Question 1

Excessive physical assaults that likely result in injury or even possible death are physical .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Excessive physical assaults that likely result in...

Question 2

Police officers are trained to use only the level of force required by the situation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What happens if impact munitions are used from an inappropriate distance?

Accepted Answer

A)  The mechanism jams or malfunctions. 
B)  They may injure the officer using them. 
C)  They may be ineffective or deadly. 
D)  The officer is at greater risk from the suspect. 
A)  The mechanism jams or malfunctions. 
B)  They may injure the officer using them. 
C)  They may be ineffective or deadly. 
D)  The officer is at greater risk from the suspect.

Question 4

Since the U.S. Supreme Courtʹs Miranda decision,

Accepted Answer

A)  more suspects have confessed willingly. 
B)  police have more latitude in seeking a confession. 
C)  police have a more difficult time securing confessions. 
D)  police are not required to seek a confession. 
A)  more suspects have confessed willingly. 
B)  police have more latitude in seeking a confession. 
C)  police have a more difficult time securing confessions. 
D)  police are not required to seek a confession.

Question 5

A TASER is an example of a(n) energy device, a class of less -lethal weapons.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A TASER is an example of a(n)...

Question 6

In the legal standard for determining the threat a suspect poses and whether to use deadly force, the suspectʹs past conduct is not universally accepted as an appropriate consideration.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

When can officers be considered verbally abusive?

Accepted Answer

A)  when they use a harsh tone and commands instead of requests 
B)  when they use swear words or profane language 
C)  when they say anything that goes beyond standards of acceptability 
D)  when they speak loudly and insistently 
A)  when they use a harsh tone and commands instead of requests 
B)  when they use swear words or profane language 
C)  when they say anything that goes beyond standards of acceptability 
D)  when they speak loudly and insistently

Question 8

When were less-lethal weapons introduced into American law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

A)  1974 
B)  1987 
C)  1995 
D)  2001 
A)  1974 
B)  1987 
C)  1995 
D)  2001

Question 9

The use of physical restraint by a police officer when dealing with a member of the public is called

Accepted Answer

A)  display of force. 
B)  act of force. 
C)  demonstration of force. 
D)  use of force. 
A)  display of force. 
B)  act of force. 
C)  demonstration of force. 
D)  use of force.

Question 10

When the police initiate contact with a citizen, officers are less likely to use force.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

TASERs have three modes: probe, touch stun, and distance stun.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

What a bystander thinks is police brutality may actually reflect department policy in response to a resistant suspect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Summarize the suggested management of suicide by cop situations.

Accepted Answer

Students should list these six suggestio

Question 14

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer
response in the right-hand column.
-Column 1: resistant (active) 
Column 2: compliance techniques

Accepted Answer

compliance

Question 15

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer
response in the right-hand column.
-Column 1: assaultive (physical injury) 
Column 2: defensive tactics

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match the suspect action in the left-hand...

Question 16

Legal abuse is defined as any violation of a personʹs constitutional, federally protected, or state -protected rights.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The group that studied the structure and operation of the LAPD and found ʺrepeat offendersʺ in the area of excessive force was known as the Commission.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The group that studied the structure and...

Question 18

Changes came to the Los Angeles Police Department after the beating of .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Changes came to the Los Angeles Police...

Question 19

A range of options that involve lesser to greater amounts of officer force are known as a

Accepted Answer

A)  force list. 
B)  force range. 
C)  force continuum. 
D)  force description. 
A)  force list. 
B)  force range. 
C)  force continuum. 
D)  force description.

Question 20

FBI agents are encouraged to try to disable moving vehicles to prevent serious damage or death.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Excessive physical assaults that likely result in injury or even possible death are physical .

Police officers are trained to use only the level of force required by the situation.

What happens if impact munitions are used from an inappropriate distance?

Since the U.S. Supreme Courtʹs Miranda decision,

A TASER is an example of a(n) energy device, a class of less -lethal weapons.

In the legal standard for determining the threat a suspect poses and whether to use deadly force, the suspectʹs past conduct is not universally accepted as an appropriate consideration.

When can officers be considered verbally abusive?

When were less-lethal weapons introduced into American law enforcement?

The use of physical restraint by a police officer when dealing with a member of the public is called

When the police initiate contact with a citizen, officers are less likely to use force.

TASERs have three modes: probe, touch stun, and distance stun.

What a bystander thinks is police brutality may actually reflect department policy in response to a resistant suspect.

Summarize the suggested management of suicide by cop situations.

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer response in the right-hand column. -Column 1: resistant (active) Column 2: compliance techniques

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer response in the right-hand column. -Column 1: assaultive (physical injury) Column 2: defensive tactics

Legal abuse is defined as any violation of a personʹs constitutional, federally protected, or state -protected rights.

The group that studied the structure and operation of the LAPD and found ʺrepeat offendersʺ in the area of excessive force was known as the Commission.

Changes came to the Los Angeles Police Department after the beating of .

A range of options that involve lesser to greater amounts of officer force are known as a

FBI agents are encouraged to try to disable moving vehicles to prevent serious damage or death.

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organization

Becoming a COP

Police Sub-Culture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Core Police Functions

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern ERA

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Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance, Ethics, and Professionalism

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Exam 13: The Use of Force

Excessive physical assaults that likely result in injury or even possible death are physical .

Police officers are trained to use only the level of force required by the situation.

What happens if impact munitions are used from an inappropriate distance?

Since the U.S. Supreme Courtʹs Miranda decision,

A TASER is an example of a(n) energy device, a class of less -lethal weapons.

In the legal standard for determining the threat a suspect poses and whether to use deadly force, the suspectʹs past conduct is not universally accepted as an appropriate consideration.

When can officers be considered verbally abusive?

When were less-lethal weapons introduced into American law enforcement?

The use of physical restraint by a police officer when dealing with a member of the public is called

When the police initiate contact with a citizen, officers are less likely to use force.

TASERs have three modes: probe, touch stun, and distance stun.

What a bystander thinks is police brutality may actually reflect department policy in response to a resistant suspect.

Summarize the suggested management of suicide by cop situations.

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer response in the right-hand column. -Column 1: resistant (active) Column 2: compliance techniques

Match the suspect action in the left-hand column, which escalates along the use-of-force continuum, with the officer response in the right-hand column. -Column 1: assaultive (physical injury) Column 2: defensive tactics

Legal abuse is defined as any violation of a personʹs constitutional, federally protected, or state -protected rights.

The group that studied the structure and operation of the LAPD and found ʺrepeat offendersʺ in the area of excessive force was known as the Commission.

Changes came to the Los Angeles Police Department after the beating of .

A range of options that involve lesser to greater amounts of officer force are known as a

FBI agents are encouraged to try to disable moving vehicles to prevent serious damage or death.

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organization

Becoming a COP

Police Sub-Culture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Core Police Functions

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern ERA

Policing and the Law

Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance, Ethics, and Professionalism

Filters