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| LIST 5 CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH A DEPUTY CAN DISCHARGE A FIREARM |
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1.WHEN KILLING AN ANIMAL
2.AT RANGE
3.IN DEFENSE OF DEPUTIES LIFE
4.IN DEFENSE OF ANOTHER PERSONS LIFE
5.WHEN NECESSARY TO AFFECT AN ARREST OF FLEEING FELON |
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| IF YOU STOP A VEHICLE AND SEE AN OPEN CONTAINER, WHAT ARE OF THE CAR CAN YOU SEARCH. |
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Definition
| YOU CAN ONLY SEARCH AREAS OF THE CAR WHERE OTHER CAINTAINERS COULD BE LOCATED. |
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| A PEACE OFFICER MAY ARREST A JUVENEILE WHEN HE HAS PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELEIVE HE COMMITTED A MISDEMEANOR NOT IN HIS PRESENCE |
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| FACTORS THAT NEED TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING WHEATER A MIRANDA ADMONISHMENT IS REQUIRED. |
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1.WHETHER THE SUSPECT IS IN CUSTODY OR HES PHYSICALLY RESTRAINED.
2. WHETHER YOU INTEND TO INTERVIEW THE SUSPECT ABOUT THE CRIME YOU SUSPECT HIM OF HAVING COMMITTED. |
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| 3 EXTREME MEASURES A DEPUTY CAN DO TO END A PURSUIT. |
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1.SPIKE STRIPS
2.BARRICADE THE ROADWAY
3.RAMMING THE VEHICLE
4. PATROL CAR DIRECTLY INFRONT OF VEHICLE |
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| LIST 3 CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE A DEPUTY COULD DRIVE CODE3. |
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Definition
1. PRVENT CRIME OF VIOLANCE
2.SERIOUS PUBLIC HAZORD
3. ENHANCE LIKELIHOOD OF APPREHENDING FLEEING SUSPECT |
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| DESCRIBE "PROTECTIVE SWEEP" |
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| LIMITED SEARCH OF THE AREA INCIDENT TO LAWFUL ARREST INSIDE A HOUSE. THE SWEEP INCLUDES ALL ROOMS AND ANY AREAS A PERSON COULD BE HIDDING AT. CAN ONLY BE CONDUCTED WHEN OFFICER HAS REASONABLE BELEIVE THERE IS ANOTHER PERSON IN THE RESIDANCE THAT POSES A THREAT. |
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| YOU STOP A VEHICLE YOU SMELL MARIJUANA, CAN YOU DO A PROBABALE CAUSE SEARCH? |
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| YES, ANYWHERE YOU THINK HE/SHE COULD HAVE HIDDEN THE MARIJUANA INCLUDING THE TRUNK. |
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| LIST 5 LEGAL SEARCHES YOU CAN USE TO SEARCH A VEHICLE WITHOUT A WARRANT |
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1.PROBABLE CAUSE
2.IDENTIFICATION SEARCH
3.PROBATION/PAROLE SEARCH
4.CONSENT SEARCH
5.EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCE
6.INSTRUMENTALITY OF A CRIME |
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| USE OF FORCE THE AMOUNT OF FORCE A DEPUTY CAN USE IN A PARTICULAR SITUATION MUST BE..... |
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| LIST 4 CATEGORIES OF EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN ENTERING A HOME WITHOUT A WARRANT |
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Definition
1.SOMEONE IS HURT INSIDE
2.DISTRUCTION OF EVIDENCE
3.DISTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
4ESCAPE OF PERPETRATOR |
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Term
| 840 pc an arrest for the commission of a misdemeanor or infraction cannot be made between the hours of |
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| 853.6 pc list 6 circumstances that prevent you from releasing a person on a promise to appear. |
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1.person was too intoxicated
2. person required medical attention
3.person was arrested pursuant to pc 40302 or 40303 VC
4.The person had warrants
5.person does not have an ID
6.the prosecution would be jeopardized by the immediate release
7. the offense would likely continue
8person demands to be taken before a judge and refuses to sign
9. reason to believe to person would not show up for court appearance. |
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| complete the following in order to place someone on a 5150 hold w&i that person must be a danger to.... |
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Definition
| himself-others-gravely disabled as a result of a mental disorder. |
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Term
| when using less lethal impact munitions what must you submit to evidence |
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Definition
the expended munitions round
pictures of injuries sustained |
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| California state law marin county domestic violence protocol require that certain information be included in the report list 4 |
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Definition
1. firearms check
2. intoxication levels
3. children
4. past history
5.confidentiality per 293 pc
6. epo |
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Term
An arrest requires ???????
detention requires???????? |
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Definition
probable cause
reasonable suspicion |
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| list 4 circumstances in which an officer may make an arrest pursuant to 836 pc |
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Definition
1. in obedience with a warrant
2.probable cause to believe the person committed public offense in his presence.
3.probable cause exist to believe the person has committed a felony not in his presence.
4.when probable cause exist to believe a person has committed a felony, whether or nit in fact a felony has been committed. |
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| what 2 circumstances must exist before Miranda admonishment is required before you interview a suspect |
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| what must be submitted into evidence after you deploy the taser |
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1. audio/video
2.the expended ecd cartridge, including probes wires and afids
3photos of puncture wounds. |
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| list 4 circumstances that would require you to arrest and book someone for the commission of a traffic misdemeanor pursuant to 40302. |
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1. fails to present dl or id
2.refuses to sign
3.person demands to see magistrate
4. person is arrested for 23152 |
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