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| 3 Primary GOALS of Traffic L.E. ? |
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1.) help Officers Save Lives
2.) helps Officers Fight Major Crime
3.) gives Officers an oppurtunity to Interact w/ Public.
(Build Trust) |
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| What's the Main Reason we enforce Traffic Law ? |
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| to Modify and Change Behavior |
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| What Burden of Proof is needed to enact a Traffic Stop ? |
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| What Burden of Proof is needed to enact a Arrest? |
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| Traffic offenses are created and defined by statute or municipal ordinance otherwise _______ _______ _____ ? |
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otherwise they do NOT exist.
nIf there is not a law, there is not a violation.
nOperating from the center position.
nBarefoot driving. One-arm driving |
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| The main State Statute Chapters where Motor Law are Contained ? |
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Wisconsin State Statute Chapters
- ch 110 (Motor Vehicles)
- ch 194 (Motor Vehicle Transportation)
- ch 218 (Finance Companies, Dealerships, etc)
- ch340-351 (Vehicles - General Provisions) |
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-laws regarding vehicular inspections,
-the powers and duties of traffic officers
-rules regarding emissions programs. |
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Laws regarding
-licensing,
-registration,
-inspections
-financial responsibilities of motor carrier vehicles |
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-Laws regarding Motor Vehicle Dealers; Salespersons; and sales Finance Companies.
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SS ch 340 contains ?
{Key for L.E.} |
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-Key Chapter for Police Officers
-Important Definitions
-Official language used in reports and in court
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- Registration of Vehicles
-Procedures to register vehicles within the State of Wisconsin
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– Vehicle Title and Anti-Theft Laws
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-Operators’ licensing
-Driver licensing abbreviation code
-Out-of-state abbreviation table
-County code table
- Laws against fake I.D.s |
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- Vehicle Financial Responsibility
{covers required insurance} |
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SS ch 345 contains ?
{Key for L.E.} |
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– Vehicles
Civil and Criminal Liability
- Discusses civil liability,
arrests, bail and
penalties.
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SS ch 346 contains ?
{Key for L.E.} |
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-Rules of the Road
- Rules Law Enforcement officers will write
most citations for when conducting traffic
law enforcement
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When giving a signal by audible and visual signal WITH (Emergency Lights and Siren) may:
{Key for L.E.}
§ 346.03(2) – Operating as an Emergency Vehicle.
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-Stop stand or park, irrespective of the provisions of this chapter;
-Proceed past a red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation;
-Exceed the speed limit;
-Disregard regulations governing direction of movement or turning in specified directions.
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§ 346.03(4) Giving an audible and visual signal
WITHOUT (emergency lights and sirens) may
{Key for L.E.} |
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-Obtaining evidence of a speed violation;
-Responding to a call believing a felony is in progress and knowledge of officer’s presence may:
-Endanger others;
-Cause the suspect to evade apprehension;
-Cause the suspect to destroy evidence;
-Cause the suspect to cease commission before officer obtains sufficient evidence to establish ground for arrest.
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While Operating an Emergency Vehicle we must still always operate with _____ ______ ?
If we do NOT even under policy and statute, are we Liable? |
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| 3 Different Patrol Methods ? |
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- Line Patrol (Staying a specific street or route)
- Area Patrol (breaking up the city to different areas)
- Directed Patrol (traffic, or drug enforcement)
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- Stationary Observation
- Conspicuous Observation
- Visible Observation
- Concealed Observation
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