Weekly Test 12

Front 1

The entire width between the boundary lines of everywhere your place

Back 1

Highway

Front 2

The portion of a highway

Back 2

Roadway

Front 3

Portion of the highway for emergency

Back 3

Shoulder

Front 4

Unstable add situation on the traffic way

Back 4

Crash

Front 5

A __________ crash Resulting in injury or death to any person or property damage excess of 500$

Back 5

Reportable crash

Front 6

A dividing section in the center of the roadway to separate travel in opposite directions

Back 6

Median

Front 7

Area of land where to roadway separate

Back 7

Gore

Front 8

Only colored ink allowed on the crash report

Back 8

Black

Front 9

Type of time use in a crash report

Back 9

Military

Front 10

If a child is under the age of one what age should be listed on the report

Back 10

01

Front 11

What are the three types of burglars, (JUS)

Back 11

Juvenile, unskilled, skilled

Front 12

Characteristics of a juvenile burglar:

They enter through ______ and _____ that have been left _____ or can be easily forced open

______ Is come of this type burglar

Back 12

Windows & doors, unlocked

Vandalism

Front 13

Characteristics of an unskilled burglar:

Petty offenders or opportunists (looking for ______ ______ in a house)

Attempt any crime that seem _______ & _______

Back 13

Open windows

Safe and easy

Front 14

Characteristics of a skilled burglar:

They have ______ ______ and tools

Back 14

Special skills

Front 15

The five methods which burglars operate (HHTSS)

Back 15

Housebreaker

Hideout

Tunnel

Safe cracker

Smash and grab

Front 16

Responding to a prowler call

C

U

C

C

C

C

Back 16

Coordination of responding units

Quiet or black out approach

Containment of area

Contact complainant

Conduct controlled search

Check for clues

Front 17

Police are considered what of the police department?

Back 17

Backbone

Front 18

Functions of patrol:

Deter _____

Enhance _____ of public _____

Officers available 24/7/_____

Back 18

Crime

Feelings & safety

365

Front 19

Evenly distribute the patrol workload is the use of what kind of assignment?

Back 19

Proportional

Front 20

What enforcement theory allows the department to maximize personnel?

Back 20

Selective

Front 21

T/F the three things at officer should know when notified of a crash are Exact location, time crash occurred, in the seriousness of the car crash

Back 21

True

Front 22

T/F when in route to the crash the officer should be aware of damage vehicles, roadway conditions, weather conditions, and other conditions that have contributed

Back 22

True

Front 23

T/F The officer should record the final resting point of the vehicles and body involved along with tiremarks of the vehicle

Back 23

True

Front 24

On the initial diagram the officer should include:

True ______

Final ______ ______

Relevant ______

Location of _______

_______ configuration

Back 24

True north

Resting points

Evidence

Debris

Roadway

Front 25

The Plainview doctrine:

Items in sight of an officer who is _____ in view

Items are immediately ________ to subject a seizure

Back 25

Legally

Recognizable

Front 26

Requirements for Plainview doctrine:

Awareness solely by _____

In Physical position ______

_______ Apparent that it is a seIzable item

Back 26

Sight

Legally

Immediately

Front 27

Case: H vs. C

Fourth amendment does not prohibit Wharton a seizure even though evidence was not inadvertent

Back 27

Horton vs. California

Front 28

Open _____ are not protected by 4th amendment, so they can be taken without a _____ or ______ ______

Back 28

Fields

Warrant

Probably cause

Front 29

The area extended from a man’s home and privacy of life

Back 29

Curtilage

Front 30

Test to determine curtilage:

P_____ of area

E_____ surrounding Home

N_____ and use of area

C_____ steps for privacy

Back 30

Proximity

Enclosure

Nature

Conceal

Front 31

Open fields doctrine: the seizable items are not __ __ _____.

Open view doctrine: seizable items are in a structure, however require _____, ______, or ______ circumstances

Back 31

In a structure

Consent, search warrant, exigentcase

Front 32

Case: O vs. U

An area with the no trust passing sign locked gate and located more than a mile from the owner’s house has no reasonable expectation of privacy

Back 32

Oliver vs. US

Front 33

Abandonment is giving up a _____ or _____. abandonment implies giving up _______, or ______

Back 33

Thing or item

Possession or ownership

Front 34

Two basic guidelines to determine abandonment:

Where property was ____

_____ to abandon property

Back 34

Left

Intent

Front 35

Electronic surveillance:

New concept - wiretaps violates 4th amendment

K vs. U.S.

Back 35

Katz vs. United States

Front 36

Intentional communication that circumstance dangerous to life causing members of the general public to be insisting to fear for their safety

Back 36

Terrorizing

Front 37

Intentional taking enticing or the going away for a lawful purpose of any child not his own in under the age of 14 years

Back 37

Simple kidnapping

Front 38

Intentional confinement or detention of another

Back 38

False imprisonment

Front 39

Intentionally damaging or setting fire to anything where it is foreseeable human life might be in danger

Back 39

Aggravated arson

Front 40

Intentionally damaging or setting fire without consent; offender is engaged in the perpetration of another felony in the fender does not have the intent to start a fire

Back 40

Simple arson

Front 41

Intentional entry by a person without authorization into any dwelling or structure belong to another used in whole or in part such as a business

Back 41

Looting

Front 42

Taking anything of value in immediate control of another by use of force or intimidation well armed with a dangerous weapon

Back 42

Armed robbery

Front 43

Taking anything of value in the immediate control of another when the offender leads the victim to REASONABLY believe he is armed with the dentist weapon

Back 43

First degree robbery

Front 44

Taking anything of value in immediate control of another And intentionally inflicting serious bodily injury

Back 44

Second degree robbery

Front 45

Taking anything of value in immediate control of another but NOT armed with a dangerous weapon

Back 45

Simple robbery

Front 46

Theft of anything of value contained within a purse or wallet at the time of the theft

Back 46

Purse snatching

Front 47

Intentional and repeated following or harassing of another person

Back 47

Stalking

Front 48

Taking anything of value which belongs to another without consent or intent to deprive the other permanently

Back 48

Theft

Front 49

A person who is 17 years of age or older than sexual intercourse with concern with the person who is 13 years of age or older but less than 17 years of age and the victim is not the spouse of the offender in the age between victim and the offender is 4 years or greater

Back 49

Felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile

Front 50

Commission by anyone over the age of 17 have any lewd or lascivious act upon the person or any child under the age of 17

Back 50

Molestation of a juvenile

Front 51

A person 17 years of age or older knowingly contacts to the use of electronic textbook communication with the person who is not yet attained the age of 17 in the age difference is greater than two years

Back 51

Computer aided solicitation

Front 52

Electronic mail or electronic communication threatening to inflict bodily harm to any person or to such person’s child sibling spouse or dependent

Back 52

Cyberstalking

Front 53

Electronic textual visual written or oral communication with malicious and Will for intent to coerce abuse or tournament anyone under the age of 18

Back 53

Cyber bullying

Front 54

Active anal oral or vaginal sexual intercourse with a male or female person committed without the person’s lawful consent

Back 54

Rape

Front 55

Committed upon a Person 65 years of age or older or under the age of 13

Back 55

First degree rape

Front 56

Committed without lawful consent or the victim is in capable of resisting or understanding the nature by reason of support or a normal condition of the mind

Back 56

Second degree rape

Front 57

Committed without lawful consent or when the victim is temporarily or permanently in capable of understanding the nature of the act or when the female victim submit under the belief that the person committing the act is her husband in such believe is intentional

Back 57

Third degree rape

Front 58

Forcibly seizing and caring any person from one place to another or enticing or persuading of any person to go from one place to another

Back 58

Aggravated kidnapping

Front 59

Victim is used as a shield or hostage used to facilitate the commission of a felony he will the flight after an attempt to commit or commission of a felony

Back 59

Second degree kidnapping