Question 1

A witness may be

Accepted Answer

A)  a victim. 
B)  a scientific specialist. 
C)  an observer of an event. 
D)  any of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  a victim. 
B)  a scientific specialist. 
C)  an observer of an event. 
D)  any of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. D

Question 2

Witnesses with "private and confidential" information,such as that held by a doctor about a patient,a lawyer regarding a client,or a spouse regarding the other spouse,are exempt from testifying about and disclosing such "off-limits" information because this communication constitutes a/an _____________ privilege.

Accepted Answer

A)  conditional 
B)  vicarious 
C)  cooperative 
D)  absolute 
E)  incriminating 
A)  conditional 
B)  vicarious 
C)  cooperative 
D)  absolute 
E)  incriminating D

Question 3

The questioning of a hostile witness or suspect by officers trying to obtain facts related to a crime is called a/an _______________________.

Accepted Answer

interrogation

Question 4

A person who suffers along with a victim but is not actually harmed is known as a __________ victim.

Accepted Answer

A)  primary 
B)  secondary 
C)  tertiary 
D)  vicarious 
E)  conditional 
A)  primary 
B)  secondary 
C)  tertiary 
D)  vicarious 
E)  conditional

Question 5

MATCHING
Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-the planned questioning of a witness,victim,informant,or other person with information related to an incident or case

Accepted Answer

A) closed question 
B) autism 
C) confession 
D) epilepsy 
E) open-ended question
F)field inquiry
G)Terry stop
H)confidential informant
I)interview
J)NCIC
K)PIO
L)statement 
A) closed question 
B) autism 
C) confession 
D) epilepsy 
E) open-ended question
F)field inquiry
G)Terry stop
H)confidential informant
I)interview
J)NCIC
K)PIO
L)statement

Question 6

Effective police reports

Accepted Answer

A)  are reader-friendly. 
B)  contain many acronyms to save space. 
C)  use police jargon. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  are reader-friendly. 
B)  contain many acronyms to save space. 
C)  use police jargon. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices.

Question 7

Confessions obtained by force or under "inherently coercive" conditions are

Accepted Answer

A)  always valid and admissible in court. 
B)  admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given. 
C)  inadmissible in court. 
D)  valid only after the Miranda warning has been given. 
E)  both admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given and valid only after the Miranda warning has been given. 
A)  always valid and admissible in court. 
B)  admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given. 
C)  inadmissible in court. 
D)  valid only after the Miranda warning has been given. 
E)  both admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given and valid only after the Miranda warning has been given.

Question 8

The interview is a routine form of communication between law enforcement officers and citizens.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Information that need not be divulged to the police or the courts is known as _____________ information.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Information that need not be divulged to...

Question 10

If,during police questioning,a suspect asks,"Do you think I ought to have a lawyer?" officers are required to immediately cease all questioning,as the courts have held this as an assertion of a suspect's right to legal counsel.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to the Americans with Disabilities Act,an officer cannot interrogate an individual with a disability.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

According to your text,when training officers to interview eyewitnesses,the officer should use what type of questions?

Accepted Answer

A)  leading questions 
B)  closed-ended questions 
C)  open-ended questions 
D)  all of the other choices 
E)  none of the other choices 
A)  leading questions 
B)  closed-ended questions 
C)  open-ended questions 
D)  all of the other choices 
E)  none of the other choices

Question 13

How a deaf person communicates depends on

Accepted Answer

A)  the age at which the person became deaf. 
B)  the individual's personality and intelligence. 
C)  the type of deafness. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  the age at which the person became deaf. 
B)  the individual's personality and intelligence. 
C)  the type of deafness. 
D)  all of the other choices. 
E)  none of the other choices.

Question 14

AT&T provides a language line to law enforcement for direct interpretation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

_________ suggests that 10-codes be replaced with "plain English" communications.

Accepted Answer

A)  The Department of Homeland Security 
B)  The FBI 
C)  The IACP 
D)  LInX 
A)  The Department of Homeland Security 
B)  The FBI 
C)  The IACP 
D)  LInX

Question 16

Asking the court to not disclose an informant's identity is a form of ____________ privilege.

Accepted Answer

A)  conditional 
B)  vicarious 
C)  cooperative 
D)  absolute 
E)  incriminating 
A)  conditional 
B)  vicarious 
C)  cooperative 
D)  absolute 
E)  incriminating

Question 17

Sandoval's "Strategies to Avoid Interview Contamination" includes a Focus on Interview Environment that recommends

Accepted Answer

A)  location free of distractions. 
B)  that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject. 
C)  that two interviewers can build rapport more easily. 
D)  a location free of distractions and that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject. 
E)  a location free of distractions, that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject, and that two interviewers can build rapport more easily. 
A)  location free of distractions. 
B)  that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject. 
C)  that two interviewers can build rapport more easily. 
D)  a location free of distractions and that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject. 
E)  a location free of distractions, that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between interviewer and subject, and that two interviewers can build rapport more easily.

Question 18

Procedural safeguards to assure due process during interrogation resulted from

Accepted Answer

A)  Miranda v. Arizona. 
B)  Florida v. J.L. 
C)  Dickerson v. United States. 
D)  Alabama v. White. 
E)  Terry v. Ohio. 
A)  Miranda v. Arizona. 
B)  Florida v. J.L. 
C)  Dickerson v. United States. 
D)  Alabama v. White. 
E)  Terry v. Ohio.

Question 19

The Supreme Court in Hiibel v.Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada

Accepted Answer

A)  concluded that a person stopped for questioning may lawfully refuse to tell the police his or her name. 
B)  concluded that a suspect's refusal to give his or her name can warrant an arrest. 
C)  upheld a Nevada law that, during a Terry stop, a person need not answer any questions concerning his or her identity. 
D)  both concluded that a person stopped for questioning may lawfully refuse to tell the police his or her name and upheld a Nevada law that, during a Terry stop, a person need not answer any questions concerning his or her identity. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  concluded that a person stopped for questioning may lawfully refuse to tell the police his or her name. 
B)  concluded that a suspect's refusal to give his or her name can warrant an arrest. 
C)  upheld a Nevada law that, during a Terry stop, a person need not answer any questions concerning his or her identity. 
D)  both concluded that a person stopped for questioning may lawfully refuse to tell the police his or her name and upheld a Nevada law that, during a Terry stop, a person need not answer any questions concerning his or her identity. 
E)  none of the other choices.

Question 20

Using police terminology when interviewing or interrogating people

Accepted Answer

A)  creates an incriminating atmosphere. 
B)  increases officers' abilities to get the facts. 
C)  increases rapport and makes people feel more comfortable. 
D)  both increases officers' abilities to get the facts and rapport and makes people feel more comfortable. 
E)  none of the other choices. 
A)  creates an incriminating atmosphere. 
B)  increases officers' abilities to get the facts. 
C)  increases rapport and makes people feel more comfortable. 
D)  both increases officers' abilities to get the facts and rapport and makes people feel more comfortable. 
E)  none of the other choices.

A witness may be

The questioning of a hostile witness or suspect by officers trying to obtain facts related to a crime is called a/an _______________________.

A person who suffers along with a victim but is not actually harmed is known as a __________ victim.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -the planned questioning of a witness,victim,informant,or other person with information related to an incident or case

Effective police reports

Confessions obtained by force or under "inherently coercive" conditions are

The interview is a routine form of communication between law enforcement officers and citizens.

Information that need not be divulged to the police or the courts is known as _____________ information.

If,during police questioning,a suspect asks,"Do you think I ought to have a lawyer?" officers are required to immediately cease all questioning,as the courts have held this as an assertion of a suspect's right to legal counsel.

According to the Americans with Disabilities Act,an officer cannot interrogate an individual with a disability.

According to your text,when training officers to interview eyewitnesses,the officer should use what type of questions?

How a deaf person communicates depends on

AT&T provides a language line to law enforcement for direct interpretation.

_________ suggests that 10-codes be replaced with "plain English" communications.

Asking the court to not disclose an informant's identity is a form of ____________ privilege.

Sandoval's "Strategies to Avoid Interview Contamination" includes a Focus on Interview Environment that recommends

Procedural safeguards to assure due process during interrogation resulted from

The Supreme Court in Hiibel v.Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada

Using police terminology when interviewing or interrogating people

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Exam 2: Communication: The Foundation Of Police Operations

A witness may be

The questioning of a hostile witness or suspect by officers trying to obtain facts related to a crime is called a/an _______________________.

A person who suffers along with a victim but is not actually harmed is known as a __________ victim.

MATCHING Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match. -the planned questioning of a witness,victim,informant,or other person with information related to an incident or case

Effective police reports

Confessions obtained by force or under "inherently coercive" conditions are

The interview is a routine form of communication between law enforcement officers and citizens.

Information that need not be divulged to the police or the courts is known as _____________ information.

If,during police questioning,a suspect asks,"Do you think I ought to have a lawyer?" officers are required to immediately cease all questioning,as the courts have held this as an assertion of a suspect's right to legal counsel.

According to the Americans with Disabilities Act,an officer cannot interrogate an individual with a disability.

According to your text,when training officers to interview eyewitnesses,the officer should use what type of questions?

How a deaf person communicates depends on

AT&T provides a language line to law enforcement for direct interpretation.

_________ suggests that 10-codes be replaced with "plain English" communications.

Asking the court to not disclose an informant's identity is a form of ____________ privilege.

Sandoval's "Strategies to Avoid Interview Contamination" includes a Focus on Interview Environment that recommends

Procedural safeguards to assure due process during interrogation resulted from

The Supreme Court in Hiibel v.Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada

Using police terminology when interviewing or interrogating people

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Operational Skills: Performing Within The Law

Patrol: The Backbone Of Police Operations

Traffic: Policing In A Country On The Move

Crime, Disorder, And Quality-of-life Issues: Responding To The Call

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Terrorism: From Hometown Security To Homeland Security

Criminal Investigation

Responding To Children And Juveniles: Our Nation’s Future

Gangs And Drugs: Two National Threats

The Importance Of Physical And Mental Health: Getting The Job And Keeping Fit For Duty

Liability And Ethics: Is It Legal? Is It Moral?

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