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SFO Assessment 2 Test Questions and Answers
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SFO Assessment 2Immoral - Answer -Deliberately violating accepted principles of right and wrong. What is considered
immoral by most people.
Amoral - Answer -Being neither moral nor immoral, not caring for morality.
6 ethical and moral standards - Answer -integrity, honesty, values, standards, courage, civility
Non-enforcement of the law - Answer -higher crime rates, under-reporting of crime, lack of public
cooperation, perception of ineffectiveness
Aggressive enforcement - Answer -heavy handedness, harassment, profiling, quotas
3 Factors Limiting Officer Discretion - Answer -public safety, departmental policy, and mandatory arrest
statutes
Methods for reporting officer misconduct - Answer -chain of command, warden, county attorney, state
attorney, POST, FBI
Rathert and Zybak v. Village of Peotone - Answer -department can control your behavior off work
, Kelley v. Johnson - Answer -department can control your personal appearance
Giglio v. US - Answer -credibility of government witness
Brady v. Maryland - Answer -defense can get all info for the case
Graham v. Connor - Answer -objective reasonableness standard
PIO - Answer -public information officer, provides accurate and timely information to the media and the
public
GRAMA - Answer -public records, governmental records and management act
APPA - Answer -American Pet Products Association, 47% of Americans own dogs, 62% own one pet
ACRAC - Answer -anticipate, contain, request assistance, assess, and communicate
Canine Body Language, Ears back= - Answer -submissive, frightened
Canine Body Language, Lips curled= - Answer -attempting to back you up
Canine Body Language, Eyes open wide= - Answer -feeling uneasy
Canine Body Language, Coiled back posture= - Answer -risky to approach
Canine Body Language, Hackles= - Answer -risky
Civil Liability - Answer -sued for civil damages to citizens dogs
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