Utah LEO Exam 1 Graded A+
1. What is a Temporary Restraining order?
2. When are they ordinarily issued? - ANSWER-1. - Order issued by a court retraining
the conduct of a person and protecting a victim from the activities of an abusive person.
- An order of the court that states a person is to refrain from particular acts and to stay
away from particular places.
2. - After an "Ex Parte Appearance"; (An appearance in court by one party without the
other being present.)
3 stages to domestic violence are... - ANSWER-1. Tension building
2. Violent outburst
3. Honeymoon
5 Factors determining legal contact with a person: - ANSWER-- Subjects actions
- Area of the stop
- Time of day
- Police purpose, such as attempt to locate broadcast, warrants, etc.
- information from informant/complaint
5 Principles of effective presentation of testimony include: - ANSWER-• Honesty
• Brevity
• Clarity
• Objectivity
• Emotional control
6 Procedures when you stop the wrong individual are... - ANSWER-- Apologize and
give explanation
- Be courteous
- Be honest
-Explain to the individual what you were looking for and why they appeared to match the
description
-Identify yourself and provide name
-Provide supervisor's name and contact information if required
6 Report Writing Rules: - ANSWER-- Factual & accurate statements
- Concise & complete information
- Filed in a timely manner
- Objective to all parties
- Grammatically correct
- Written in the first person
6 Tactics that should be used during a foot pursuit: - ANSWER-- Attempt to follow the
suspect's path step by step, allowing the suspect to identify obstacles
,- In most cases, the officer should keep their weapon in the holster during the actual
chase
- At a corner of a building, swing wide to maximize line of sight and cover, and to avoid
being tripped or attacked
- keep dispatch advised of location
- Terminate the pursuit if visual is lost on the subject for more than three seconds
- Continue giving verbal commands and identifying yourself throughout the pursuit
7 Procedures to follow before approaching the subject: - ANSWER-- Notify dispatch of
location prior to contact
- Request backup if warranted
- Observe subject for a few moments if feasible
- Look for bulges where weapons may be located
- Watch subjects's hands
- Remain alert
- Have a plan
Carroll Doctrine - ANSWER-- You do not need a search warrant because the car is
mobile.
Circumstances which establish reasonable suspicion or probable cause for vehicle
stops include: - ANSWER-- Officer has knowledge that the vehicle/occupants were
involved in suspected criminal activity, including ATL
- Officer observes vehicle/occupants violating traffic codes
- A reporting party witnesses a crime/traffic violation and is willing to sign as
complainant
Driving and using phones guidelines- - ANSWER--Driver may only use a voice
commands to connect to a call
-Use GPS
-operate a Bluetooth or other hands free device
-Drivers under 18 may not use a wireless telephone while driving
How does an officer explain and justify the use of force? - ANSWER-- Totality of the
situation
- Use of force needs to be articulated with relevant facts to show force used was
reasonable and neccesary
How should you position vehicle for high risk stops? - ANSWER-- Fanning method
- Stacking method
How should you position your patrol vehicle when conducting a traffic stop? -
ANSWER-- Approximately 10 to 15 feet behind the vehicle
- Approximately 3 feet to the left, if safe to do so
- Wheels turned to the left
- The offset of the vehicle will depend upon the width of the shoulder area
, - The officer should use the vehicle as cover, but not create a traffic hazard
If possible, should yo approach Driver and Passenger side of the car? - ANSWER-
Passenger side
If someone commits domestic violence in the presence of a child.... - ANSWER-Will
have separate charges for each child present. (B misdemeanors)
If someone does not have insurance on the car they are operating, the officer shall... -
ANSWER-Impound the vehicle.
Important information to know with newly assigned area: - ANSWER-- Population
information
- Geographic information
- Emergency facility locations
- Crime hazards
- Community habits
- Known criminals
In a high risk stop, use these 4 procedures... - ANSWER-- Use PA system
- Maintain cover
- Inform occupants not to move until instructed
- Instruct all suspects to place both hands in visible area
In a high risk stop, where do you want the suspect to put the car keys? - ANSWER-- On
top of the car
Learner Permit facts are- - ANSWER-- Eligible for permit at age 15
- Good for one year
- Must be held for at least 6 months
- Underage 18 accompanied by parent of driver
- Over 18, anyone over 21 can accompany driver
Licensed Private Investigators may serve: - ANSWER-- Complaints, petitions, and small
claims affidavits
- Summonses
- Supplemental orders
- orders to show cause
- notices
- small claims orders
- writs of garnishments
- garnishee orders
- subpoenas
Licensing requirements to operate a motorcycle are... - ANSWER-Learner permit after
pasing eye and written testd
1. What is a Temporary Restraining order?
2. When are they ordinarily issued? - ANSWER-1. - Order issued by a court retraining
the conduct of a person and protecting a victim from the activities of an abusive person.
- An order of the court that states a person is to refrain from particular acts and to stay
away from particular places.
2. - After an "Ex Parte Appearance"; (An appearance in court by one party without the
other being present.)
3 stages to domestic violence are... - ANSWER-1. Tension building
2. Violent outburst
3. Honeymoon
5 Factors determining legal contact with a person: - ANSWER-- Subjects actions
- Area of the stop
- Time of day
- Police purpose, such as attempt to locate broadcast, warrants, etc.
- information from informant/complaint
5 Principles of effective presentation of testimony include: - ANSWER-• Honesty
• Brevity
• Clarity
• Objectivity
• Emotional control
6 Procedures when you stop the wrong individual are... - ANSWER-- Apologize and
give explanation
- Be courteous
- Be honest
-Explain to the individual what you were looking for and why they appeared to match the
description
-Identify yourself and provide name
-Provide supervisor's name and contact information if required
6 Report Writing Rules: - ANSWER-- Factual & accurate statements
- Concise & complete information
- Filed in a timely manner
- Objective to all parties
- Grammatically correct
- Written in the first person
6 Tactics that should be used during a foot pursuit: - ANSWER-- Attempt to follow the
suspect's path step by step, allowing the suspect to identify obstacles
,- In most cases, the officer should keep their weapon in the holster during the actual
chase
- At a corner of a building, swing wide to maximize line of sight and cover, and to avoid
being tripped or attacked
- keep dispatch advised of location
- Terminate the pursuit if visual is lost on the subject for more than three seconds
- Continue giving verbal commands and identifying yourself throughout the pursuit
7 Procedures to follow before approaching the subject: - ANSWER-- Notify dispatch of
location prior to contact
- Request backup if warranted
- Observe subject for a few moments if feasible
- Look for bulges where weapons may be located
- Watch subjects's hands
- Remain alert
- Have a plan
Carroll Doctrine - ANSWER-- You do not need a search warrant because the car is
mobile.
Circumstances which establish reasonable suspicion or probable cause for vehicle
stops include: - ANSWER-- Officer has knowledge that the vehicle/occupants were
involved in suspected criminal activity, including ATL
- Officer observes vehicle/occupants violating traffic codes
- A reporting party witnesses a crime/traffic violation and is willing to sign as
complainant
Driving and using phones guidelines- - ANSWER--Driver may only use a voice
commands to connect to a call
-Use GPS
-operate a Bluetooth or other hands free device
-Drivers under 18 may not use a wireless telephone while driving
How does an officer explain and justify the use of force? - ANSWER-- Totality of the
situation
- Use of force needs to be articulated with relevant facts to show force used was
reasonable and neccesary
How should you position vehicle for high risk stops? - ANSWER-- Fanning method
- Stacking method
How should you position your patrol vehicle when conducting a traffic stop? -
ANSWER-- Approximately 10 to 15 feet behind the vehicle
- Approximately 3 feet to the left, if safe to do so
- Wheels turned to the left
- The offset of the vehicle will depend upon the width of the shoulder area
, - The officer should use the vehicle as cover, but not create a traffic hazard
If possible, should yo approach Driver and Passenger side of the car? - ANSWER-
Passenger side
If someone commits domestic violence in the presence of a child.... - ANSWER-Will
have separate charges for each child present. (B misdemeanors)
If someone does not have insurance on the car they are operating, the officer shall... -
ANSWER-Impound the vehicle.
Important information to know with newly assigned area: - ANSWER-- Population
information
- Geographic information
- Emergency facility locations
- Crime hazards
- Community habits
- Known criminals
In a high risk stop, use these 4 procedures... - ANSWER-- Use PA system
- Maintain cover
- Inform occupants not to move until instructed
- Instruct all suspects to place both hands in visible area
In a high risk stop, where do you want the suspect to put the car keys? - ANSWER-- On
top of the car
Learner Permit facts are- - ANSWER-- Eligible for permit at age 15
- Good for one year
- Must be held for at least 6 months
- Underage 18 accompanied by parent of driver
- Over 18, anyone over 21 can accompany driver
Licensed Private Investigators may serve: - ANSWER-- Complaints, petitions, and small
claims affidavits
- Summonses
- Supplemental orders
- orders to show cause
- notices
- small claims orders
- writs of garnishments
- garnishee orders
- subpoenas
Licensing requirements to operate a motorcycle are... - ANSWER-Learner permit after
pasing eye and written testd
