CLEET Certification Exams, (Latest 2024/ 2025
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Ethics is a code of _____ which guide our choices and actions and determine the
purpose and course of our lives. - ANSWERvalues
A code of conduct put forward by a society, some other group (religion), or by an
individual regarding his /her own behavior is a definition of _____ - ANSWERmorality
Knowledge and abilities that a person gains throughout life is the definition of _____
- ANSWERskills
Ethical drift is defined as a _____ of ethical behavior that occurs in individuals below
their level of awareness - ANSWERgradual erosion
When leadership is _____, policy is not recognized - ANSWERfragmented
Ethical judgment can be undermined in otherwise _____ people - ANSWERethical
Once _____ is/are greater than values, it becomes easier to make further
concessions - ANSWERself-interest
The larger and greater the unthinking drift, the less the recognition of the slide down
the _____ - ANSWERslippery slope
Ethics is about putting principles into action. Consistency between what we say we
value and what our actions say we value is a matter of _____ - ANSWERintegrity
A person's state of readiness to make a "big" ethical decision is known as _____ -
ANSWERethical fitness
A code of values which guides our choices and actions, and determines the purpose
and course of our lives is the definition of _____ - ANSWERethics
_____ is an element of ethical drift that occurs when officers develop an
overwhelming sense of victimization and an intense resentment toward the
supervisors and administrators who control their job role. - ANSWERa sense of
entitlement
Ethical choice strategies are the following: the bell, the book and the _____ -
ANSWERcandle
,People with a vested interest in what you do (ethically) are called _____. -
ANSWERstakeholders
Law enforcement personnel commit critical unethical acts each day. _____ occur
when officers rationalize and justify not doing things they are responsible for doing. -
ANSWERacts of omission
It is important to understand that _____ is as important as the act. - ANSWERmotive
_____ is the state of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger with self-
possession, confidence, resolution, bravery, and valor. - ANSWERcourage
Refusing gratuities, refusing to participate in a cover-up, refusing to participate in
ethnic or gender-based humor are examples of what kind of courage? -
ANSWERmoral
The ethical decision-making check list consists of the following:
Is it legal?
Is the decision balanced?
and ____ - ANSWERhow will I feel about myself after the decision?
Ethics begins with good character. To develop character, we must build excellence,
and building excellence begins with ____ - ANSWERmyself
"Cops don't snitch on other cops" can help foster the _____ dilemma that officers
will likely face during their careers - ANSWERloyalty vs. integrity
_____ is the influence that one person exercises over a group of people by reason of
the exemplary nature of their character. - ANSWERmoral ascendancy
To perform as an "ethical" professional, you should _____. - ANSWERconsider all
relevant sides of the ethical problem
Acts wherein officers violate department rules are _____ - ANSWERacts of
comission-administrative
Which option is NOT one of the seven ethical standards expected by the
communities? - ANSWERcitizenship
Warrantless searches and seizures _______________________ - ANSWERare
presumed unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment
Which class of person will not be permitted to testify as "lay" (non-expert)
witnesses? - ANSWERpersons who have no knowledge of the facts of the case
The purpose of a "Terry frisk" or "pat down" is to ____ - ANSWERdetermine whether
a detainee has any offensive weapons on his person
, Which of the following is a requirement of a custodial interrogation of a child or a
youthful offender under 16 years of age - ANSWERa parent (or guardian, attorney, or
adult relative) must be present and be advised of the rights of the child or youthful
offender under 16
As you are aware, the general rule in Oklahoma is that an officer may make a
warrantless arrest for a misdemeanor only if it occurs in the officer's presence.
Which of the following are exceptions to that rule? - ANSWERall of the above
The titles of Oklahoma Statutes most frequently used by law enforcement officers in
Oklahoma are _____ - ANSWER21, 22, 37A, 47, 63
An affidavit for a search warrant must describe the place to be searched ________. -
ANSWERso precisely that location of the place to be searched may be determined
solely by reference to the description contained in the warrant
If a child is charged with delinquency as a result of an offense which would be a
felony if committed by an adult, the child - ANSWERmay be tried as an adult
depending on the offense committed, the age of the child, and the child's previous
history
In Oklahoma, all persons are capable of committing crimes, except which of the
following? - ANSWERall of the above
What is the name of the crime for which the elements are (1) taking (2) of personal
property (3) of another (4) without consent (5) with intent to deprive the owner of
its benefit - ANSWERlarceny
Which of the following is an exception to the general prohibition on carrying a
firearm into schools, colleges, and government buildings? - ANSWERboth a and b
The reason that hearsay evidence is usually not admissible at trial is that ________ -
ANSWERthe use of hearsay evidence deprives the defendant of his or her right to
cross examine witness
You have probable cause that Tom Thompson went to Bob Barker's house last night
and told Barker, "I just robbed the Quik Stop convenience store and the cops are
after me. Please help me!" Your evidence is that Barker then replied, "Gracious,
that's a felony! Because you're my buddy, I'll conceal or aid you so that you may
avoid or escape from arrest, trial, conviction or punishment." Barker then drove
Thompson out of town and rented a motel room so Thompson could lay low until
the heat was off. What can Barker be charged with? - ANSWERaccessory to robbery
The legal doctrine which allows the employing law enforcement agency to be held
liable for the acts of the employed peace officer is called ________ -
ANSWERRespondeat Superior (vicarious liability)
Updates STUDY BUNDLE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS) Questions and Verified Answers|
100% Correct| Grade A
Ethics is a code of _____ which guide our choices and actions and determine the
purpose and course of our lives. - ANSWERvalues
A code of conduct put forward by a society, some other group (religion), or by an
individual regarding his /her own behavior is a definition of _____ - ANSWERmorality
Knowledge and abilities that a person gains throughout life is the definition of _____
- ANSWERskills
Ethical drift is defined as a _____ of ethical behavior that occurs in individuals below
their level of awareness - ANSWERgradual erosion
When leadership is _____, policy is not recognized - ANSWERfragmented
Ethical judgment can be undermined in otherwise _____ people - ANSWERethical
Once _____ is/are greater than values, it becomes easier to make further
concessions - ANSWERself-interest
The larger and greater the unthinking drift, the less the recognition of the slide down
the _____ - ANSWERslippery slope
Ethics is about putting principles into action. Consistency between what we say we
value and what our actions say we value is a matter of _____ - ANSWERintegrity
A person's state of readiness to make a "big" ethical decision is known as _____ -
ANSWERethical fitness
A code of values which guides our choices and actions, and determines the purpose
and course of our lives is the definition of _____ - ANSWERethics
_____ is an element of ethical drift that occurs when officers develop an
overwhelming sense of victimization and an intense resentment toward the
supervisors and administrators who control their job role. - ANSWERa sense of
entitlement
Ethical choice strategies are the following: the bell, the book and the _____ -
ANSWERcandle
,People with a vested interest in what you do (ethically) are called _____. -
ANSWERstakeholders
Law enforcement personnel commit critical unethical acts each day. _____ occur
when officers rationalize and justify not doing things they are responsible for doing. -
ANSWERacts of omission
It is important to understand that _____ is as important as the act. - ANSWERmotive
_____ is the state of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger with self-
possession, confidence, resolution, bravery, and valor. - ANSWERcourage
Refusing gratuities, refusing to participate in a cover-up, refusing to participate in
ethnic or gender-based humor are examples of what kind of courage? -
ANSWERmoral
The ethical decision-making check list consists of the following:
Is it legal?
Is the decision balanced?
and ____ - ANSWERhow will I feel about myself after the decision?
Ethics begins with good character. To develop character, we must build excellence,
and building excellence begins with ____ - ANSWERmyself
"Cops don't snitch on other cops" can help foster the _____ dilemma that officers
will likely face during their careers - ANSWERloyalty vs. integrity
_____ is the influence that one person exercises over a group of people by reason of
the exemplary nature of their character. - ANSWERmoral ascendancy
To perform as an "ethical" professional, you should _____. - ANSWERconsider all
relevant sides of the ethical problem
Acts wherein officers violate department rules are _____ - ANSWERacts of
comission-administrative
Which option is NOT one of the seven ethical standards expected by the
communities? - ANSWERcitizenship
Warrantless searches and seizures _______________________ - ANSWERare
presumed unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment
Which class of person will not be permitted to testify as "lay" (non-expert)
witnesses? - ANSWERpersons who have no knowledge of the facts of the case
The purpose of a "Terry frisk" or "pat down" is to ____ - ANSWERdetermine whether
a detainee has any offensive weapons on his person
, Which of the following is a requirement of a custodial interrogation of a child or a
youthful offender under 16 years of age - ANSWERa parent (or guardian, attorney, or
adult relative) must be present and be advised of the rights of the child or youthful
offender under 16
As you are aware, the general rule in Oklahoma is that an officer may make a
warrantless arrest for a misdemeanor only if it occurs in the officer's presence.
Which of the following are exceptions to that rule? - ANSWERall of the above
The titles of Oklahoma Statutes most frequently used by law enforcement officers in
Oklahoma are _____ - ANSWER21, 22, 37A, 47, 63
An affidavit for a search warrant must describe the place to be searched ________. -
ANSWERso precisely that location of the place to be searched may be determined
solely by reference to the description contained in the warrant
If a child is charged with delinquency as a result of an offense which would be a
felony if committed by an adult, the child - ANSWERmay be tried as an adult
depending on the offense committed, the age of the child, and the child's previous
history
In Oklahoma, all persons are capable of committing crimes, except which of the
following? - ANSWERall of the above
What is the name of the crime for which the elements are (1) taking (2) of personal
property (3) of another (4) without consent (5) with intent to deprive the owner of
its benefit - ANSWERlarceny
Which of the following is an exception to the general prohibition on carrying a
firearm into schools, colleges, and government buildings? - ANSWERboth a and b
The reason that hearsay evidence is usually not admissible at trial is that ________ -
ANSWERthe use of hearsay evidence deprives the defendant of his or her right to
cross examine witness
You have probable cause that Tom Thompson went to Bob Barker's house last night
and told Barker, "I just robbed the Quik Stop convenience store and the cops are
after me. Please help me!" Your evidence is that Barker then replied, "Gracious,
that's a felony! Because you're my buddy, I'll conceal or aid you so that you may
avoid or escape from arrest, trial, conviction or punishment." Barker then drove
Thompson out of town and rented a motel room so Thompson could lay low until
the heat was off. What can Barker be charged with? - ANSWERaccessory to robbery
The legal doctrine which allows the employing law enforcement agency to be held
liable for the acts of the employed peace officer is called ________ -
ANSWERRespondeat Superior (vicarious liability)
