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AZ Post Exam 1 and 2 500 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 WITH RATIONALE
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AZ Post Exam 1 and 2 500 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS2024 WITH RATIONALE
The scene of a suspicious house fire should only be accessed by who?
A. local residents
B. fire vehicles
C. media personnel and fire personnel - B. fire vehicles
An indicator that a burning structure is unsafe to enter besides the smell of gases is?
A. Wind direction
B. Smoke
C. Minor explosions - C. Minor explosions
If you are entering a burning structure
A. It's fine to go alone
B. Have multiple officers inside with you
C. Have one other person - C. Have one other person
What do confessions contain?
A. Just enough to write a report
B. Facts only the suspect would know
C. Hearsay - B. Facts only the suspect would know
What is one thing juvenile offenders need to understand?
A. Parents need to understand their offense
B. they understand their rights
C. How to get out of the conviction - B. they understand their rights
During an interview, an officer should
A. Have interviewees just state the fact
B. Ask them to remain still
C. Establish a relationship with them - C. Establish a relationship with them
A subject makes incriminating statements to you and wants to leave and you tell him he
is not free to go, what should your next step be? 5.4.1
A. Keep asking questions
B. Have a fellow officer assist with the interviewing
C. Read him his Miranda rights - C. Read him his Miranda rights
Courts use many factors for juvenile suspects, Which one of these is a factor? 5.4.10
A. Given them an opportunity to consult an adult
B. No limit to how long they are in custody
,C. No need to explain them their rights because they are under 18 - A. Given them an
opportunity to consult an adult
A crime was committed and there are multiple suspects that need to be transported to
the station for questioning , how should you transport them ?
A. Ask dispatch for a bus to come to the scene
B. Transport them separately so they cannot communicate with each other
C. Anyway you can get them there - B. Transport them separately so they cannot
communicate with each other
Which of the following is a factor to consider when dealing with juveniles? 5.4.10
A. What time they need to be home
B. The juveniles rights were read and explained
C. If they have problems at home - B. The juveniles rights were read and explained
You advise a suspect of his Miranda rights, he says he understands, you then ask him if
he sexually assaulted the victim this is? 5.4.7
A. Valid waiver
B. Not a legal interview
C. invalid waiver - A. Valid waiver
An officer arrests a suspect who has an out of state warrant for armed robbery, the
jurisdiction where the crime occurred asks the officer to question the suspect for them,
What action should the officer take?
A. Question him but first, read Miranda rights
B. It's not the officers' job to interview
C. Since officer is outside of the jurisdiction Miranda rights don't apply - A. Question him
but first read Miranda rights
Which of the following is the least custodial for an interview?
A. Suspects home
B. Jail cell
C. Their officer's vehicle - A. Suspects home
A lawful confession can be involuntary given?
A. true
B. false - B. false, a lawful confession is given voluntarily
Who can invoke juveniles Miranda rights?
A. The parents
B. The juveniles themselves
C. The arresting officer - B. The juveniles themselves
A cognitive interview is a technique that helps what?
A. the victim or witness remember
B. the officer complete his interview quicker
,C. determine where the interview will be done - A. the victim or witness remember
A person who has information about a crime that was committed other than the
suspect?
A. The Parents
B. The witness
C. The officer - B. The witness
An officer is about to interview a suspect for a crime they may have committed, what
must the office do prior to asking the suspect incriminating questions? 5.4.2
A. Assessment to Mirandize
B. Let them make a call
C. Ask question about the crime committed - A. Assessment to Mirandize
Do juveniles have a right to have a parent with them during questioning? 5.4.10
A. Yes
B. No - A. Yes
A subject has been detained because he matches the description of a burglary suspect,
before interviewing, the officer must?
A. Be absolutely positive it's the suspect
B. Ask a few questions about where they were when this burglary occurred
C. read him his Miranda rights - C. read him his Miranda rights
Identify the following least likely to be considered by the courts? - Parent or guardian
present for interview.
An officer has read the suspect his Miranda rights, when do you stop questioning? - If
he keeps asking for an attorney
At the end of a one on one interview you should? - Tell them they may or may not be a
suspect.
Assuming you have enough to conduct an interview with a suspect (Jones). Jones has
a record of possesion with cocaine. You should do what? - Build a re pore with Jones
You arrive at a homicide scene, multiple people are around the body. What do you do
with the witnesses? - (C.) Read none of them their Miranda rights
You advise a suspect of their rights and they say they don't understand, you question
them anyway, what is this considered? 5.4.13
A. A valid interview
B. coercion
C. Valid waiver - B. coercion
, You advise a suspect of their rights, they do not respond when you ask them if they
understand their rights. Then you start to ask questions. What is this? - Invalid waiver of
suspects rights
Something the courts do not consider for juveniles. - gang affiliation
You are investigating a person for a fraud case, you meet him at his home and he
invites you in. You ask if you can search his home but advise him that he can say no,
but "if I get a warrant I'm going to come back and search anyway," the person consents
to the search and you find fraud evidence, is this a valid search? 2.3.1 - No
You receive a report of an armed robbery, you have a description of the vehicle and the
suspects. You stop a vehicle that matches the description in the proximity of where the
crime was committed. You examine the vehicle for weapons and under the seat you find
a shot gun and masks. Was this a valid search? - Yes, you had reasonable suspicion
that the vehicle and the occupants meet the descriptions given.
You arrest a suspect in his driveway for a 6 year old warrant regarding fraud charges.
He has no other criminal history, you search him and place him in your squad vehicle,
you then go to his vehicle and do a search of it, you find fraudulent documents. Was it
okay to do a search of the vehicle? - No, the vehicle was not within your scope
During patrol you spot a subject and you have reasonable suspicion that he just
committed a theft. You pull the subject over and order him out of the vehicle several
times. He finally complies but is belligerent and keeps putting his hands in his pockets.
You arrest him and place him in your vehicle, you then go search his glove
compartment and find cocaine. Was this a legal search? - No
You have reasonable suspicion that a subject is trafficking drugs. This person owns a
house boat that is 100 miles away from his home and hasn't been near or on the boat
for 2 years. You have reasonable suspicion that he has drugs on the house boat. You
search his boat and find no drugs but do find evidence of a possible murder, Was this a
good and valid search? 2.3.6 - No, you need Probable Cause and also the dates. He
hasn't been on the boat for over 2 years. You needed a search warrant
One of the goals of crime prevention is to? 6.4.2
A) Focus the attention on the criminal rather than the crime
B) Make Citizens aware that many crimes are easily prevented
C) Assist agencies and accurately tracking crime - B
Focusing on the victim is important because? 6.4.2
A) It shows them that you care about them
B) Increases self esteem among victims
C) Helps victims regain their sense of safety - C
What is a benefit of focusing our attention on crime victims? 6.4.2
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