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| The Court of Criminal Appeals DOES NOT ______________. |
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| Reviews decisions of civil cases |
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| Which of the following are not Texas Peace Officers? |
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| Special agents of the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms bureau |
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| The _________courts shall have original jurisdictions of all misdemeanors of which exclusive original jurisdiction is not given to the Justice Court and when the fine to be imposed shall exceed $500.00 |
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| Affidavit made before a MAGISTRATE charging the commission of an offense is called a/an____________. |
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| The Security given by the accused that he will appear and answer before the proper court, the accusation brought against him, is known as _________ |
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| Is a written statement of a GRAND JURY accusing a person of an offense is a/an____________. |
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| A person is arrested when the person has been ____________. |
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| Is a written statement that is filed and presented on behalf of the State of y a Texas by a DISTRICT ATTORNEY that charges a person with an offense that may be prosecuted according to law, is called a/an___________. |
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| the time allowed for the execution of a search warrant shall be ______ whole days, exclusive of the day of issuance and the day of execution. |
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| The ___________ court has original jurisdiction over all felony cases. |
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| ___________ is a writ issued by a COURT or CLERK, directing any peace officer in the state, commanding him to arrest a person accused of an of an offense and bringing him before the court immediately or on a day or term stated in the writ. |
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| is a written order from a MAGISTRATE, directed to any peace officer, commanding them to take the body of the person accused for and offense, to be dealt with according to law. |
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| Appeals from the Justice court are heard by the _____________. |
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| __________ is considered to be that area of open space surrounding a dwelling, which is so immediately adjacent to the swelling that it is part of the house. |
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| You can frisk if there is______________ that the suspect may have a weapon. |
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| A peace officer may break down the door to any house to make an arrest if he has been refused admittance after giving notice of his authority and purpose and the offense is an/an _______. |
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| The _____amendment to the US Constitution is the primary focus of the Miranda case. |
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| ________is the actual forcible detention of a person and other coercive measure to detain him within certain limits. |
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| ________exist when the FACTS and CIRCUMSTANCES known to the officer would warrant a prudent man believing that an offense has been committed, is about to be committed or will be committed. |
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| Holding a person for a limited time who, as yet, is not answerable to a criminal offense is ______________ |
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| The act of keeping back, or withholding, by design,a person, defines_____________. |
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| The right of the officer to search the immediate of control in a search, incidental to an arrest was affirmed in ______________case. |
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| Under temporary detention,a person _______ be required to identify himself. |
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| A substance that has an addiction-forming or addiction sustaining liability similar to morphine or is capable to conversion into a drug having addiction-forming or addiction sustaining liability, is classified as a/an____________ |
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Health and safety Codes:
Inhalant paraphernalia seized as a result of an offense is subject to ___________. |
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| The major classifications of drugs include Narcotics, Depressants, Stimulants and ___________________. |
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Health and safety code:
______________means a principal compound commonly used or produced primarily for use in the manufacture of a controlled substance. |
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| Handcuffs are a _____________ temporary device. |
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| When handcuffing two suspects with one set of handcuffs, you would apply them ________________. |
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| One advantage of the Rear Approach to suspects is _________________________. |
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| Justification for the use of a Baton includes _________________. |
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| Physical Stature of Offender |
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| Which of the following is a force option? |
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| Prevention of a Crime is the soundest fo all ________________________theories |
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| Speed, mobility and visibility increased preventative potential are all advantages of _______________patrol. |
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| When an officer is alone, more __________ is devoted to patrol functions. |
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| A/an _______________is able to take in everything around a given situation and then sort out the relevant from the irrelevant. |
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| Patrol Officers should praactice refraining from using the word"___" during the violator interview, while conducting vehicle stops. |
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| If possible, during a felony stop, offset the police vehicle to the ______of the suspect's vehicle stops. |
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| Investigations and arrest after the occurrence of a crime are considered _______. |
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| Operation I.D. encourages citizens to mark their property with their ____________ number. |
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The 7 step violator contact:
Affords the violator an opportunity to explain or justify the violation? |
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| Statement of violation committed |
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Sets the mood of the entire contact. |
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| Greeting and identification of the agency |
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| Conducting PROPERTY CHECKS, QUESTIONING suspicious persons, VARYING patrol patterns and maintaining high VISIBILITY, best describes______________. |
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| Proactive anticipation RECOGNITION an APPRAISAL of a CRIME RISK and the ACTION needed to remove or reduce that risk is ______________. |
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| Which mode of patrol has the advantage of "FLEXIBILITY" where the use of motorized vehicle is impractical, high visibility, and provides intense patrol. |
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| The two types of "problem area" patrol are________________&______________. |
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| Preventive and apprehension |
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| Mail boxes, utility poles, automobiles and brick walls are examples of _________. |
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| One of the objectives of patrol is _______________. |
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Texas Occupation Code:
A licensed Peace Officer must complete 40 hrs of legislatively required continuing education, once every_______Months |
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Commission Rules:
If a licensee's name is changed, it must be reported to TCLOSE withing ________days |
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| If a licensee is arrested for any offense above a class "C" misdemeanor, he/she shall report that fact to the commission within_______days |
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| Withing the traditional Police Service model, most decision are made at the management and mid-management level with little ___________involvement. |
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| An agency that employs at least _____officer(s)shall require annual firearms qualifications. |
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| In which era the police became "incident driven"? |
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| _________is failing to return to custody following a temporary leave for a specific purpose. |
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| Peace Officers are granted authority to use force by the Texas__________Code. |
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| Deadly force is not justified to _______. |
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| Prevent someone from committing a suicide. |
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| "An amount of force that is intended or known by the actor to cause , or in the manner of its use or intended use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily injury" defines________________________________. |
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| "The threat of force is only justified when______________________." |
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| The use of force is justified. |
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| That degree of influence the officer must exert over the violator to take him/her safety into custody is known as_____________. |
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| "Are obstacles to effective communication" |
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| The good faith defense for an officer is enhanced when following the ___________of the department. |
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| One of the greatest assets to use in dealing with a violator is _____________. |
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| To PROVE "Public Intoxication" the offender must______________. |
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| Be so intoxicated he is a danger to himself or others, in a public place. |
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| 1st offense DWI is a ____________offense and is punishable by ______hours in jail. |
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| The elements to prove DWI are___________,and ______________. |
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| to operate a motor vehicle, in a public place, and be intoxicated. |
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| An intoxicated person was operating a mobile amusement ride and due to his intoxication he caused serious bodily injury to one of the riders, he is most guilty of_____________________, and can be charged with a _____ degree felony |
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| Intoxication assault and a 3rd |
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| An intoxicated person caused the death of a rider on a mobile amusement ride he was operating. he can be charged with______________________, and charged with ______degree Felony. |
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| Intoxication manslaughter, 2d |
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| A Criminal Combination in the Penal Code involves _________or more persons |
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| To have a Criminal street Gang, requires at least _________ people. |
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| 2d offense DWI is a ____________offense and is punishable by ________days in jail. |
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| Class "A" misdemeanor, 30 days |
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| 3rd offense DWI is a ________felony and is punishable by ________years in jail. |
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| 3rd degree felony, 2 years |
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| 1st DWI and open container. How many days in jail? |
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| (DWI and serious Bodily injury) How many years in Jail? |
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| DWI + serious bodily injury to another + open container + 3rd offense is punished by ________years in jail |
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| DWI,19 years of age, refused breath sample, what is the maximum suspension of his/her drivers license? |
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| DWI, 23 year old, refused breath test,for how many days can his/her DL can be suspended? |
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| One hundred and eighty days |
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| DWI, person complied with breath test, what is the suspension punishment? |
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| Proof of financial responsibility is not needed for a vehicle that is a "Collector's item", used only for parades and is a least _______years old. |
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| __________are required to wear approved helmets on a motorcycle. |
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| A person younger than _______operating an ATV, must be accompanied by an adult. |
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| Operator of an ATV, when on a public property, may carry a passenger__________ |
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| When the ATV has a passenger seat. |
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| Operator of an ATV may cross a Controlled access Highway___________. |
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| __________is a motor vehicle, other than a tractor, that is equipped with a saddle for the rider and designed to have when propelled not more than three wheels in contact with the ground. |
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| A motorcycle operator with a passenger under the age of five, must put the passenger _________. |
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| A disabled parking placard indicating a permanent disability is _________on a _____shield. |
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| After expiration of registration the operator has____before a violation exists. |
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| A buyer's temporary cardboard tag is valid for _____days. |
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| It is a violation to operate a passenger car on a public highway that does not display ____ license plate(s). |
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Transportation code sec. 541.301:
which of the following is considered traffic upon highway? |
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a man riding a horse on the shoulder of the highway.
A girl herding a cow along the grass easement next to the shoulder.
A man operating a motor vehicle on the roadway. |
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| A common sterotype about all person with mental illness is that they are___________. |
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| A diminished capacity and inability to tell right from wrong, defines________. |
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| Which of these is not a category of mental illness. |
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| Which of these is not a personallity disorder. |
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| Which of these si not a mood disorder. |
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| An illness involving the distortion that may be accompanied by delucions and or halluccinations, defines |
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