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Crisis Intervention Model
Used for anyone who is not thinking clearly or rationally. (Can be difficult to use
logic or reason)
PCS II
Time to Intervene (5 Steps)
1. Try to get the person's attention.
2. Check on the person's perception of reality.
3. Try to establish rapport with the person.
4. Explain your perception of reality.
5. Move toward resolution of the situation.
PCS II
,Without getting a person's attention, there is no....
Progres
s PCS
II
3 Types of Debriefs
Critical Incident Stress Debrief
Tactical Debrief
Subject Debrief
PCS II
5 Steps to a Proper Subject Debrief
1. Calm yourself and other officers
2. Calm the person
3. Conduct initial medical assessment *(Verify subject is okay and if they need
medical attention)*
4. Reassure person in crisis
5. Rebuild the person's self-esteem
Oral Articuation
-Carry a professional tone
-Relaxed posture and gestures
-Avoid Jargon
-Answer questions truthfully and clearly
-DO NOT LIE. Own it.
PCS II
,Written Articulation (Reports)
-Document what was done and what decision you made
-Inform supervisors and command staff
(Helps determine need for charges)
-Let's agency personnel know what happened
-Assists prosecutors
-Helps agency manage risk
PCS II
Hot Pursuit
Any felony offense still allows warrantless entry to a home.
The court recognizes that imminent harm, a threat to the officer, destruction of
evidence, or escape from the home can still allow warrantless entry.
Con Law II
Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
A legal standard determining when 4th Amendment protections against
warrantless government searches apply. Requires a subjective belief of privacy that
society deems objectively reasonably, typically covering homes and private
communications, but not public spaces or exposed items.
Katz v. United States
1967 Con Law II
, Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Two-Part Test (Katz Test)
1. They had an actual, personal (subjective) expectation of privacy.
2. That expectation is one that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable.
Con Law II
Upon approval, how long do you have to execute a search warrant?
5 Days, voided
after Con Law II
State v. Larson 2003
Any intrusion, no matter how slight, into a home is a 4th Amendment event requiring
a legal justification.
Con Law II
Curtilage
The area around a dwelling in which occupants carry on the daily activities of daily
life or the zone of habitation, dwelling area, space necessary and convenient
and habitually used for family purposes. The curtilage is protected by the 4th
Amendment.
Con Law II
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Crisis Intervention Model
Used for anyone who is not thinking clearly or rationally. (Can be difficult to use
logic or reason)
PCS II
Time to Intervene (5 Steps)
1. Try to get the person's attention.
2. Check on the person's perception of reality.
3. Try to establish rapport with the person.
4. Explain your perception of reality.
5. Move toward resolution of the situation.
PCS II
,Without getting a person's attention, there is no....
Progres
s PCS
II
3 Types of Debriefs
Critical Incident Stress Debrief
Tactical Debrief
Subject Debrief
PCS II
5 Steps to a Proper Subject Debrief
1. Calm yourself and other officers
2. Calm the person
3. Conduct initial medical assessment *(Verify subject is okay and if they need
medical attention)*
4. Reassure person in crisis
5. Rebuild the person's self-esteem
Oral Articuation
-Carry a professional tone
-Relaxed posture and gestures
-Avoid Jargon
-Answer questions truthfully and clearly
-DO NOT LIE. Own it.
PCS II
,Written Articulation (Reports)
-Document what was done and what decision you made
-Inform supervisors and command staff
(Helps determine need for charges)
-Let's agency personnel know what happened
-Assists prosecutors
-Helps agency manage risk
PCS II
Hot Pursuit
Any felony offense still allows warrantless entry to a home.
The court recognizes that imminent harm, a threat to the officer, destruction of
evidence, or escape from the home can still allow warrantless entry.
Con Law II
Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
A legal standard determining when 4th Amendment protections against
warrantless government searches apply. Requires a subjective belief of privacy that
society deems objectively reasonably, typically covering homes and private
communications, but not public spaces or exposed items.
Katz v. United States
1967 Con Law II
, Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Two-Part Test (Katz Test)
1. They had an actual, personal (subjective) expectation of privacy.
2. That expectation is one that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable.
Con Law II
Upon approval, how long do you have to execute a search warrant?
5 Days, voided
after Con Law II
State v. Larson 2003
Any intrusion, no matter how slight, into a home is a 4th Amendment event requiring
a legal justification.
Con Law II
Curtilage
The area around a dwelling in which occupants carry on the daily activities of daily
life or the zone of habitation, dwelling area, space necessary and convenient
and habitually used for family purposes. The curtilage is protected by the 4th
Amendment.
Con Law II
