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14 Cards in this Set
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A feeling of displesure form perceived injury, mistreatment, or opposition, to ones self or to another.
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Anger
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Degree of influence the officer must exert to take suspect into custody.
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Control
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A normal emotion responce to a perceived threat (real or unreal)
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Fear
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Choices avaliable to a peace officer concerning the methodsavaliable as identified in each agency's or department's policy documentation.
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Force Options
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A sigificant and immediate threat which persons reasonably believe will result in death or serious bodily injury to themselves or to other persons.
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Imminent Danger
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The act of preventing or stopping innaproprate or unlawful behavior of another.
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Intervention
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When public officers, such as peace officers or people working for them, kill a person in the preformance of their duity or in self defence in arresting or retaking a felon who is armed or poses a significant threat of death or serious injury to the officer or others.
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Justifiable homicide by a public officer
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A force likely to cause death or serious bodily injury.
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Lethal force
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Events that lead up to the encounter with the suspect, including how the officer arrived at the scene as well as what observations helped the officer assess the situation.
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Precipitous Act
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To effect an arrest as only that force reasonlabe for restraint of the suspect and to get the suspect to submit custody.
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Reasonable force
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Delay in apprehension would create substantial and unreasonable risk to officers or others possibly resulting in serious physical injury or death.
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Reasonable necessity
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A serious imaprement of physical condition, including, but not limited to, the following: loss of conciousness, concussion, bone fracture, protracted loss or imparement of function of any bodily member or organ, a wound requireing extensive suturing, and serious disfigurement.
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Serious bodily harm or injury
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A strategic message deliverd to a specific audence to generate voluntary compliance.
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Tatical communication
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It is apparent that the thye, degree, and duration of force employed was neither necessary nor appropriate.
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unreasonable force
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