CLEET Law Block EXAM 2025/2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+ /2025 BRAND NEW!!
the master is responsible for the servant's actions: -
ANSWER-respondent
superior
the case law for OK that stated the State or agency may be
liable for damages caused by negligent acts by an employee -
ANSWER-Vanderpool V. Oklahoma
If within the scope of employment, the employee is not
personally liable; True or
False? - ANSWER-
true
An intentional attempt or threat to injure another, with the
apparent ability to do
so, is __________ - ANSWER-
assault
the intentional, non-consensual physical contact with
another's person is
, ___________ - ANSWER-
battery
Intentional, non-consensual confinement of another without
lawful reason is
___________ - ANSWER-False
imprisonment
An officer cannot use deadly force to prevent escape, unless
he has probable
cause to believe the suspect poses a significant threat of
harm or death to
others - ANSWER-Tennessee V.
Garner
Police may stop a person if they have a reasonable suspicion
that the person
has committed or is about to commit a crime, and may search
that person for
weapons for the officer's safety - ANSWER-
Terry V. Ohio
The fifth amendment right against self incrimination requires
law enforcement
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+ /2025 BRAND NEW!!
the master is responsible for the servant's actions: -
ANSWER-respondent
superior
the case law for OK that stated the State or agency may be
liable for damages caused by negligent acts by an employee -
ANSWER-Vanderpool V. Oklahoma
If within the scope of employment, the employee is not
personally liable; True or
False? - ANSWER-
true
An intentional attempt or threat to injure another, with the
apparent ability to do
so, is __________ - ANSWER-
assault
the intentional, non-consensual physical contact with
another's person is
, ___________ - ANSWER-
battery
Intentional, non-consensual confinement of another without
lawful reason is
___________ - ANSWER-False
imprisonment
An officer cannot use deadly force to prevent escape, unless
he has probable
cause to believe the suspect poses a significant threat of
harm or death to
others - ANSWER-Tennessee V.
Garner
Police may stop a person if they have a reasonable suspicion
that the person
has committed or is about to commit a crime, and may search
that person for
weapons for the officer's safety - ANSWER-
Terry V. Ohio
The fifth amendment right against self incrimination requires
law enforcement
