Riley use of force

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What is the definition of 'Force' in a correctional setting?

The use of physical power, weapon, chemical agent, or instrument of restraint to compel or subdue a person

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Which of the following is considered deadly force?

Force intended to cause serious bodily injury or death

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When is a use of force report NOT required?

When an inmate complies voluntarily with being restrained

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What court case established the 'objective reasonableness' standard?

Graham v. Connor

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Which of the following is a passive resistant behavior?

Verbally refusing to move

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What is the minimum distance to deploy MK-III OC spray?

3 feet

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Which area is a RED target area when using a Monadnock baton?

Head

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What must an officer do before using physical force, unless not feasible?

Attempt de-escalation tactics

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What is the correct order for the six components of handcuffing?

Immobilize, Control, Handcuff, Search, Monitor, Transport

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According to Tennessee v. Garner, deadly force is not justified against a suspect who is:

Non-threatening and unarmed

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What does the Totality Triangle consist of?

Perceived Circumstances, Subject Actions, Officer’s Response

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What is a yellow target area for baton strikes?

Forearm

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Which is NOT a requirement for the Duty to Intervene?

Ignore minor use of excessive force

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How long can OC affect the respiratory system?

10–30 minutes

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What should be done first in a use of force incident inside a unit?

Secure the unit

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What document forms the foundation of inmate rights?

The Constitution

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What does the 1st Amendment protect?

Freedom of religion, speech, and the right to address the government

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What does the 4th Amendment protect?

Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures

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What does the 6th Amendment guarantee?

The right to an attorney, speedy trial, and access to the courts

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What does the 8th Amendment prohibit?

Cruel and unusual punishment

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What must all employees do to protect inmate rights?

Follow policy, intervene when necessary, report misconduct

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Which law punishes staff for sexual relations with inmates?

Mass General Law c268 s21A

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Who handles media inquiries in a correctional facility?

Public Information Officer

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What is deliberate indifference?

Knowing of and disregarding a substantial risk to inmate health or safety

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When does our responsibility to protect inmate rights begin and end?

From custody to release

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What is the recommended reactionary gap to maintain?

4–6 feet

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When applying handcuffs, what must you ensure?

They do not cut off circulation

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What is a potential risk of improper positioning during restraint?

Positional asphyxiation from breathing difficulty