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Law Enforcement State Exam Reviewwhenever a law enforcement officer is under investigation and is subject to interrogation
by members of his or her agency for any reason that could lead to disciplinary action,
suspension, demotion, or dismissal. what are these rights called? - answer law
enforcement Bill of rights
A assessment tool used to assist difficult ethical situations? - answer Ethical Decision
Making tool
It is a Felony to willfully, Knowingly, and without authorization accessor allow access to
any criminal Justice computer, computer system, or computer network, according to
what statute? - answerF.S. 815.06
Ethical Decision Making Tool - answer1.Is my Action Legal?
If no, STOP! What action should I take? If yes, ask the next question.
2. Will the results of my Action be good?
3. will what I plan to do accually work?
4. Is there a less harmful alternative?
5. Does it undermine some equal or more important value.
6. Does a good end ever Justify a bad means.
7. will I able to justify my Action of my decision is made public?
What provides specific principles for lawenforcement Officers to follow? - answerLaw
enforcement Code of Ethics
The American legal system is based primarily on what? - answerEnglish Common law
what is a shorter version and gives the same ethical vaules of lawenforcement Code of
Ethics? - answerlaw enforcement Oath of Honor
What U.S. Supreme Court Case stated that the Court are not required to consider an
Officer's motive for stopping a vehicle as long as the officer had an objective basis for
the stop? - answerWhren V. U.S 517 U.S. 806(1959)
What Doctrine extended the scope of the search to the entire vehicle and to containers,
where the evidence could reasonably be found?8 - answerCarroll Doctrine
What Court Case Has Furthered refined the scope of search incident to arrest in
situations involving vehicles? - answerArizona V. Gant, 556 U.S 332
,what Governmental agency enforces compliance with civil Rights Act. - answerEqual
Rights Opportunity
What document is used by a Judge to determine if there is sufficient probable cause to
detain the individual? - answerProbable Cause Affidavit
What Amendment governs police contact with individuals by protecting people for
unreasonable search and seizure by the government? - answerFourth Amendment
What U.S. Supreme Court Case stated, all Law Enforcement use of force cases are to
be judged by an objective reasonableness standard based upon the Fourth
Amendment. - answerGraham V. Connor, 490 U.S. 386(1989)
The factors set in this Supreme Court Case, justify the use of deadly force,
circumstances would be analyzed under the the factors set forth in this Supreme Court
case? - answerTennessee V. Garner
What Code recognizes the need to protect communication within certain relationships is
more important than the admissibility of evidence obtained from those communications?
- answerFlorida Evidence Code
A restriction of the manner, condition or duration in which one can perform major life
activities compared to nonimpaired people is called? - answersubstantial limitations
Developmental Disability is an incurable intellectual or behavior impairment that shows
itself before what age? - answer22 years old
How many levels of intellectual disability, what are the names of these intellectual
disabilities? - answer4 levels
mild, moderate, severe and profound
People with this intellectual disability require constant care and Supervision in may or
may not have developed basic speech. Generally officers will not come into direct
contact with these individuals but will with the caregiver. - answerprofound
what are some coping behaviors exhibited by veterans to gain control over their
environment? - answerself-medicating with drugs and alcohol
A sensory experience in which a person can see hear smell taste or feel something that
is not there is called? - answerHallucination
a person with this personality disorder has a lifelong pattern of behavior in violates
rules, social norms, and the rights of others. These individuals also seem to lack the
capacity for empathy, guilt, and remorse. - answerantisocial personality disorder
, people with this personality disorder are often child abusers, pedophiles, rapists, or
gang members, and are homicidal. There is limited effective medicalor psychological
treatment for this type of disorder. - answerantisocial personality disorder
the majority of individuals with an intellectual disability functions at what level, the
disability which may be easily identifiable. - answermild
a person with this personality disorder has an inflated sense of importance, a need for
admiration, or a desire to be feared or famous. Characteristics are dramatic emotional
behaviors, difficulties with relationships, a lack of empathy for others, and being
aggressive when challenged. There is no medications to treat this personality disorder,
only psychotherapy.5 - answernarcissistic personality disorder
This intellectual disability makes up about 10% of the population of people living with an
intellectual disability, they may develop coping skills to cover up their disability in an
attempt to appear normal. - answermoderate
People with this type of Personality Disorder are significantly emotionally unstable. They
usually aware of their behavior, but lack the ability to control it. they often experience
rapid in intense mood swings that typically involve anger, Arad self destructive, and
impulsive behaviors towards themselves in others. people who have this personality
disorder are often gamblers and risk-takers in display inappropriate anger that escalates
into physical fights and domestic violence. this type of personality disorder is? -
answerborderline personality disorder
Individuals with this intellectual disability have very slow motor development in
communication skills and frequently are under close and constant supervision or are
living in a group home setting. They are usually encouraged to contribute to their own
self maintenance, however they may not be fully capable of living independently. -
answersevere
How many stages are there in a crisis situation and what are the stages? - answer5
stages
recognition stage
attempted resolution stage
emotional blockage stage
accommodation stage
resolution stage
what three factors indicates a person is at a high risk for suicide when he or she? -
answertalks about committing suicide
attempt self-injury
formulated or indicated a suicide plan
a person must be examined within how many hours after arriving at a receiving facility?
- answer72 hours
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