Test 1 in hgn - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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 I arrest? What is the meaning of the illegal per se law? - It is illegal fto ha...

CLEET Certification Test Review - Questions with Verified Answers A crime may be defined as... A public offense, forbidden, which the government sanctions. A suspect may invoke his/her right to counsel or right to remain silent when? At any time during the investigation. A self-incriminatory statement by a subject, falling short of a complete acknowledgement of guilt is known as what? Admission Ted broke into Sally's at 0730 while Sally was sleeping. While in the apartment, Ted intentionally...

SFST Exam Questions and answers, rated A+. latest update. A Florida validation study of the SFST Battery,(Burns and Dioquino,1997) - The Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) are 3 specific tests that, when used together, have been scientifically proven to be 95% accurate in predicting whether the offender is at or over a .08 alcohol concentration. Optokenetic nystagmus - If the individual is focused on the stimulus flashing lights are a non issue Medical assessment HGN - Resting Ny...

SFST, Top Questions and answers, RATED A+. latest update. Colorado - -In what state was the first SFST Field Validation Study done in 1995? Ethanol - -The type of alcohol contained in alcoholic beverages is ____________. HGN - -Which of the FST's is the most reliable and scientifically proven? "Illegal per se" - -Having a statutorily prohibited blood alcohol content is known as _________. Divides - -A good structured field sobriety test is simple and ________ the subject's a...

TLETA Week 9 Exam Questions With Verified Answers Does the average DWI offender fear arrest? - answerno What is the biggest deterrent for young LEO's from conducting DUI arrests? - answerlack of confidence ______ + ______ = alcohol - answeryeast + sugar What type of alcohol do we consume? - answerethanol What type of drug is alcohol? - answera CNS depressant What is the name of the enzyme that aids the metabolism of alcohol? - answeralcohol dehydrogenase enzyme How quickly will the av...

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...

SFST, Top Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Rated A+ 1. What is the maximum number of clues possible for the HGN test? C. 6 2. A good, structured field sobriety test is simple and D. divides the subject's attention 3. The officer's principal decision during the Detection Phase One usually is A. Do I have sufficient grounds to stop this vehicle? 4. How many clues have been validated for the One Leg Stand Test? B. 4 5. How long should the subject stand with a f...

SFST, Exam Question and answers. Exam review. HGN stands for? - Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test 1 in HGN? - Lack of Smooth Pursuit Test 2 in HGN? - Distinct and Sustained nystagmus at max. deviation Test 3 in HGN? - Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees The three phases of DWI detection are: - * vehicle in motion * personal contact * pre-arrest screening The police officer's principal decision during Detection Phase One is? - Do I have grounds to stop this vehicle? The ...

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SFST Exam Questions and answers. 100% Accurate. Rated A+ the type of alcohol contained in alcoholic beverages is? - -ethanol the illegal per se" law makes it an offense to operate a vehicle while? - -having a statutorily prohibited blood alcohol content a good, structured field sobriety test is simple and? - -divides the subjects attention the officers principle decision during the detection phase two usually is? - -should I instruct the driver to exit the vehicle the police of...