Identify the difference between active shooter vs. hostage/barricaded...

Ethics - ️️study of what is morally right and what is not Motivations for unethical conduct - ️️Anger lust greed peer pressure Common crimes officer commit - ️️False statements, larceny, sex offenses, battery Average experience level of officers who get in ethical dilemmas - ️...

Vehicle Patrol - ️️Most popular method of policing Cost effective, allows coverage of a large area quickly Protects from inclement weather Decreases quality of police-community relations Foot Patrol - ️️Original and most basic form of policing Improves public perception Increases fam...

active shooter- - ️️r is a suspect whose activity is immediately causing death and serious bodily injury. The activity is not contained and there is immediate risk of death and serious injury to potential victims, target rich environment. what is the difference between active shooter vs. host...

WHEN DID COLONISTS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM ENGLAND? - ️️1776 WHEN DID THE DELEGATES MEET IN PHILADELPHIA TO BEGIN WORK THAT PRODUCED THE CONSTITUTION? WHAT WAS THIS CALLED? - ️️1787 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION WHEN WAS THE BILL OF RIGHTS PROPOSED AND WHEN WAS IT RATIFIED? - ️️PRO...

Types of Patrol (vehicle) - ️️Most Popular, Cover Large area quickly and efficiently, Protection from elements and provides cover, Easy to isolate from community Types of Patrol (Foot) - ️️Original and Most basic form of patrol, Public perception, More familiar with patrol area and people...

deadly weapon - ️️Any pistol, dirk, slingshot, metal knuckles, razor, or other instrument which can be used to inflict deadly force great bodily injury - ️️bodily injury which causes substantial risk of death or which causes serious, permanent disfigurement or impairment of the function o...

BLE/Patrol Officer Active Aggressive Shooter Response - ️️1. Identify the terms and definitions: active shooter, barricaded suspect, traditional deployment, rapid deployment, time line of violence and incident transition. 2. Identify the difference between active shooter vs. hostage/barricaded...