MCLETC Quiz 2 23-20 Latest Update 2025-2026
130 Questions and 100% Verified Correct
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Areas to be Checked for Illegal Entry - CORRECT ANSWER: doors
windows
roofs
Can officers be subject to prosecution under State AND Federal law? - CORRECT
ANSWER: yes
not considered double jeopardy due to different jurisdictions
Can you always prevent suicide? - CORRECT ANSWER: no
Catecholamine - CORRECT ANSWER: adrenaline
fight-or-flight response
Cortisol - CORRECT ANSWER: hydrocortisone
increases available energy
Defense of Dwelling is justified when - CORRECT ANSWER: reasonable person
believes conduct is necessary to prevent/terminate another's unlawful entry into or
attack upon dwelling
Defense of Person is justified when - CORRECT ANSWER: Reasonable person
believes force is:
necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to self or others
prevent commission of forcible felony
,Define "normal" behavior - CORRECT ANSWER: conducts which conforms to the usual
pattern behavior of a given culture
a typical, emotionally & psychologically healthy person
Define a Crime Victim - CORRECT ANSWER: a person, or persons, who is harmed,
injured, or killed as a result of a crime
Define a Witness - CORRECT ANSWER: a person who has knowledge or evident of an
event
Define Adaption - CORRECT ANSWER: body's effort to restore normalcy
Define Admission - CORRECT ANSWER: statement made by criminal suspect that
certain facts are true, not a confession of blame/guilt, suspect admits only SOME facts,
not all elements of offense
Define Confession - CORRECT ANSWER: statement by which a suspect acknowledges
their guilt in commission of crime, suspect admits EACH element of offense
Define Crime Victim - CORRECT ANSWER: any person determined by the prosecutor
or the court to have suffered direct physical or psychological harm as a result of: a
violent crime, a violation of section 11-501 of IL Vehicle Code (DUI) or involuntary
manslaughter
Define Crisis - CORRECT ANSWER: a crucial decisive point or situation, especially
difficult or unstable situation involving an impending change
Define Critical Incident - CORRECT ANSWER: any event that has sufficient power to
overwhelm a person's usually very effective abilities to cope, could also be understood
as any situation faced by emergency services personnel that causes them to
, experience unusually strong psycho-emotional reactions which have the potential to
interfere with their ability to effective function either at the scene or later, stress triggered
by such an incident is called critical incident stress (CIS)
Define Deadly Force - CORRECT ANSWER: force likely to cause death or GBH
Define Delusions - CORRECT ANSWER: personal beliefs that are not based on reality
Define Depression - CORRECT ANSWER: prolonged feeling of sadness
chemical imbalance in the brain
Define Disability (ADA definition) - CORRECT ANSWER: physical or mental impairment
that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of such individual, a
record of such impairment, or being regarded as having such an impairment
Define Dissociative Disorder - CORRECT ANSWER: disconnection & lack of continuity
between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, identity
Define Exculpatory Evidence - CORRECT ANSWER: any evidence that tends to show
the innocence of the accused or lessen the potential punishment if convicted
Define Obsessions - CORRECT ANSWER: recurrent thoughts, ideas, or images the
person cannot dismiss from their mind
Define PTSD - CORRECT ANSWER: exposure to actual or threatened death, serious
injury or sexual violation, exposure must result from:
directly experience traumatic event
witness event in person
learns even happened to close family/friend
experience first-hand repeated/extreme exposure
130 Questions and 100% Verified Correct
Answers with Rationale Guaranteed A+
Areas to be Checked for Illegal Entry - CORRECT ANSWER: doors
windows
roofs
Can officers be subject to prosecution under State AND Federal law? - CORRECT
ANSWER: yes
not considered double jeopardy due to different jurisdictions
Can you always prevent suicide? - CORRECT ANSWER: no
Catecholamine - CORRECT ANSWER: adrenaline
fight-or-flight response
Cortisol - CORRECT ANSWER: hydrocortisone
increases available energy
Defense of Dwelling is justified when - CORRECT ANSWER: reasonable person
believes conduct is necessary to prevent/terminate another's unlawful entry into or
attack upon dwelling
Defense of Person is justified when - CORRECT ANSWER: Reasonable person
believes force is:
necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to self or others
prevent commission of forcible felony
,Define "normal" behavior - CORRECT ANSWER: conducts which conforms to the usual
pattern behavior of a given culture
a typical, emotionally & psychologically healthy person
Define a Crime Victim - CORRECT ANSWER: a person, or persons, who is harmed,
injured, or killed as a result of a crime
Define a Witness - CORRECT ANSWER: a person who has knowledge or evident of an
event
Define Adaption - CORRECT ANSWER: body's effort to restore normalcy
Define Admission - CORRECT ANSWER: statement made by criminal suspect that
certain facts are true, not a confession of blame/guilt, suspect admits only SOME facts,
not all elements of offense
Define Confession - CORRECT ANSWER: statement by which a suspect acknowledges
their guilt in commission of crime, suspect admits EACH element of offense
Define Crime Victim - CORRECT ANSWER: any person determined by the prosecutor
or the court to have suffered direct physical or psychological harm as a result of: a
violent crime, a violation of section 11-501 of IL Vehicle Code (DUI) or involuntary
manslaughter
Define Crisis - CORRECT ANSWER: a crucial decisive point or situation, especially
difficult or unstable situation involving an impending change
Define Critical Incident - CORRECT ANSWER: any event that has sufficient power to
overwhelm a person's usually very effective abilities to cope, could also be understood
as any situation faced by emergency services personnel that causes them to
, experience unusually strong psycho-emotional reactions which have the potential to
interfere with their ability to effective function either at the scene or later, stress triggered
by such an incident is called critical incident stress (CIS)
Define Deadly Force - CORRECT ANSWER: force likely to cause death or GBH
Define Delusions - CORRECT ANSWER: personal beliefs that are not based on reality
Define Depression - CORRECT ANSWER: prolonged feeling of sadness
chemical imbalance in the brain
Define Disability (ADA definition) - CORRECT ANSWER: physical or mental impairment
that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of such individual, a
record of such impairment, or being regarded as having such an impairment
Define Dissociative Disorder - CORRECT ANSWER: disconnection & lack of continuity
between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, identity
Define Exculpatory Evidence - CORRECT ANSWER: any evidence that tends to show
the innocence of the accused or lessen the potential punishment if convicted
Define Obsessions - CORRECT ANSWER: recurrent thoughts, ideas, or images the
person cannot dismiss from their mind
Define PTSD - CORRECT ANSWER: exposure to actual or threatened death, serious
injury or sexual violation, exposure must result from:
directly experience traumatic event
witness event in person
learns even happened to close family/friend
experience first-hand repeated/extreme exposure
