Police Academy

**Constitutional Law - ANSWERDefines the type of goverment we as americans have established for ourselves.. Defines our representational government (executive, legislative, judicial) ...Standards set fourth in the constitution and court decisions based on interpretations of constitution. **Statutory Law - ANSWERWritten and enacted by Congress, state legislatures, or local government authorities in response to perceived need to clarify functions of the government. **Ordinances - ANSWERStatu...

Reason for LE training - ANSWERSTo be able to protect the life and property of yourself and the public Define role - ANSWERS- Characteristics and expected social behavior of an individual - Behaviors typically performed by an individual in a particular situation or occupation Define occupational role - ANSWERSBehaviors performed in the course of pursuing one's job or vocation Role conflict - ANSWERSWhen the police officer perceives a clash between competing perceptions, values, and st...

Suspect - ANSWERSa person prosecutors believe may be involved in a crime Defendant - ANSWERSan individual or group being sued or charged with a crime Offense - ANSWERScrime, transgression, misdemeanor, felony Criminal Code - ANSWERSmain body of criminal law and identifies acts that are considered criminal Municipal Ordinances - ANSWERSlaws that are passed by city government Grand Jury - ANSWERSa group of citizens that meets to decide whether people should be accused of a crime ...

Suspicious Activity - ANSWERSAnything that would lead you to believe illegal activity is afoot. Suspicious Activity Examples - ANSWERSTime of Day, Loitering, Running Hot Spot - ANSWERSParticular place with a lot of crime. Theories of Patrol - ANSWERSVisible & Undercover Undercover - ANSWERSPeople know you're on patrol, but not your location. Preventive Enforcement - ANSWERSProtection, uses presence to help prevent crime. Selective Enforcement - ANSWERSDirected to specific viol...

When can you leave the training facility grounds? - ANSWERSWhen dismissed by an Academy Staff Member What happens when you miss a class? - ANSWERSNotify at least 30 minutes before class, informational memo, and two-page report for every hour missed Certain number of hours you cannot miss - ANSWERS30 hours of instruction, they will be terminated from academy iv. Unexcused absences, what happens? - ANSWERSDisciplinary action, to include termination from the academy What happens when / ...

Exploded Cross Projection - ANSWERSWhat type of sketch is looking down including walls laid out flat? Before evidence is taken - ANSWERSWhen should the crime scene be photographed? Scan area for threats - ANSWERSWhat should an officer do when first arriving on scene? Large - ANSWERSAn officer should mark off a _______ area around the crime scene. Entered & Exited - ANSWERSA proper crime scene log will show everyone who _____ & _____ the crime scene. Photo'd - ANSWERSDegraded evid...

Police Academy Test 3 Correct Questions And Answers(Graded A)Isolate Criminal Element - ANSWERSWhat does the acronym ICE mean? Antiques - ANSWERSWhich one of these cannot be prosecuted: Hunting Rifles, Long Guns, Ammunition, Starter Guns, or Antiques? Prohibited Persons - ANSWERSConvicted felons, druggies, illegal aliens, mentally defective, DV offenders, persons with restraining orders all fall under ______ _______ in regards to fire arms. Federal, Local, & State - ANSWERSWhat levels o...

Traffic Officer Deployment factors - ANSWERS1. Location 2. Time 3. Day 4. Violation factors ITRS - ANSWERSIntegrated Traffic Reporting System: provides information about traffic accidents What are other factors to be considered for deployment of an officer? - ANSWERSCitizens requests, construction zones, or special events Methods for the reduction of collisions - ANSWERSWarnings, Citations, Physical Arrest Warning - ANSWERSWarnings or other non-punitive enforcement should be consi...

What are the two types of vehicle stops based on risk assessment? - ANSWERSHigh-risk and unknown-risk Describe four categories of factors to consider when assessing risk presented by an unknown-risk vehicle stop. - ANSWERS1. Initial reason for the stop 2. Environment (location of the stop) 3. Subject vehicle 4. Subjects (vehicle occupants) What are the 6 steps of the Vehicle Stop sequence? - ANSWERS1. Determine your objectives and authority. 2. Query the license plate on CPIC. 3. Plan...

**Constitutional Law - ANSWERDefines the type of goverment we as americans have established for ourselves.. Defines our representational government (executive, legislative, judicial) ...Standards set fourth in the constitution and court decisions based on interpretations of constitution. **Statutory Law - ANSWERWritten and enacted by Congress, state legislatures, or local government authorities in response to perceived need to clarify functions of the government. **Ordinances - ANSWERStatu...