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UTAH SFO FINAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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UTAH SFO FINAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSWhen should you get a written statement (4 reasons) - Answers- -Reluctant
-Key witness
-Will not be able to testify
-May change statement in court
Brown V. Mississippi 1936 - Answers- Use of force in obtaining a confession will make
the confession inadmissible in court
4 behavioral signs of addiction - Answers- Neglecting responsibilities
-Unexplained reasons for money
-Engaging in suspicious behavior
-Taking unnecessary risks
Legal Search Items - Answers- -Weapons
-Fruits of crime
-Instrument of crime
-Contraband
-Suspects
Massiah V. US 1964 - Answers- Trickery cannot be used to obtain incriminating
statements
Escobedo v. Illinois (1964) - Answers- When questioning or focus shifts to the subject
with the purpose of obtaining a confession; the accused must be permitted to consult
with a lawyer or statements will be inadmissible
Chambers v. Florida (1940) - Answers- Confessions will be inadmissible when
intimidation or coercion are employed through brutality, deprivation, questions above IQ
and age of suspect
Arizona v. Gant - Answers- Police may only search a vehicle incident to arrest if: The
arrestee might access the vehicle @ the time of search, or the vehicle contains
evidence of the offense he was arrested for.
1983 Action - Answers- Lawsuit of police because civilians feel police did things wrong
Court of Appeals Cases - Answers- Appeals from District and Juvenile Courts,
Cases must have previous final order or an order made before case is final
Flammable and Combustible - Answers- Flammable: Below 141 Degrees
Combustible: Above 141 Degrees
,Oregon v. Mathiason (1977) - Answers- Miranda is not required just because
questioning takes place in a police station. Some freedom must be restricted
6 mechanics of report writing - Answers- -Grammar & Punctuation
-No spelling errors
-Strong clear concise sentences
-Statements are objective
-Paragraphs
-Vocabulary
Graham v. Connor (1989) - Answers- Objective reasonableness standard for when an
officer can legally use force on a subject and how much force can be used
Placards on things that move (trucks) - Answers- -Blue: Do Not use water
-White: Posion
-Yellow: Oxidizer (Helps fire burn)
Liquor - Answers- A liquid that is alcohol, and a drinkable liquid. Contains at least .5%
of alcohol
How many Fusion Centers/SIAC does a state have to have? - Answers- Every state
has to have 1 Fusion Center/SIAC
U.S. Supreme Court - Answers- the highest court of the United States; it sits at the top
of the federal court system
Benefits of remaining fit for Duty (6 things) - Answers- -Physical and Mental fitness
-Professional appearance
-Ability to perform job effectively
-More self confidence
-Less likely to be attacked
-Longer life
Utah Supreme Court Cases - Answers- -Appealed 1st Degree Felony and Capital
Felony cases from District
-Lawyer discipline matters
-Does NOT hear new evidence, only record
-Cases from appeals court
Non-Searches (6) - Answers- -Abandoned Property
-Canine Sniff
-Open field & Aerial view
-Plain view
-Private Citizen Search
-Inventory
, Cases with NO Statute of Limitations - Answers- -Capital Felony
-Agg. Murder
-Murder
-Manslaughter
-Child Abuse Homicide
-Sex Offenses on a minor (child)
-Rape
-Object Rape
-Forcible Sodomy
-Agg. Sex abuse
10 Behavioral signs that can indicate deception (lying) - Answers- -Nervous Movements
-Pacing
-Not able to hold still
-No eye contact
-Memorized/rehearsed answers
What is Statute of Limitations - Answers- The amount of time you have to file a suit
"State of Mind" that might cause someone to join a gang - Answers- -Boredom
-Poverty
-Unemployed
-Victim of abuse/neglect
-School dropout
-Negative role models
5 types of evidence - Answers- -Real/Physical
-Testimonial
-Circumstantial
-Demonstrative
-Judicial Note
4 ways to minimize crime scene contamination - Answers- -Crime scene barriers
-Sign-in logs
-PPE (Personal Protective Equipment
-Limit activities to crime scene related tasks
3 main components of conflict resolution - Answers- -Public
-Officer
-Offender
10th Amendment - Answers- Powers Reserved to the States
What is SIAC - Answers- Statewide Information Analysis Center
Elements of Prelim Investigation - Answers- -Isolate/contain
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