When was leo - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Intersections - Answer-Most serious crashes for LEO occur where? Searches and seizures conducted outside the judicial process, without prior approval by a neutral and detached judge or magistrate, are "per se" unreasonable _____. - Answer-under the Fourth Amendment - subject only to a few specifically established and well-delineated exceptions Hearsay is _____ - Answer-Second hand information Which class of person may not be permitted to testify as "lay" (non-expert) witnesses? - Answer...

Nursing 1290 exam 1 latest update graded A+ Attributes of a good nurse 1) Caring ~ "too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around" -Leo Buscaglia 2) Communication skills ~ the ability to speak and listen well A) Use language to clearly communicate a lot of information B) Pertinent to nursing care C) Nurses are never focused on irreleva...

A Building; temporary or permanent. - Structure A rule you are required to follow unless a higher court changes the rule. - Precedent Acting within the Scope of Employment - the range of reasonable and foreseeable activities that an employee does while carrying out the employer's business. Administrative Law - Body of law that allows for the creation of public regulatory agencies Admissibility of Evidence - Refers to the legal requirements that must be met before a jury is allowed to see ...

What is the Flat Hat Club? Where was is founded? What important figure was in it? When? - AnswerCollege of William and Mary, or; Raleigh Tavern Precursor to the modern fraternity Thomas Jefferson 1750 What was the first fraternity and when was it founded? Who founded it? What was the secret meaning? - Answer-Phi Beta Kappa ΦBK Created in 1776 Founder: John Heath Secret Meaning: "Philosophy, the Guide of Life" What does Nu Phi mean? What was its purpose? What was the secret symbol? - ...

"Graham Factors": What factors do you have to consider before use of force? - Severity of the crime, The suspect is an immediate threat to the safety of the officer or other, The degree to which the subject resists arrest or detention, Any attempts to evade arrest by flight. 16-3-21 - Use of force in defense of self or others 1st Prong - The reliability and credibility of the informant, often established by including a statement in the affidavit 2 parts of an arrest warrant - 1. Affidavi...

Louisiana P.O.S.T Exam Questions and Answers 14 years old - Answer ️️ -A juvenile can be tried in 24th judicial court as young as ..? False - Answer ️️ -True or False: Miranda v Arizona does not apply to juvenile suspects False - Answer ️️ -True or False: A juvenile tried in juvenile court has the right to a jury trial True - Answer ️️ -True or False: 22R is a status offense Child - Answer ️️ -Under 21 years of age, including an emancipated minor who commits a delinq...

Religion Ch.1-3 BOSH Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Donation of Pepin - ANSWERSSection of land in the middle of Italy given to the pope, became known as the Papal States Charlemagne - ANSWERSCrowned 1st Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in the year 800 Charles Martel - ANSWERSDefeated the Muslims at the Battle of Tours Pepin - ANSWERSSon of Charles Martel, gave land to the pope, father of Charlemagne St. Remi - ANSWERSConverted the Franks to Christianity St. Joan of Arc...

Criminal Procedure + Use of Force Test 2 GPSTC Questions and Answers 100% solved Graham v. Conner (1989) The Use of Force to make an investigatory stop or arrest is a seizure; 4th amendment for excessive non deadly force What is Seizure A government termination of movement by means intentionally applied Examples of Seizure Handcuffing, Spraying O.C, Tasing, Hitting with baton, Shooting w/ a firearm, Killing someone What is the ultimate seizure Killing Someone Wh...

CLEET Cert Test Review 2024 Questions and Answers A crime may be defined as... -Answer-A public offense, forbidden, which the government sanctions. A suspect may invoke his/her right to counsel or right to remain silent when? -Answer-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? -Answer-Admission Ted broke into Sally's at 0730 while Sally was sleeping. While in the apartment, Ted ...

TLETA POST Test Study Material Questions and Answers What is in the Bill of Rights? - Answer ️️ -First 10 amendments to the Constitution: 1. Freedom Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition Govt, Religion 2. Guns! 3 No quartering Soldiers unless you want to 4. Search and Seizure 5. right remain silent, grand jury indictment, due process of law, double jeopardy 6. due process- speedy trial, jury, counsel, venue 7. Civil Suits (exceed $20.00) 8. cruel/unusual punishment and excessive bail ...