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FVTC 720 PHASE 3 EXAM (HOUR ACADEMY)
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FVTC 720 PHASE 3 EXAM (HOUR ACADEMY)Ch. 940 - Answers -Crimes against life and bodily security
Ch. 943 - Answers -Property crimes
Ch. 961 - Answers -Drugs
Goal of SFST's - Answers -Increase OWI deterrence and decrease alcohol related
crashes, death, and injuries
OWI Arrest Violation ratio - Answers -1 to 2,000
What category is alcohol in? - Answers -CNS Depressant
Average BAC in Wisconsin - Answers -.17%
Radar Checklist - Answers -Visual observation
Audio confirmation
Unit confirmation
RADAR - Answers -Radio detection and ranging
Hazardous material - Answers -any substance or material in a form that poses an
unreasonable risk to health, safety, property, or the environment
Hazardous incident - Answers -any event/incident which involves the unplanned,
uncontrolled, release of hazardous materials or substances
Classes of Hazardous Materials - Answers -1 Explosives
2 Gases
3 Flammable Liquids
4 Flammable Solids
5 Oxidizing Substances
6 Poisons
7 Radioactive
8 Corrosives
9 Other (Misc.)
Stationary Radar - Answers -The transition source stands still and the object receiving
the energy moves.
Moving Radar - Answers -Both the patrol vehicle and the object being tracked are
moving.
,Low doppler: reflects of roadway to detect patrol speed.
High doppler: oncoming objects (target vehicle)
Cosine Effect - Answers -When a target vehicle's direction of travel creates a significant
angle with the position of he stationary RADAR, the relative speed will be less than the
true speed. Since the change in the signal's frequency is based on the relative speed,
the RADAR speed measurement may be less than the car's true speed. This effect
always works to the motorist's advantage when the RADAR is stationary.
Three components of RADAR - Answers -Antenna, box, current
State v. Hanson - Answers -Wisconsin Court addressed the use of moving RADAR. In
addition to establishing that the unit was tested for accuracy, and the operator was
properly trained in its use, the operator must establish the RADAR was used in an area
where road conditions would distort readings as little as possible, and the PATROL
VEHICLE'S SPEED WAS VERIFIED.
Statutory speed laws - Answers -Posted limits (Ex: 15 mph in school zones)
Basic speed law - Answers -any speed under the absolute limit that is safe for existing
road, weather, or traffic conditions
RADAR principle - Answers -Doppler effect
-Radio and light waves
-Wavelengths
-Frequency
Civil rights - Answers -Due process, equal protection, freedom from discrimination
Protected through the constitution
Contact Theory - Answers -positive contact with other groups
Exposure to counter-stereotypes - Answers -Stereotype breaking repeated encounters
Hate crimes - Answers -Based on bias and bigotry, based on the motivation of the
offender, stricter penalties
Professional Ethics - Answers -You must know the laws, policies, and processes
Must develop and maintain your technical skills
Must be able to act and think
346.63(1)(a) - Answers -Operating a vehicle while impaired
, 346.63(1)(b) - Answers -Operating a vehicle with a prohibited PAC level
How long do you have to arrest someone for OWI? - Answers -3 hours
Definition of impaired - Answers -Less able to exercise the clear judgement and steady
hand control a motor vehicle
PAC Level for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Offense - Answers -.08%
PAC Level for 4th Offense or more - Answers -.02%
346.63(2)(a) - Answers -OWI: Causing Injury to Another Person
346.63(5)(a) - Answers -Absolute sobriety
-CDL
-Under 21
Punishment for OWI - Answers -1st Offense: Forfeiture
2nd + 3rd Offense: Misdemeanor
4th/more Offense: Felony
PBT - Answers -Preliminary Breath Test
-Admissible in prelaminarly hearing, but not in court
What happens when you refuse to take the PBT? - Answers -Failure to take PBT, can
use as part of arrest decision
-Assume they would fail
Illegal "per se" Statute - Answers -Operate, any vehicle, within the state, while having a
BAC at or above state level's
SFST Validity - Answers -HGN: 88% accurate
Walk & Turn: 79% accurate
One Leg Stand: 83% accurate
Standardized Elements of SFST's - Answers -Standardized admin. procedures
Standardized clues
Standardized criteria
OWI Detection Phases - Answers -1. Vehicle in motion: stop?
2. Personal contact: exit?
3. Pre-arrest screening: arrest?
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