MPTC

If you fail at the following, you lose 5 demerits - Answers--Failure to report to class/AWOL -disrespect -insubordination -failure to obey a direct order -conduct unbecoming -gambling -soliciting gratuities and/or special favors -violation of the honor system -making a false statement -sexual harassment -leaving class withough permission -alcohol/CDS/Synthetic MJ

How fast does a vehicle need to hit something for the airbags to deploy? - Answers-Vehicle needs to travel greater than 10 MPH for airbags to deploy To accelerate and brake, what foot should you use - Answers-Right, never use your left foot driving threshold braking - Answers-Used to reduce speed or stop a moving vehicle as quickly as possible, with minor steering adjustments How to apply threshold braking - Answers-Apply/maintain max amount of pedal pressure WITHOUT ENGAGING ANTI-BRAKI...

Reckless - Answers-if they know or should have known that Thier actions were very likely to cause substantial harm, but they ran the risk and did so anyway. Wanton - Answers-conduct that the suspect knew would create a risk of substantial damage or destruction to anothers property or conduct that a reasonable person would have realized posed a risk of substantial damage to or destruction of anothers property. Willful - Answers-Voluntary, knowingly, deliberate, intentional, purposeful, not ...

Specialized patrol - Answers-Uniform and temporary plain clothed assignments - surveillance - support other department personnel Understand the patrol environment - Answers-*identify community concerns *identify community influencers (business owners, priests, teachers) Cultivate positive and lasting relationships - Answers-*be fair and impartial *treat every complaint legitimately *promptly respond to service calls *develop relationships outside of law enforcement *frequently c...

Mucous Membrane Contact - Answers-Such contact that would result from mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or eye splashing with infected fluids, such as blood, saliva, other bodily fluids Meningitis - Answers-1. Bacterial - Most Severe (a) an inflammation of the protective coverings of the brain and spinal cord (b) There is a vaccine for some causes 2. Viral - Often Less Severe Standard Precautions for infectious diseases - Answers-1. Assume that all patients are potentially infected with bloodb...

DIVIDED ATTENTION TEST - Answers-A test which requires the subject to concentrate on both mental and physical tasks at the same time. The two psychophysical tests Walk and Turn (WAT) and One Leg Stand (OLS) require the suspect to their divide attention. DRUG RECOGNITION EXPERT (DRE) - Answers-An individual who successfully completed all phases of the DRE training requirements for certification established by the IACP and NHTSA. The word "evaluator," "technician," or similar

what is a major cause of injuries and fatalities in collisions - Answers-momentum inertia - Answers-force that wants all matter to remain at rest difference between centrifugal and centripetal forces - Answers-centrifugal - pushed object OUTWARD from center of rotation centripetal - pushed object INWARD from center of rotation the mental and physical process a driver goes through - Answers-observation recognition decision intitation what is the most important safety feature of a ...

Conspiracy - Answers-A crime that may be committed when two or more people agree to do something unlawful (or something lawful by unlawful means.) The agreement can be inferred from the persons' actions. A person can be guilty or both conspiracy to commit a crime and the crime itself. Overt Act - Answers-An overt act in criminal law is more than mere preparation to do something criminal; it is at least the first step of actually attempting the crime. The overt act need not be unlawful to b...

Interviewing a Victim - Answers-- Assure him/her that you want to help, are his/her friend and will listen. - Build rapport with the victim to get disclosure of information. - Be patient, listen well, and take notes. - Never stand over the victim while interviewing. - If the victim is standing, you stand; if the victim is seated, you sit. Get on their level. - Be compassionate and understanding without passing judgment or blaming. - Do not allow someone to translate for a victim if he/she ...

MPTC FINAL EXAM STUDY DECK QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS { GUARANTEED A+} _______ evidence directly links a person to a crime - Direct _______ evidence relies on an inference to connect a conclusion of fact - Circumstantial _________ evidence is tangible and may be direct or circumstantial - Physical __________ evidence refers to evidence and/or statements which tend to clear, justify or excuse a defendant from alleged fault or guilt - Exculpatory Evidence to be admissible in ...