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OPOTA Practice Test - Questions and Answers What is the burden of proof that must be satisfied to obtain a search warrant? Probably Cause What is the concept that is the foundation of the juvenile justice system? Parens Patriae What is the minimum age for alcohol consumption? 21 Years Old What is the role of a peace officer in regard to traffic? Traffic Enforcement and Traffic Investigation What is the only reason you should share information you obtain from LEADS? Criminal Justice Purposes onl...

NHTSA Exam Review Questions and answers/ What does "NHTSA" stand for? - -National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Define a "drug"? - -Any substance when taken into the body can impair one's ability to operate a motor vehicle safely What are the 5 eye examinations? - -1. Resting nystagmus 2. Tracking ability 3. Pupil size 4. HGN 5. VGN Define "Resting nystagmus"? - -The involuntary jerking of the eyes as the eyes look straight forward Resting nystagmus usually indica...

SFST Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+ What type of alcohol is contained in alcoholic beverages? - -Ethanol How long is the subject timed during the one leg stand test? - -30 seconds What is the principle decision for Phase 1 of a DWI stop? - -Is there PC to stop the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 2 of a DWI stop? - -Is there reason to have the driver exit the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 3 of a DWI stop? - -Should...

OPOTA Practice Test Questions and Answers Already Graded A The Color codes of the different types of chemicals used by law enforcement are: HC (Yellow), CN (Red), CS (Blue), OC (Orange) Four causes of illegible fingerprints include: Failure to produce focal point, "Skipping", failure to clean equipment and fingers, and insufficient ink. How long does a civil protection order last IN the state of Ohio? 5 Years The 2 types of racism are: Individual and Institutional What are the factors need...

The Color codes of the different types of chemicals used by law enforcement are: - correct answer HC (Yellow), CN (Red), CS (Blue), OC (Orange) Four causes of illegible fingerprints include: - correct answer Failure to produce focal point, "Skipping", failure to clean equipment and fingers, and insufficient ink. How long does a civil protection order last IN the state of Ohio? - correct answer ...

First Amendment - Answer- Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly and petition Second amendment - Answer- Right to bear arms Third amendment - Answer- Prevents quartering of troops Fourth amendment - Answer- Prohibits unreasonable search and seizure Fifth amendment - Answer- Protects against double jeopardy, self-incrimination and provides due process as applied to the federal government. Sixth amendment - Answer- Right to a speedy trial, right to face witnesses against him, ...

ORC section that covers definitions related to MV offenses -ANSWER .01 ORC chapter that covers moving violations -ANSWER 4511 ORC chapter that covers equipment violations -ANSWER 4513 ORC chapter that covers drivers license suspensions -ANSWER 4510 ORC chapter that covers MV crimes -ANSWER 4549 Four dimensions of a whole person that collectively contribute to a person's effectiveness -ANSWER Physical - healthy body: strength and endurance Mental- healthy mind: feeding, challengi...

Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions (CMVI) - minor infractions with no provisions for imprisonment or arrest (speeding, equipment violations, marked lanes) Criminal Violations - vehicle violations that have provisions for arrest and imprisonment Powers of Arrest for Specific MV Law Violations (USA SIR) - Unlicensed Suspended (or revoked) license Authority, use without Scene, leaving the (knowingly cause injury) Influence, Operating under the Refusal to submit (name, address, license and...

SFST Review What type of alcohol is contained in alcoholic beverages? - Answer- Ethanol How long is the subject timed during the one leg stand test? - Answer- 30 seconds What is the principle decision for Phase 1 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Is there PC to stop the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 2 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Is there reason to have the driver exit the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 3 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Should I arrest? Wha...

OPOTA Exam Practice Questions with Answers 2023 Latest (Already Graded A+) EAR model's 3 phases of crisis encounter - Answer 1) Engage 2) Assess 3) Resolve Identify the tactics and behaviors to avoid while engaging in de-escalation - Answer 1) Moving suddenly, giving rapid orders, or shouting. 2) Forcing a discussion. 3) Maintaining direct and continuous eye contact 4) Touching the person without letting the person know you intend to do so, unless essential to safety. 5) Crowding the p...