Criminal Justice EPOA pt. 2

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Pretrial publicity would likely cause a motion to _________ to be made prior to the beginning of the trial.

change venue

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Testimony that is not admissible in court is…

hearsay.

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Juvenile courts are considered…

non-adversarial

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The term, ____, refers to a decision by a judge that a child has committed delinquent acts

adjuication

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The term, _____, refers to an act committed by a juvenile that is considered a crime when committed by adult.

delinquency

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A _____ is a document asking a court to assume jurisdiction over a juvenile.

petition

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If an officer makes a stop or arrest based on a person’s race or ethnicity, it is an example of…

racial profiling

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The term, actus reus, refers to the…

physical ability

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The most common fingerprint pattern is the

loop

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Crossing of the arms and/or legs when questioning a suspect is a probable sign of _____________.

non-verbal deception

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A prisoner who demonstrates suicidal tendencies should be evaluated by ____________.

a mental health professional

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When conducting a photo line-up, all the suspects should have ______.

similar physical features

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A crime punishable by death, or life in prison is a …

capital offense

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The Fourth Amendment guarantees an individual protection against _____.

unreasonable search and seizure

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A process used to maintain and document the chronological history of evidence is known as ______.

Chain of custody

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Changes or additions to the United States constitution are called ____

Amendments

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Criminal Justice practitioners should demonstrate ____.

communication skills and writing ability

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Courts that have the authority to review decisions of lower court are known as ____ courts

appellate

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The right of the accuse “to be informed of the nature and cause of accusation” is in which U.S. Constitutional Amendment?

6th amendment

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Searches with warrants have to particularly describe the place of items to be searched. Which items shows particularity?

crack cocaine

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The most common ethical charge lodged against prosecutors is______________.

failure to disclose evidence

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Evidence that will lose its evidentiary value if not preserved or protected, such as blood in the rain, is known as ________ evidence.

transient

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In processing a crime scene, all bodily fluids should be considered ______________.

blood borne pathogens

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When escalating the use of force, the officer should consider opportunity jeopardy, and ___________.

ability

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Prior to a pat-down search, the officer should ___________.

inquire about weapon

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Which court has ultimate authority?

U.S. Supreme Court

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While approaching a vehicle during a traffic stop, the police officer should ___________.

leave his or her fingerprint on the rear of the stopped vehicle

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The term,_________, means confinement in jail or prison.

incarceration

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To be objective, police reports must be written ___________.

without prejudice or bias

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Cultural diversity includes appreciating differences in age, race, gender, ethnicity, language, and______________.

sexual orientation

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Class B fires involve __________.

flammable liquids

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A common category of mistreatment of the elderly involves _____________.

neglect

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What is the most common cause of police officer deaths in the line of duty?

Automobile-related incidents

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The Department of Homeland Security was established after the _______________.

World Trade Center attack of 2001

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The use of pressure points is considered an example of ___________force on the use of force continuum.

soft hand

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Which terrorist group was responsible for the World Trade Center Attack of 2001?

Al-Qaeda

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One of the goals of the Patriot Act is to _____________.

deter terrorists from entering and operating within the U.S.

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The most widely abused drug in the United States is ___________.

marijuana

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A police report is _____________.

a legal document

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touching or treating a patient with-out consent is ____________.

battery

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The National Joint Terrorism Task Force was created by the_____________.

FBI

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Public safety personnel should write reports using ____________.

first person and active voice

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What are the three components of the fire triangle?

oxygen, heat, and fuel

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When composing a formal business email, avoid the use of ___________.

descriptive phrases

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DNA analysis focuses on the___________ organizational structure in the body.

molecular

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The lowest level on the force continuum is ____________ control.

Officer Presence

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On the force continuum, the police office may use ___________ level(s) above the threat posed by the offender.

one

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According to the force continuum__________ is an example of deadly force.

firearm

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When responding to an emergency situation, a police officer should_____________.

proceed with due care and caution

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The term vicarious liability, means that ______________.

liability is shared

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If a police officer discharges a firearm, the officer may be responsible for _______________.

a negligent act

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Which Supreme Court case sets

the standards for the use of deadly

force by police?

Tennessee vs. Garner

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The three levels of intent in civil law are negligence, intentional wrong, and

strict liability

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When using deadly force, the officer should consider opportunity, ability, and

jeopardy

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Which of the following is considered deadly force?

a knife

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Which of the following weapons is non-lethal and is used to cause temporary blindness and incapacitate an attacker?

pepper spray

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The legal term for a civil wrongful act or an infringement of a right is

tort

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The _____ guarantees an individual the right to a speedy trial.

6th Amendment

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Crimes against property include larceny or theft, arson, and

burglary

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Which of the following crimes is punishable by death or life in prison?

felony

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Before a lawsuit is filed, it is vital to determine which court has

legal jurisdiction

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A plea in which the defendant neither admits nor disputes a charge is known as

nolo contendere

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When offering testimony in court, an officer should direct his or her response towards the

judge or jury

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What should an individual do when becoming exhausted while administering CPR?

Stop administering CPR completely

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What is the FIRST step when treating a severe bleeding injury/

apply direct pressure

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When handcuffing a suspect, activating a mechanism so that the handcuffs will not close further is known as _____ the handcuffs.

double-locking

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In __________ the U.S. Supreme Court upheld stop and frisk procedures.

Terry v. Ohio

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The three MOST common ways of testing the alcohol content in a person's body are breath, blood and

urine

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Critical combinations of letters and numbers can be better understood over the radio by

using the standard phonetic alphabet

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An officer should always notify the dispatcher of his or her location and request available back-up

before entering an unsecured business after business hours

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Carroll vs. United States is the landmark case that

allows an officer to search a vehicle without a warrant based on probable cause

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Getting a detailed list and description of stolen property is important when an officer is responding to a

burglary

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The three levels of prison classification include

low, medium, and maximum

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Criminology is the scientific approach of studying

the control, nature, extent, and cause of criminal behavior

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The booking procedure includes medical, physical, and _______ evaluations

mental

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Three characteristics of a good police report should include legibility, accuracy, and

clarity

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To be effective officers must utilize communication skills that involve both verbal and _____ techniques

non-verbal

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An officer's field notes are a permanent record and can aid in follow-up investigation, report writing, and ______ to increase possibility of a conviction

case presentation

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While attempting to de-escalate a situation, it is important for an officer to begin encounters with defiant subjects with tact, patience, and

respect

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Which of the following terms mean the monitoring of movement in and out of a correctional facility?

access control

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A major objective of _____ is to generate publicity for their cause

terrorists

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Which of the following describes cultural diversity?

differences between races, genders, beliefs, and customs

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According to the M'Naghten Rule, a defendant is considered insane if he or she

cannot distinguish between right and wrong in regard to the crime with which he or she committed

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A law enforcement officer should...?

NOT take any free materials or service