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SOCE Practice Test Exam Questions And Answers
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SOCE Practice Test ExamRevocation of certification - ANSWER Outcome for an officer found guilty of sexual
abuse against a minor
FBI - ANSWER Organization responsible for investigating violations of criminal law
and protecting the USA from foreign intelligence and terrorist activities
Case law - ANSWER Body of law formed by decisions of the court system
Bill of Rights - ANSWER First ten amendments to the constitution, describing rights
such as freedom of speech and protection against unreasonable searches
Sixth Amendment - ANSWER Guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial,
counsel, an impartial jury, and to confront witnesses
Reasonable Suspicion - ANSWER Legal concept allowing an officer to detain based
on a belief that a person is, was, or is about to be involved in criminal activity
Elements of Burglary - ANSWER Requirements the state must prove to convict a
suspect of burglary
Elements of Battery - ANSWER Requirements the state must prove to convict a
suspect of battery
Elements of Assault on Law Enforcement Officer of Firefighter - ANSWER
Requirements the state must prove to convict a suspect of assaulting a specified
officer
Mistake of ignorance of fact - ANSWER Legal defense for unintentional actions due
to a mistaken belief in facts
Physical evidence - ANSWER Examples include drugs, a gun, clothing, or money
Investigative Stop - ANSWER Authorization for law enforcement officers to use
reasonable and necessary force to effect an investigative stop
Negligence - ANSWER Tort applicable when an officer fails to exercise reasonable
care, resulting in harm to another
Principal Of The First Degree - ANSWER Role of a person who plans or participates
in the commission of a crime
Provides wanted and missing persons information - ANSWER Function of FCIC
Initial Stage - ANSWER First stage of an interview where rapport is established
Supplemental - ANSWER Type of report linked to offense-incident reports and arrest
affidavits
, Cocaine/Crack - ANSWER Substances associated with razor blades and dilated
pupils
Analysis - ANSWER First step in the SARA model, involving understanding a
situation
Understanding - ANSWER Process of gathering and analyzing information to
comprehend a situation
Personal Stressors - ANSWER Factors dependent on an individual's likes or dislikes
Felony 2nd degree - ANSWER Classification of offenses with a penalty of 15 years
imprisonment and a $10,000 fine
Pretext stops - ANSWER When an officer stops a vehicle for a minor violation but
actually aims to investigate more serious criminal activity.
Exclusionary Rule - ANSWER A legal principle that prohibits illegally obtained
evidence from being used in a trial.
Act Of Domestic Violence - ANSWER An arrest an officer can make for a domestic
violence incident that did not occur in their presence.
Culpable Negligence - ANSWER Negligence that reaches a level of criminal
responsibility.
Theft - ANSWER The act of knowingly and unlawfully obtaining or using another
person's property with the intent to deprive the victim of its use.
Elements of Trespass-In Structure or Conveyance - ANSWER The intentional and
unlawful entry or remaining in a structure without permission, after being warned to
depart.
Elements of Assault - ANSWER The intentional and unlawful threat of violence that
creates fear in the victim.
Confirm the warrant - ANSWER The necessary action an officer must take upon
discovering an active warrant for a suspect.
Transmitting nonessential or excessive signals, messages, or communication -
ANSWER An act prohibited by the FCC for individuals using police radios.
Contact officer - ANSWER The primary officer responsible for handling a call or
situation.
Mirror interview - ANSWER An interviewing technique where the interviewer mirrors
the interviewee's posture and speech to encourage detailed responses.
Primary officer - ANSWER The officer who prepares the offense-incident report.
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