174 Police Academy Codes To Know Revised #12

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470 P.C.

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FORGERY
ELEMENTS: Intent to defraud, make, utter, publish, pass or attempt to pass, alter, forged or counterfeit document or seal or signs an unauthorized or fictitious name.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: FELONY

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484e P.C.

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STOLEN ACCESS CARD
ELEMENTS: With intent to defraud, sell, transfer or convey an access card without cardholder's consent.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: FELONY

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530.5 P.C

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IDENTITY THEFT
ELEMENTS:Use personal identifying information without consent, to attempt to obtain credit, goods, services or medical information.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: FELONY

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834a P.C.

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DUTY TO SUBMIT TO ARREST
ELEMENTS: Person has or should have knowledge, they are being arrested by a peace officer, they have the duty to not use force or any weapon to resist arrest.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: REFERENCE

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835 P.C.

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RESTRAINT OF ARRESTED PERSON
ELEMENTS: Person arrested may be subjected to restraint reasonable for arrest and detention.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: REFERENCE

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835a P.C

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REASONABLE FORCE DURING ARREST
ELEMENTS: Reasonable force may be used to: affect an arrest, prevent escape, overcome resistance.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: REFERENCE

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1203.2 P.C.

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PROBATION VIOLATION
ELEMENTS:During probationary period, peace officer or probation officer may rearrest with probable cause for: violating probation condition associating with inproper persons or corrupt life, commit other offenses regardless of prosecution for such.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: MISDEMEANOR/ FELONY

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3056 P.C.

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PAROLEE RE-IMPRISONMENT
ELEMENTS: Upon parole revocation, may be housed in count jail no more than 180 days.
PUNISHMENT:
CLASSIFICATION: REFERENCE

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GRAHAM vs.CONNOR

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REASONABLE USE OF FORCE
ELEMENTS: Judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer, examined through the eyes of an officer on the scene at the time the force was applied, not the 20/20 vision of hindsight. Based on the facts and circumstances confronting the officer without regard to the officer's underlying intent or motivation, based on the knowledge that the officer acted properly under the established law at the time.

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TENNESSEE vs. GARNER

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DEADLY FORCE AGAINST FLEEING SUSPECT
ELEMENTS: Subject threatens the officer with a weapon or probable cause they committed a crime involving infliction of serious bodily harm or death. Probable cause the subject poses a threat of death or serious physical harm, either to the officer or others. Probable cause the use of deadly force is reasonably necessary to prevent escape. Some warning be given prior to the use of deadly force where feasible.