Use Of Force 5

What case-law states an officer doesn't have to gamble with their lives?

• Erin v. Lieberman

• Erickson v. Loveland

• Eliot v. Leavitt

• Eckelson v. Levi

What case-law states an officer does not have to use the least intrusive level of force only a reasonable one?

• Plakas v. Drinski

• Porter v. Doug

• Peterson v. Davis

• Parker v. Davis

The science of personal space is defined as what?

• intimatics

• proximity circle

• personal bubble

• proxemics

To help in keeping the integrity of a crime scene what should you do?

• separate witnesses

• locate witnesses

• identify witnesses

• B and C

• A, B and C

When writing reports, do not refer to yourself as the 'responding officer', write the report from which perspective?

• 2nd person

• 1st person

• 3rd person

• narrator

As officers, we write reports to _____ an event and response taken by the officer.

• bare eyewitness to

• unofficially document

• officially document

• keep track of

What is essential to ensure accuracy and retaining of facts or later review in both report writing and courtroom testimony?

• notarized statements

• good field notes

• witness testimonies

• untainted witness

In every report, an officer should explain what they observed with what?

• judgments and opinions

• opinions and facts

• facts, not judgments or opinions

• facts and judgments

When writing a report, abbreviations can results in _____ when two people have different interpretations.

• corroboration

• verification

• confusion

• clarification

The ABCDEF method is used for organizing your field notes. What does it stand for?

• Activity

  Booking

  Clarification

  Delivery

  Education

  Format

• Allocation

  Bringing together

  Collection

  Derive

  Etiquette

  Familiarity

• Actions

  Behavior

  Communication

  Descriptions

  Evidence

  Final disposition

• Abnormality

  Blocking

  Case-law

  Definition

  Equilibrium

  Formality