MCLETC COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 1 A+ PASS NEW UPDATE

MCLETC COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 1 A+ PASS NEW UPDATE CONNOR'S LAW - Answer- MUST HOLD A DUI SUSPECT UNDER THE AGE OF 21 UNTIL A RESPONSIBLE ADULT PICKS THEM UP OR UNTILL THEY ARE SOBER COUNTY SHERIFF RESPONSIBILITIES - Answer- MAINTAIN ORDER AND PEACE MAX SENTANCE TO JAIL - Answer- 364 DAYS CRIMINAL DAMAGE INCLUDING THE VALUES INVOLVED - Answer- 499 AND UNDER MISDEAMINOR OVER 500 FELONY LEGAL STANDARD OF A CONVICTION - Answer- PROOF BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT AGG ASSAULT - Answer- ASSAULT IN A PUBLIC PLACE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS - Answer- MISDEMEANOR - 18 MONTHS TO CHARGE FELONY - 3 YEARS MACK P BART - NO LIMITATIONS DEADLY FORCE - Answer- LIKELY TO CAUSE DEATH OR GREAT BODILY HARM. FEDERAL LAW - FORCE WHICH CARRIES WITH IT SUBSTANTIAL RISK CAUSING DEATH OR SERIOUS BODILY HARM FORCEIBLE FELONIES - Answer- M.A.C.K P B.A.R.T MURDER, ARSON + AGG, CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSULT + AGG, KIDNAPPING + AGG, PREDATORY CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSULT OF A CHILD, BURGLARY + RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY, AGG BATTERY, ROBBERY, TEASON TENNESSEE VS GARNER - Answer- MADE IT CLEAR THAT USE OF DEDLY FORCE ON AN UNARMED, NON-DANGEROUS FLEEING FELON VIOLATES THE 4TH ADMENDMENT ( LAZY COP SHOT TEEN ) Burden and standard of proof - Answer- the standard that the prosecution must meet is beyond a reasonable doubt personal values - Answer- integrity, morals, expertise and courage Punitive Damages - Answer- Monetary damages that may be awarded to a plaintiff to punish the defendant and deter similar conduct in the future. DEFINITION OF WELLNESS - Answer- STATE OF COMPLEATE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND SOCIAL WELL BEING AND NOT MERELY THE ABSENCE OF DISEASE OF INFERMARY THE DIMENSIONS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS - Answer- physical, intellectual, emotional, social, spiritual, vocational, financial, and environmental INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUE - Answer- PARAPHRASING, ECHOING (REPEATING BACK ) AND REFLECTION mcletc core values - Answer- "PRIDE" PUBLIC SERVICE, RESPECT, INTEGRITY, DISCIPLINE, EXCELLENCE checking a report for accuracy - Answer- - review notes -review camera footage -witness statements values of checking warrants on visitors - Answer- for the safety and security of the facility procedures for pastoral visits - Answer- -shall not count as an allotted visit -may search before and after how to communicate with an emotionally upset person - Answer- When it's your turn to talk, speak slowly and calmly, lower your vocal tone, and use non-threatening body language active listneing - Answer- pay attention provide feedback respond appropriately make eye contact factors that constitute the need for armed guards - Answer- inmate movements outside the facility safety using an un-caged car for transports - Answer- cannot sit behind you must be armed fingerprints - Answer- rolled - rolled prints plain- oiled prints put directly onto card standards used to review use of force - Answer- reasonableness of a particular use of force must be judged by a reasonable officer on the scene rights for visitations and recreation - Answer- visitation - at least once per week no fewer than two visiting days a week, no shorter than 15 minutes recreation - no less than one hour per day legal defenses for accusation of criminal cases - Answer- lack of proof beyond reasonable doubt limitations of tort immunity act - Answer- must be filed within one year, will not be available on willful and wanton misconduct or off-duty conduct negitive head count - Answer- when the number of inmates counted is less than what is shown being housed. requirements for head counts - Answer- must be done at least 3 times daily commissary - Answer- -staff cannot gain personal profit -provided on a regular basis and not less than once weekly -profits may be used on things deemed appropriate by the sheriff Body Cavity Search - Answer- May be conducted only by appropriate health services staff members in accordance with agency policy in a secluded area inmate trustee - Answer- -cannot work in potentially dangerous situations -conflict with any law -endanger jail security -violate any personal right or jail standard main gang colors in IL - Answer- red and black, blue and black, gold and black Illinois tort statute of limitations - Answer- Illinois' civil statute of limitations laws impose a two-year limit for claims involving personal injuries, five years for injury to property, and 10 years for written contracts, just to name a few Punitive Damages - Answer- Monetary damages that may be awarded to a plaintiff to punish the defendant and deter similar conduct in the future. civil rights - Answer- the rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality. Farmer vs. Brennan - Answer- Farmer sued in federal district court, alleging that prison officials deliberately and indifferently failed to protect a prisoner