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1. THE CONDITION OF THE HUMAN ORGANISM THAT CONSIST OF ITS HEALTH AND DISEASE STATUS & RISK POTENTIAL
a. Ergonomics
b. Wellness
c. Fitness
d. Physiology |
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2. ACCORDING TO THE OCCUPATIONS CODE, A PERSON LICENSED AS A PEACE OFFICER MUST COMPLETE 40 HOURS OF LEGISLATIVELY REQUIRED CONTINUING EDUCATION TRAINING ONCE EVERY ___. (SEC 217.11)
A. 12 Months
B. 24 Months
C. 36 Months
D. 48 Months |
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3. ACCORDING TO COMMISSION RULES, IF A LICENSEE'S NAME IS CHANGED FOR ANY REASON, SUCH AS MARRIAGE, DIVORCE, OR OTHER COURT ACTION, IT MUST BE REPORTED TO THE COMMISSION WITHIN ___ DAYS. (211.27)
a. 60
b. 50
c. 40
d. 30 |
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4. ACCORDING TO COMMISSION RULES, IF A CURRENT LICENSE HOLDER IS ARRESTED FOR ANY OFFENSE ABOVE A CLASS C MISDEMEANOR, THE LICENSE HOLDER SHALL REPORT THE FACTS OF THE ARREST TO THE COMMISSION WITHIN ___ DAYS (211.27)
a. 30
b. 60
c. 90
d. 180 |
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5. ACCORDING TO COMMISSION RULES, THE LICENSE OF ANY LICENSEE WHO DOES NOT MEET THE LEGISLATIVELY REQUIRED CONTINUING EDUCATION BY THE EXPIRATION DATE WILL ___ (217.11)
a. Terminate
b. Lapse
c. Expire
d. Defer |
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6. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN ADVANTAGE OF HAVING THE PROFESSIONAL MODEL FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT? (2-25 OBJ)
a. Increased cost of training and development
b. Opportunity for educational benefits
c. More effective problem-solving techniques
d. Limited entry-level opportunities for people form lower socioeconomic segments |
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7. THE EXPRESSION OF USE OF FACTS WITHOUT DISTORTION BY PERSONAL FEELINGS OR PREJUDICES IS THE DEFINITION OF ___ (7/25 OBJ)
a. Professionalism
b. Ethical Integrity
c. Objectivity
d. Courage |
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8.INVESTIGATIONS RELATING TO THE DEPRIOCATION OF CIVIL RIGHTS UNDER COLOR OF LAW ARE USUALLY CONDUCTED BY THE ___. (3.3.2)
a. FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
b. UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL
c. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
d. ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS |
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10. THE 6TH AMEND. TO THE US CONSTITUTION ___. ( 4.1.7)
a. Provides the right to bail
b. Established the "due process of law" doctrine
c. Gives the right to trial, open to the public
d. Establishes the powers of the state |
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9. ACCORDING TO THE PENAL CODE, A PUBLIC SERVANT ACTING UNDER THE COLOR OF OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT COMMITS THE OFFENSE OF OFFICIAL OPPRESSION IF THE PUBLIC SERVANT ___. (PC 39.03)
a. Intentionally subjects another to sexual harassment
b. Aids another in acquiring personal property
c. Coerces another with intent to obtain a benefit
d. Intentionally includes a report of facts known to the person to be false |
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11. CRUEL & UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT ARE PROHIBITED BY WHICH AMENDMENT? (4.1.7)
a. 5
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8 |
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12. ACCORDING TO THE ___ AMEND. OF THE US CONSTITUTION, POWERS NOT SPECIFICALLY RESERVED TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ARE RESERVED TO THE STATE GOVERNMENT. (4.1.7)
a. 4
b. 9
c. 10
d. 14 |
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13. ACCORDING TO THE CCP A ___ IS AN ORDER ISSUED BY A JUDGE DIRECTED TO ANY HAVING A PERSON IN THEIR CUSTODY, COMMANDING THEM TO PRODUCE SUCH PERSON AND SHOW WHY THEY ARE IN CUSTODY. (CCP 11.01)
a. Writ of Sequestration
b. Writ of Attachment
c. Writ of Habeas Corpus
d. Remander of Custody |
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14. WHICH COURT CASE AFFIRMED A PERSONS RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH?
a. MIRANDA V. ARIZONA
b. DURAN V. CITY OF DOUGLAS
c. TENNESSEE V. GARNER
d. RUIZ V. ESTELLE |
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15. THE 5TH AMENDMENT TO THE US CONSTITUTION GIVES CITIZENS THE PROTECTION FROM ___. (4.1.7)
a. Unreasonable Searches
b. Quartering of Troops
c. Excessive Bail
d. Self - Incrimination
a. Unreasonable Searches
b. Quartering of Troops
c. Excessive Bail
d. Self - Incrimination |
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16. THE ___ AMENDMENT LIMITS THE LEVEL OF FORCE THAT MAY BE USED TO REASONABLE FORCE. (4.1.7)
a. 4
b. 5
c. 8
d. 14 |
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17. THE PRIMARY COMPONENTS OF THE AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ARE ___ (4.3.1)
a. Probation, Parole, Correctional
b. Police, Courts, Correctional
c. Local, State, Federal Police
d. Police, Prosecution, Courts |
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18. ___ IS LAW THAT DEFINES THE PERSONAL & PROPERTY RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS. (4.3.3)
a. Civil Law
b. Criminal Law
c. Tort
d. Mediation |
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19. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A MAGISTRATE? (2.09)
a. Recorders of incorporated cities
b. Justice of the Peace
c. Supreme Court Justices
d. District Attorneys |
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20. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE NOT TEXAS PEACE OFFICERS? (2.12)
a. Investigators of the District Attorneys office
b. Law Enforcement Agents of the ABC
c. Arson Investigators of a city, county, or state
d. Special Agents of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms |
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21. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS DOES NOT ___. (4.04)
a. Issue writ of habeas corpus
b. Hear cases involving death penalty
c. Review decisions of civil cases
d. Review decisions of criminal cases |
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22. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, THE ___ COURTS SHALL HAVE ORIGINAL JURISDICTION OF ALL MISDEMEANORS OF WHICH EXCLUSIVE ORIGINAL JURISDICTION IS NOT GIVEN TO THE JUSTICE COURT, AND WHEN THE FINE TO BE IMPOSED SHALL EXCEED $500. (4.04)
a. County
b. District
c. Municipal
d. Juvenile |
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23. ACCORDING TO CCP, A PEACE OFFICER WHO INVESTIGATES A FAMILY VIOLENCE ALLEGATION OR WHO RESPONDS TO A DISTURBANCE CALL THAT MAY INVOLVE FAMILY VIOLENCE SHALL ADVISE ANY POSSIBLE ADULT VICTIM OF ALL REASONABLE MEANS TO PREVENT FURTHER FAMILY VIOLENCE, INCLUDING ___. (5.04)
a. Making an arrest without warrant
b. Calling in assistance from domestic violence experts
c. Giving written notice of victim's legal rights
d. Giving written notice of an offender's legal rights |
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24. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A USE OF FORCE OPTION FOR DISPERSING A RIOT? (8.04)
a. Command the group to disperse
b. Arrest the persons involved with a warrant
c. Arrest the persons involved without a warrant
d. Use any degree of force |
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25. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, AN AFFIDAVIT MADE BEFORE A MAGISTRATE CHARGING THE COMMISSION OF AN OFFENSE IS CALLED A/AN ___. (15.04)
a. Warrant
b. Complaint
c. Information
d. Capias |
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26. ACCORDING TO THE CCP, THE SECURITY GIVEN BY THE ACCUSED THAT HE WILL APPEAR AND ANSWER BEFORE THE PROPER COURT THE ACCUSATION BROUGHT AGAINST HIM IS KNOWN AS ___. (17.01)
a. Commitment
b. Promissory
c. Bail
d. Bond |
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27. A WRITTEN STATEMENT OF A GRADY JURY ACCUSING A PERSON OF AN OFFENSE IS A/AM ___ (21.01)
a. Complaint
b. Indictment
c. Information
d. Affidavit |
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28. A PERSON IS ARRESTED WHEN THE PERSON HAS BEEN ___ (15.22)
a. Lawfully detained
b. Taken into custody
c. Unlawfully detained
d. Stopped and Identified |
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29. A WRITTEN STATEMENT THAT IS FILED AND PRESENTED ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF TEXAS BY A DISTRICT ATTORNEY THAT CHARGES A PERSON WITH AN OFFENSE THAT MAY BE PROSECUTED ACCORDING TO LAW IS CALLED A/AN ___ (21.20)
a. Indictment
b. Information
c. Complaint
d. Attachment |
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30. A PEACE OFFICER FROM ANOTHER STATE MAY PURSUE A FEELING PERSON INTO TEXAS AND ARREST THEM THERE, IF THE PERSON IS SUSPECTED OF COMMITTING ___ (14.03/51.13)
a. Felony
b. Misdemeanor punishable by jail
c. State jail offense
d. Capital offense |
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31. THE TIME ALLOWED FOR THE EXECUTION OF A SEARCH WARRANT SHALL BE ___ WHOLE DAYS, EXCLUSIVE OF THE DAY OF ISSUANCE AND THE DAY OF ITS EXECUTION (18.07)
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. 6 |
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32. WHICH COURT HAS ORIGINAL JURISDICTION OVER ALL FELONY CASES?
a. District Court
b. County Criminal Court
c. Court of Criminal Appeals
d. Supreme Court |
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33. WHAT IS A WRIT ISSUED BY A COURT DIRECTING ANY PEACE OFFICER IN THE STATE, COMMANDING HIM TO ARREST A PERSON ACCUSED OF AN OFFENSE AND BRING HIM BEFORE THAT COURT IMMEDIATELY CALLED (23.01)
a. Attachment
b. Commitment
c. Capias
d. Arrest warrant |
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34. APPEALS FROM THE JUSTICE COURT ARE HEARD BY THE ___ COURT (4.08)
a. County
b. District
c. Appeals
d. Criminal Appeals |
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36. WHAT IS A LAW ENFORCEMENT INITIATED ACTION BASED ON AN INDIVIDUALS ETHNICITY OR NATIONAL ORIGIN RATHER THAN THE INDIVIDUALS BEHAVIOR (3.05)
a. Selective Enforcement
b. Racial Profiling
c. Cultural Bias
d. Ethnocentrism |
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37. WHENEVER A PEACE OFFICER MEETS WITH RESISTANCE IN DISCHARGING ANY DUTY IMPOSED ON HIM BY LAW, HE ___ COMMAND A SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF CITIZENS OF HIS COUNTY TO OVER COME THE RESISTANCE (2.14)
a. May
b. Shall
c. Can
d. Will |
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35. WHAT IS THE TERM FOR A WRITTEN ORDER FROM A MAGISTRATE, DIRECTED TO A PEACE OFFICER, COMMANDING THEM TO TAKE THE BODY OF THE PERSON ACCUSED OF AN OFFENSE, TO BE DEALT WITH ACCORDING TO LAW (15.01)
a. Capias
b. Search Warrant
c. Arrest Warrant
d. Attachment |
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38. ___ CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST WHEN THERE IS NOT ENOUGH TIME TO OBTAIN A WARRANT AND THE OFFICER MUST ESTABLISH PROBABLE CAUSE
a. Emergency
b. Reasonable
c. Special
d. Exclusionary |
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39. THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY PRESENT DURING QUESTIONING WAS AFFIRMED BY ___ (4.1.6)
a. Mapp V. Ohio
b. Terry V. Ohio
c. Miranda V. Arizona
d. Colorado V. Beltane C |
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40. PERSONS FOUND IS SUSPICIOUS PLACES, AND UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH REASONABLE SHOW THAT SUCH PERSON ARE ABOUT TO COMMIT SOME OFFENSE AGAINST THE LAWS MAY ___ (14.03)
a. Not be arrested without a warrant
b. Be arrested without a warrant
c. Only be arrested with a warrant
d. Only be detained for a short time |
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41. A PEACE OFFICER OR ANY OTHER PERSON, MAY, WITHOUT WARRANT, ARREST AN OFFENDER WHEN THE OFFENSE IS COMMITTED IN THEIR PRESENCE OR WITHIN THEIR VIEW IS THE OFFENSE IS CLASSIFIED AS A ___ (14.01)
a. Felony
b. Tort
c. Civil Matter
d. Any violation of the law |
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42. In US V. Carroll, the supreme court upheld an officers right to search a vehicles trunk when the officers have ___
a. Search warrant
b. Reasonable suspicion
c. Probable cause
d. Inventory privilege |
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43. UNDER TEMPORARY DETENTION, A PERSON ___ BE REQUIRED TO IDENTIFY HIMSELF.
a. Cannot
b. Will
c. Should
d. Shall |
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44. THE ACT OF KEEPING BACK, OR WITHHOLDING, BY DESIGN, A PERSON, IS THE DEFINITION OF ___
a. Incarceration
b. Sentencing
c. Detention
d. Custody |
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45. THE RIGHT OF OFFICERS TO SEARCH IMMEDIATE AREA OF CONTROL IN A SEARCH INCIDENT TO AN ARREST Was IN ___
a. Terry V. Ohio
b. Chimel V. Cali
c. Schmerber V. Cali
d. Brown V. Texas |
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46. A SEARCH WARRANT IS A WRITTEN ORDER, ISSUED BY A MAGISTRATE AND DIRECTED TO A PEACE OFFICER, COMMANDING HIM TO ___ (18.01)
a. Provide said contraband for use during any show-cause hearing
b. Seize listed property and secure same in an approved storage facility
c. Search for any property or thing and seize the same
d. Search for listed suspects and arrest the same |
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47. HOLDING A PERSON FOR A LIMITED TIME WHO, AS YET, IS NOT ANSWERABLE TO A CRIMINAL OFFENSE IS ___
a. Temporary detention
b. Probable Cause
c. Lawful Restraint
d. Limited Suspicion |
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48. IF A ___ FROM ANOTHER STATE COMES IN OR PASSES THROUGH A STATE UNDER AN ORDER DIRECTING HIM TO ATTEND AND TESTIFY IN THIS OR ANOTHER STATE, HE IS NOT SUBJECT TO ARREST OR THE SERVICE OF CIVIL OR CRIMINAL PROCESS BECAUSE OF ANY ACT COMMITTED PRIOR TO HIS ARRIVAL IN THIS STATE UNDER THE ORDER (24.28)
a. Defendant
b. Legislator
c. Witness
d. Officer |
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49. AN OFFICER MUST HAVE ___ TO BELIEVE THE PROPERTY IS STOLEN TO JUSTIFY SEIZURE OF THE PROPERTY (18.16)
a. Probable Cause
b. Reasonable Ground
c. Exigent Circumstances
d. Rational Suspicion |
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50. A PEACE OFFICER MAY ARREST, WITHOUT A WARRANT, WHEN A FELONY OR BREACH OF THE PEACE HAS BEEN COMMITTED IN PRESENCE OR WITHIN VIEW OF A ___ AND SUCH PERSON VERBALLY ORDERS THE ARREST OF THE OFFENDER. (14.02)
a. Private Person
b. County Commissioner
c. City Council Member
d. Magistrate |
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51. ___ EXIST WHEN THE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES KNOWN TO THE OFFICER WOULD WARRANT A PRUDENT MAN BELIEVING THAT AN OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED.
a. Articulable suspicion
b. Mere suspicion
c. Probable cause
d. Reasonable cause |
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52. WHAT IS THE ACTUAL FORCIBLE DETENTION OF A PERSON AND OTHER COERCIVE MEASURES TO DETAIN HIM WITHIN CERTAIN LIMITS (11.21)
a. Temporary detention
b. Restraint
c. Arrest
d. Constructive Custody |
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53. WHICH US CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS THE PRIMARY FOCUS OF THE MIRANDA V. ARIZONA CASE?
a. 6
b. 5
c. 4
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51. ___ EXIST WHEN THE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES KNOWN TO THE OFFICER WOULD WARRANT A PRUDENT MAN BELIEVING THAT AN OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED.
a. Articulable suspicion
b. Mere suspicion
c. Probable cause
d. Reasonable cause |
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52. WHAT IS THE ACTUAL FORCIBLE DETENTION OF A PERSON AND OTHER COERCIVE MEASURES TO DETAIN HIM WITHIN CERTAIN LIMITS (11.21)
a. Temporary detention
b. Restraint
c. Arrest
d. Constructive Custody |
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53. WHICH US CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS THE PRIMARY FOCUS OF THE MIRANDA V. ARIZONA CASE?
a. 6
b. 5
c. 4
d. 3 |
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54. A CITIZEN MAN, WITHOUT WARRANT, ARREST AN OFFENDER WHEN THE OFFENSE COMMITTED WITHIN THEIR VIEW IS A ___ (14.01)
a. Felony
b. Traffic Violation
c. Misdemeanor
d. Violation of City Ordinance |
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55. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING, OCCURRING IN THE PRESENCE OF AN OFFICER, REQUIRES AND ARREST, EVEN WITHOUT A WARRANT? (14.03)
a. An individual is intoxicated
b. A person is threatening to commit an offense
c. There is a person the officer has probable cause to believe is violating a protective order
d. There is a child violating a city ordinance |
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56. A PEACE OFFICER MAY BREAK DOWN THE DOOR OF ANY HOUSE FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING AN ARREST ID HE HAS BEEN REFUSED ADMITTANCE AFTER GIVING NOTICE OF HIS AUTHORITY AND PURPOSE UNDER WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES (15.25)
a. Felony
b. Misdemeanor
c. Traffic Offense
d. Exigent Circumstances |
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57. THE POISONOUS TREE DOCTRINE, WHICH DISPLAYS THE NOTION THAT EVIDENCE OBTAINED AFTER ILLEGAL GOVERNMENT ACTION WILL BE EXCLUDED FROM EVIDENCE, WAS AFFIRMED IN ___ (7.1.14)
a. US V. Robinson
b. Cali V. Greenwood
c. Won Sun V. US
d. Michigan V. Long |
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58. YOU CAN FRISK IF THERE IS ___ THAT THE SUSPECT MAY BE IN POSSESSION OF A WEAPON (7.1.7)
a. Reasonable fear
b. Mere justification
c. Reasonable Evidence
d. Mere suspicion |
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59. When a search is conducted after lawful arrest, within immediate control and contemporaneous with the arrest, the search is justified under ___ to lawful arrest (7.1.11)
a. Warrant
b. Search
c. Incidental
d. Execution |
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60. WHAT IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED TO BE THAT AREA OF OPEN SPACE SURROUNDING A DWELLING, WHICH IS SO IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE DWELLING THAT IT IS PART OF THE HOUSE (7.1.13)
a. Open Field
b. Curtilage
c. Encumbrance
d. Continuance |
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61. WHAT IS NOT PART OF THE ELEMENTS OF AN OFFENSE (1.07)
a. Admission of Guilt
b. Forbidden Conduct
c. Required Culpability
d. Any required result |
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62. IN THE CASE OF AN "EXCEPTION TO AN OFFENSE" THE BURDEN OF PROOF LIES WITH THE ___ (2.02)
a. Defense Attorney
b. Grand Jury
c. Prosecuting Attorney
d. Plaintiff |
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63. A PERSON ACTS ___, WITH RESPECT TO THE NATURE OF THEIR CONDUCT, WHEN IT IS THE CONSCIOUS OBJECTIVE OR DESIRE TO ENGAGE IN THE CONDUCT OR CAUSE THE RESULT (6.03)
a. Knowingly
b. Intentionally
c. Criminal Negligence
d. Recklessly |
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67. IN ORDER TO PROVE A CASE OF PUBLIC INTOXICATION, A PERSON MUST ___ (49.02)
a. Appear in a public place while intoxicated
b. Appear in a public place while intoxicated to a degree the person may endanger himself or another
c. Appear in a public place while smelling strongly of alcohol
d. Appear in a public place while intoxicated and disorderly |
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68. A PERSON IS IN THE PROCESS OF ROBBING A STORE WHEN A CUSTOMER ENTERS ANS IS SHOW AND KILLED BY THE PERSON. WHEN IS MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE COMMITTED (19.03)
a. Criminal negligent homicide
b. Murder
c. Manslaughter
d. Capital Murder |
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69. A PERSON ABDUCTS A CHILD AND DEMANDS A RANSOM FOR THE CHILDS RELEASE. THE PERSON GETS SCARED AND RELEASES THE CHILD UNHARMED. ACCORDING TO THE PENAL CODE, WHAT IS THE MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE COMMITTED (20.04)
a. Kidnapping
b. Aggravated Kidnapping
c. Unlawful Restraint
d. Interference with Child Custody |
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70. WHAT OFFENSE IS COMMITTED WHEN A PERSON THREATENS TO HARM ANOTHER, BY AN UNLAWFUL ACT, ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR SERVICE AS A WITNESS OR PUBLIC SERVANT? (36.06)
a. Tampering with a witness
b. Jury Tampering
c. Obstruction/Retaliation
d. Official Oppression |
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71. A PERSON CAUSES AN EXPLOSION WITH INTENT TO DESTROY OR DAMAGE, AND IS RECKLESS ABOUT WHETHER THE EXPLOSION WILL ENDANGER THE LIFE OF SOME INDIVIDUAL. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (28.02)
a. Criminal Mischief
b. Reckless Damage or destruction
c. Aggravated Assault
d. Arson |
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72. A PERSON WHO, IN THE COURSE OF COMMITTING THEFT, INTENTIONALLY, KNOWINGLY, OR RECKLESSLY CAUSES BI TO ANOTHER, OR PLACES ANOTHER IN FEAR OF IMMINENT BI OR DEATH HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (29.02)
a. Assault
b. Robbery
c. Agg. Robbery
d. Manslaughter |
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73. A PERSON KNOWINGLY CAUSES SBI TO ANOTHER IN THE COURSE OF COMMITTING THEFT. WHAT IS THE MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE (29.03)
a. Burglary
b. Robbery
c. Agg. Theft
d. Agg. Robbery |
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74. A PERSON BREAKS INTO AN ATTACHED GARAGE, BREAKS INTO A VEHICLE PARKED IN THE GARAGE, AND STEALS $1500 COMPUTER FROM THE BACK SEAT. WHAT IS THE MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE (30.02)
a. Burglary
b. Burglary of a Vehicle
c. Theft over $1000
d. Criminal Trespass |
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75. A PERSON COMMITS THE OFFENSE OF THEFT IF THEY ___ APPROPRIATE PROPERTY WITH INTENT TO DEPRIVE THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY (31.03)
a. Willingly
b. Intentionally
c. Unlawfully
d. Knowingly |
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76. A PERSON REMOVES A $450 PRICE TAG FROM A RETAIL ITEM, REPLACES IT WITH A $200 PRICE TAG AND PAYS THE LOWER PRICE. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED THE OFFENSE OF (32.47
a. Fraud. Destruction, removal, or concealment or writing
b. Misapplication of fiduciary property
c. False statement to obtain property or credit
d. Securing execution of document by deception |
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77. A PERSON STEALS A CREDIT CARD WITH THE INTENT TO USE IT. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (32.31)
a. Theft
b. Credit Card Abuse
c. Forgery
d. Fraud. Transfer of a credit Card |
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78. A PERSON KNOWINGLY PREVENTS A WRIT FROM BEING SERVED IN A CIVIL CASE. ACCORDING TO THE PENAL CODE, WHAT OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED (38.16)
a. Hindering proceedings by disorderly conduct
b. Preventing execution of civil process
c. Interference of public duties
d. Barratry |
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79. A PERSON ENTERS THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING AND BEGINS TO SHOUT OBSCENITIES. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (42.05)
a. Disrupting meeting or precession
b. Disorderly conduct
c. Riot
d. Harassment |
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80. A PERSON WHO KNOWINGLY SOLICITS ANOTHER TO ENGAGE IN SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH ANOTHER PERSON FOR COMPENSATION COMMITS THE OFFENSE OF ___ (43.03)
a. Prostitution
b. Promotion of prostitution
c. Aggravated promotion of prostitution
d. Compelling prostitution |
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81. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY OPERATES OR PARTICIPATES IN THE EARNINGS OF A GAMBLING PLACE HAS COMMITTED THE OFFENSE OF ___ (47.03)
a. Keeping a gambling place
b. Gambling
c. Gambling promotion
d. Bookmaking |
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82. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF A DEADLY WEAPON (1.07)
a. Any explosive or incendiary bomb
b. Any bladed hand instrument that is capable of inflicting SBI
c. Anything, that in its manner of intended use, is capable of causing SBI
d. Any firearm that is designed to be fired with one hand |
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83. ALL PERSONS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT, AND NO PERSON MAY BE CONVICTED OF AN OFFENSE UNLESS EACH ELEMENT OF THE OFFENSE IS PROVEN ___ (2.01)
a. Preponderance of the evidence
b. Beyond a reasonable doubt
c. Legally competent evidence
d. To a moral certainty |
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84. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS IS NOT PERMITTED TO CARRY ON OR ABOUT THEIR PERSON A HANDGUN
a. Person on the persons own premise
b. A person carrying a large sum of money
c. Person who is traveling
d. Member of the armed forces in the actual discharge of official duty |
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85. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY OR KNOWINGLY ABDUCTS ANOTHER PERSON WITH THE INTENT TO USE THEM AS A SHIELD OR HOSTAGE. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (20.04)
a. False imprisonment
b. Agg. False imprisonment
c. Kidnapping
d. Agg. Kidnapping |
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86. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY OR KNOWINGLY RESTRAINS ANOTHER PERSON. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (20.02)
a. Agg. False Imprisonment
b. Unlawful Restraint
c. Kidnapping
d. Agg. Kidnapping |
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87. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY OR KNOWINGLY ADDUCTS ANOTHER PERSON. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (20.03)
a. Unlawful Restraint
b. Kidnapping
c. Agg. Kidnapping
d. Unlawful Transport |
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88. A PERSON ENGAGED IN SEXUAL CONTACT WITH A CHILD YOUNGER THAN 17 WHO IS NOT THEIR SPOUSE AND IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OLDER THAN THE CHILD. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (21.11)
a. Indecent Exposure
b. Sexual Assault
c. Agg. Sex. Assault
d. Indecency with a child |
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89. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY, KNOWINGLY, OR RECKLESSLY CAUSES BI TO ANOTHER INCLUDING THE PERSONS SPOUSE, THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE
a. Assault
b. Agg. Assault
c. Deadly Assault
d. Sex. Assault |
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90. A PERSON INTENTIONALLY OR KNOWINGLY CAUSES THE DEATH OF AN INDIVIDUAL. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (19.02)
a. Involuntary Manslaughter
b. Capital Murder
c. Murder
d. Voluntary Manslaughter |
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91. A PERSON RECKLESSLY CAUSES THE DEATH OF AN INDIVIDUAL. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE (19.04)
a. Capital Murder
b. Murder
c. Negligent Homicide
d. Manslaughter |
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92. A PERSON OPERATES AN AMUSEMENT RIDE WHILE INTOXICATED. AND BY REASON OF THAT INTOX. CAUSES THE DEATH OF ANOTHER BY ACCIDENT OR MISTAKE. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE
a. Intox. Manslaughter
b. Negligent Homicide
c. Murder
d. Capital Murder |
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92. A PERSON OPERATES AN AMUSEMENT RIDE WHILE INTOXICATED. AND BY REASON OF THAT INTOX. CAUSES THE DEATH OF ANOTHER BY ACCIDENT OR MISTAKE. THE PERSON HAS COMMITTED WHAT OFFENSE
a. Intox. Manslaughter
b. Negligent Homicide
c. Murder
d. Capital Murder |
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93. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A SHORT BARREL FIREARM
a. Rifle with 16" barrel
b. Shotgun with an 18" barrel
c. Shotgun with an overall length of less than 26"
d. Rifle with overall length of more than 26" |
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94. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT FOLLOWED IN SECTION 46.02 UNLAWFULLY CARRYING OF WEAPONS
a. Handgun
b. Shotgun
c. Club
d. Illegal Knife |
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95. A PERSON, NOT THE OPERATOR, KNOWINGLY POSSESSES AN OPEN CONTAINER IN THE PASSENGER AREA OF A MOTOR VEHICLE THAT IS LOCATED ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY. WHAT OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED (49.031)
a. Public Intox.
b. Possession of alcoholic beverage in motor vehicle
c. Driving while intox.
d. No Offense |
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96. A LICENSE, CERTIFICATE, PERMIT, SEAL, TITLE, LETTER OF PATENT, OR SIMILAR DOC. ISSUED BY A GOVERNMENT, BY ANOTHER STATE, OR BY THE US IS A ___ (37.01)
a. Court Record
b. Governmental Record
c. Official Doc.
d. Contract |
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97. A PERSON IS IN POSSESSION OF BURNING TOBACCO PRODUCT IN AN ELEVATOR. WHAT OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED (48.01)
a. No offense
b. Smoking tobacco
c. Disorderly Conduct
d. Criminal Mischief |
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98. A PERSON RETAINS A CHILD YOUNGER THAN 18, KNOWING THIS VIOLATES THE EXPRESS TERMS OF A JUDGEMENT. WHAT OFFENSE HAS BEEN COMMITTED?
a. Interference with child custody
b. Harboring runaway child
c. Agreement to abduct from custody
d. Enticing a child |
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99. CONDUCT MERELY AFFORDING A PERSON AN OPPORTUNITY TO COMMIT AN OFFENSE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE (8.06)
a. Mistake of fact
b. Mistake of Law
c. Duress
d. Entrapment |
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100. A PERSON IS JUSTIFIED IN USING DEADLY FORCE AGAINST ANOTHER WHEN AND TO THE DEGREE HE REASONABLY BELIEVES THE DEADLY FORCE IS IMMEDIATELY NECESSARY TO ___ (9.32)
a. Protect against lawful use of deadly force
b. Protect against others verbal provocation
c. Prevent imminent commission of robbery
d. Prevent imminent commission of kidnapping |
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101. AN OPERATOR INTENDING TO TURN A VEHICLE RIGHT OR LEFT SHALL SIGNAL CONTINUOUSLY FOR NOT LESS THAN THE LAST ___ FT. OF MOVEMENT OF THE VEHICLES BEFORE THE TURN (545.104)
a. 100
b. 75
c. 50
d. 25 |
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102. A MOTOR VEHICLE DESIGNED, USED, OR MAINTAINED PRIMARILY TO TRANSPORT PROPERTY, IS THE DEFINITION OF ___ (541.201)
a. Truck
b. Trailer
c. Vehicle
d. Tractor Trailer |
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103. A MOTOR VEHICLE DEIGNED AND USED PRIMARILY AS A FARM IMPLEMENT TO DRAW AN IMPLEMENT OF HUSBANDRY IS THE DEFINITION OF (541.201)
a. Farm Trailer
b. Farm Tractor Trailer
c. Farm Tractor
d. Farm Vehicle |
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104. A VEHICLE THAT IS NOT DESIGNED OR USED PRIMARILY TO TRANSPORT PERSONS OR PROPERTY AND THAT IS ONLY INCIDENTALLY OPERATED ON A HIGHWAY IS CLASSIFIED AS (541.201)
a. Special Vehicle
b. Special Mobile
c. Exempt Vehicle
d. Exempt Mobile |
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105. INDIVIDUAL, ASSOCIATION, CORPORATION, OR OTHER LEGAL ENTITY THAT CONTROLS, OPERATES, OR DIRECTS THE OPERATION OF ONE OR MORE VEHICLES THAT TRANSPORT CARGO OVER A ROAD OR HIGHWAY IN THIS STATE IS
a. Local authority
b. Motor Carrier
c. Tow Truck Operator
d. Operator |
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106. BEFORE A VIOLATION FOR EXPIRED REGISTRATION EXIST THERE IS A ___ GRACE PERIOD AFTER EXPIRATION
a. 5 days
b. 5 working days
c. 10 days
d. 10 working days |
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107. A DIVIDED CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY FOR THROUGH TRAFFIC IS THE DEFINITION OF ___ (541.302)
a. Freeway
b. Highway
c. Road
d. Street |
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108. AN IMPROVED SHOULDER IS DEFINED AS
a. Semi roadway abutting a highway
b. Paved shoulder
c. Roadway breakdown lane
d. Marked lateral edge of roadway |
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109. THE PERIOD BEGINNING 1 HALF HOUR BEFORE SUNRISE AND 1 HALF HOUR AFTER SUNSET IS
a. Daytime
b. Nighttime
c. Dusk
d. Twilight |
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110. AN INJURY TO ANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODY AND THAT REQUIRES TREATMENT (541.401)
a. Bodily Injury
b. Human Injury
c. Treatable Injury
d. Personal Injury |
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111. A PERSON DISPOSES OF LITTER ON THE PUBLIC HIGHWAY WHAT HAS BEEN COMMITTED
a. Illegal Dumping
b. Littering
c. Improper Disposal
d. Illegal Disposal |
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112. AN "UNMARKED CROSSWALK" ONLY EXIST ___
a. At intersections
b. At marked crossings on streets
c. At intersections with sidewalks on either side
d. Where not marked |
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113. A TEMPORARY PROHIBITION AGAINST DRIVING A COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE IS WHAT TYPE OR ORDER (522.003)
a. Prohibited - Operations
b. Restrained - Service
c. Restrictive - Operations
d. Out - Of - Service |
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114. AN OPERATOR APPROACHING A RAILROAD GRADE CROSSING SHALL STOP IF A RAILROAD ENGINE APPROACHING WITHIN APPROX. ___ FT. OF THE HIGHWAY CROSSING EMITS A SIGNAL AUDIBLE FROM THAT DISTANCE
a. 500
b. 100
c. 1500
d. 2000 |
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115. AN OPERATOR EMERGING FROM AN ALLEY SHALL STOP THE VEHICLE ___ (545.256)
a. At the stop line
b. Before moving on a sidewalk
c. Before moving into a crosswalk
d. At the curb of the street |
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116. AN OPERATOR MAY NOT EXCEPT MOMENTARILY TO PICK UP OR DISCHARGE A PASSENGER, STAND OR PARK AN OCCUPIED OR UNOCCUPIED VEHICLE WITHIN HOW MANY FEET OF A FIRE HYDRANT
a. 15
b. 20
c. 25
d. 30 |
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117. AN OPERATOR GIVING HAND SIGNALS SHALL GIVE THEM FROM ___
a. DRIVERS SIDE
b. LEFT SIDE OF VEHICLE
c. DRIVERS SEAT
d. ANY PLACE THAT SIGNAL IS VISIBLE |
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118. AN OPERATOR MAY NOT DRIVE AT A SPEED GREATER THAN IS REASONABLE AND ___ UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES EXISTING (543.351)
a. Safe
b. Lawful
c. Prudent
d. Excessive |
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119. A VEHICLE EQUIPPED WITH HAZARD LAMPS TO WARN OTHER VEHICLE OPERATORS OF A VEHICULAR TRAFFIC HAZARD SHALL HAVE THE LAMPS VIABLE AT A DISTANCE OF AT LEAST ___ FT. IN NORMAL SUNLIGHT
a. 200
b. 300
c. 400
d. 500 |
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120. A TURN SIGNAL LAMP MOUNTED ON THE REAR OF A VEHICLE SHALL EMIT ___ LIGHT
a. Red or amber
b. Amber or yellow
c. Red or yellow
d. Amber or yellow |
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121. UNLESS PROVIDED OTHERWISE, A LIGHTING DEVICE OR REFLECTOR MOUNTED ON THE REAR OF A VEHICLE MUST BE OR REFLECT ___
a. Red
b. Yellow
c. Red or yellow
d. Amber or yellow |
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122. AN OPERATOR MAY NOT FOLLOW AN AMBULANCE CLOSER THAN ___ WHEN IT IS DISPLAYING HEADLIGHTS
a. 500
b. 50
c. AN assured clear distance
d. One car length per 10 mph |
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123. WHAT IS THE MINIMUM LIGHT TRANSMISSION PERCENTAGE ALLOWABLE FOR WINDOW TINTING
a. 25
b. 33
c. 36
d. 39 |
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124. A PERSON HAS A DISABILITY IF THEY HAVE A/AN ___ THAT SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIRS THE PERSONS ABILITY TO AMBULATE (681.001)
a. Mobility problem
b. Immobility problem
c. Restricted movement
d. Unrestricted movement |
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125. A MOTOR VEHICLE IS ABANDONED IF THE MOTOR VEHICLE IS INOPERABLE, IS MORE THAN 5 YEARS OLD, AND HAS BEEN LEFT UNATTENDED ON PUBLIC PROPERTY FOR MORE THAN ___ HOURS
a. 24
b. 48
c. 36
d. 72 |
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126. A BUYERS TEMP. TAG IS VALID ___ DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE OR UNTIL THE VEHICLE IS REGISTERED, WHICHEVER IS EARLIER
a. 60
b. 30
c. 21
d. 40 |
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127. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A RECOGNIZED WAY TO ESTABLISH THE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REQUIRED FOR THE OPERATION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE
a. Personal Bond
b. Surety Bond
c. Peace Bond
d. Savings Bond |
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128. A ___ IS THE WIDTH BETWEEN THE BOUNDARY LINES OF A PUBLICLY MAINTAINED WAY, ANY PART OF WHICH IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
a. Freeway
b. Highway or Street
c. Roadway
d. Throughway |
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129. AN OPERATOR MOVING AROUND A ROTARY TRAFFIC ISLAND SHALL DRIVE ONLY TO THE ___ OF THE ISLAND
a. Right
b. Left
c. Inside Lane
d. Outside Lane |
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130. An operator passing another vehicle shall return to an authorized lane of travel before coming within ___ feet of an approaching vehicle, if a lane authorized for vehicles approaching from the opposite direction is used in passing
a. 50
b. 100
c. 150
d. 200 |
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131. It is unlawful to operate an open bed pickup truck with a child younger than ___ in the open bed
a. 12
b. 15
c. 18
d. 21 |
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132. An operator shall dim headlights when an approaching vehicle is within ___ feet
a. 1000
b. 500
c. 250
d. 200 |
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133. THE DOCUMENT THAT COMMANDS A SHERIFF OR CONSTABLE TO TAKE INTO THEIR POSSESSION THE PROPERTY, IF TO BE FOUND IN THEIR COUNTY, AND KEEP THE SAME SUBJECT TO FURTHER ORDERS OF THE COURT, IS KNOWN AS A WRIT OF ___
a. Garnishment
b. Possession
c. Replevin
d. Sequestration |
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134. A DISTRESS WARRANT MAY BE FILED WITH A ___
a. Municipal Court
b. Justice of the Peace
c. County Court
d. District Court |
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135. SEXUAL HARASSMENT IS AN ELEMENT OF WHICH OFFENSE
a. Abuse of official capacity
b. Official Oppression
c. Misuse of Official Position
d. Official Misconduct |
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136. A CIVIL CITATION MAY BE SERVED ON ANY DAY EXCEPT A ___
a. Legal Holiday
b. Saturday
c. Sunday
d. National Holiday |
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137. A WRIT INSTRUCTING THE TERNATE AND ALL PERSONS CLAIMING UNDER THE TERNATE TO LEAVE THE PREMISES IMMEDIATELY IS A WRIT OF ___
a. Sequestration
b. Garnishment
c. Possession
d. Attachment |
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138. A mixed beverage permittee may normally sell and offer for sale mixed beverages between the hours of ___ on any day except Sunday
a. 7am and Midnight
b. 1am and Midnight
c. 10am and Noon
d. Noon and Midnight |
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139. A SUBSTANCE THAT HAS AN ADDICTION FORMING OR ADDICTION SUSTAINING LIABILITY SIMILAR TO MORPHINE OR IS CAPABLE OF CONVERSION INTO A DRUG HAVING ADDICTION FORMING OR ADDICTION SUSTAINING LIABILITY IS CLASSIFIED AS A ____
a. Hallucinogen
b. Stimulant
c. Opiate
d. Depressant |
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140. INHALANT PARAPHERNALIA SEIZED AS A RESULT OF AN OFFENSE IS SUBJECT TO ___
a. Summary Judgement
b. Summary Forfeiture
c. Auction
d. Adjudication |
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141. THE MAJORITY CLASSIFICATIONS OF DRUGS INCLUDE NARCOTICS, DEPRESSANTS, STIMULANTS AND ____
a. Opiates
b. Amphetamines
c. Dilatants
d. Hallucinogens |
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142. ____ MEANS A PRINCIPLE COMPOUND COMMONLY USED OR PRODUCED PRIMARILY FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
a. Immediate precursor
b. Drug paraphernalia
c. Counterfeit substance
d. Raw material |
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143. THE TAKING OF A CHILD INTO CUSTODY IS NOT CONSIDERED A ___ EXCEPT FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING THE VALIDITY OF A SEARCH
a. Detention
b. Arrest
c. Apprehension
d. Restraint |
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144. WHEN MAY A CHILD BE FINGER PRINTED WHEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
a. For conduct that constitutes a felony or misdemeanor punishable by confinement in jail
b. For conduct that constitutes a felony only
c. For conduct that constitutes a misdemeanor only
d. A child may not be finger printed without consent or the juvenile court |
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145. A CHILD WHO IS ACCUSED, ADJUDICATED, OR CONVICTED FOR CONDUCT THAT WOULD NOT, UNDER STATE LAW, BE A CRIME IF COMMITTED BY AN ADULT IS A ___
a. Non-offender
b. Delinquent child
c. Child in need of supervision
d. Status Offender |
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146. A PEACE OFFICER TAKING A JUVENILE INTO CUSTODY MAY DISPOSE OF THE CASE WITHOUT REFERRAL TO THE JUVENILE COURT IF ___
a. The child is taken before a magistrate prior to release
b. The child is taken to a certified detention center before release
c. The officer is following the guidelines of his/her department
d. The officer receives permission from the parent child |
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147. THE DUTY OF A PARENT TO SUPPORT HIS OR HER CHILD EXIST WHILE THE CHILD IS A ____
a. Unemancipated Minor
b. Emancipated Minor
c. Unemancipated Teenager
d. Teenager |
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148. ___ MEANS THE ADULT WITH WHOM THE CHILD RESIDES
a. Custodian
b. Guardian
c. Parent
d. Party |
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149. A CHILD MAY BE DETAINED IN A JUVENILE PROCESSING OFFICE ONLY FOR ____
a. Intoxilyzer Proceeding
b. Medical Treatment
c. Pre-Trial Hearing
d. The Issuance of warning to the child |
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150. A CHILD IS DEFINED AS A PERSON WHO IS AT LEAST ___ YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER 17 YEARS OF AGE
a. 8
b. 9
c. 10
d. 11 |
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151. THE ABSENCE OF A CHILD ON THREE OR MORE DAYS OR PARTS OF DAYS WITHIN A 4 WEEK PERIOD FROM SCHOOL IS ___
a. Delinquent conduct
b. Conduct indicating a need for supervision
c. Habitual conduct
d. Truant conduct |
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152. FIELD NOTES GIVE AN OFFICER THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING ABLE TO ___
a. Make repeated contact with witnesses and involved parties
b. Provide more details in reports and testimony
c. Rely on memory for most of the details of an even
d. Record personal observations that should not appear in reports |
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153. BRIEF NOTIFICATIONS CONCERNING SPECIFIC EVENTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES THAT ARE RECORDED FRESH IN THE OFFICERS MIND AND USED TO PREPARE A REPORT ARE ____
a. Statements of Events
b. Interview tactics
c. Report Writing
d. Field Notes |
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154. Chronological reports organize info by ____
a. When each thing happened
b. Where each thing happened
c. Who did each thing
d. Why each thing happened |
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155. ___IS FAILING TO RETURN TO CUSTODY FOLLOWING A TEMP. LEAVE FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE
a. Unauthorized departure
b. Escape
c. Evading Arrest
d. Evasion |
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156. PEACE OFFICERS ARE GRANTED THE AUTHORITY TO USE FORCE BY THE TEXAS ___
a. Occupation code
b. Constitution
c. CCP
d. Penal Code |
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157. DEADLY FORCE IS NOT JUSTIFIED TO ____
a. Prevent Criminal Mischief at night
b. Preserves someone's life in an emergency
c. Prevent the imminent commission of arson
d. Prevent someone from committing suicide |
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158. AN AMOUNT OF FORCE THAT IS INTENDED OR KNOWN BY THE ACTOR TO CAUSE, OR INA NY MANNER OF ITS USE OR INTENDED USE IS CAPABLE OF CAUSING DEATH OR SBI
a. Reasonable force
b. Deadly Force
c. Excessive Force
d. Necessary Force |
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159. THREAT OF FORCE IS JUSTIFIED ONLY WHEN ___
a. The offender is an adult
b. The traffic stop is a felony
c. An arrest is being made
d. The use of force is justified |
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160. A PERSON WHO USES FORCE AGAINST ANOTHER MAY BE ___ LIABLE IT THE FORCE IS JUSTIFIED
a. Civilly but not Criminally
b. Criminally but not civilly
c. Both criminally or civilly
d. Neither criminally or civilly |
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161. EVEN THOUGH AN ACTOR IS JUSTIFIED IN USING DEADLY FORCE AGAINST OTHER, IF IN DOING SO HE RECKLESSLY KILLS AN INNOCENT THIRD PARTY, THE JUSTIFICATION IS ____ IN A PROSECUTION FOR THE RECKLESS OF THE INNOCENT THIRD PARTY
a. An affirmative defense
b. Unavailable
c. A defense
d. Unnecessary |
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162. THE USE OF FORCE, BUT NOT DEADLY FORCE AGAINST A CHILD YOUNGER THAN ___ YEARS OF AGE IS JUSTIFIED IF THE ACTOR IS THE CHILDS PARENT
a. 15
b. 16
c. 17
d. 18 |
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163. A PERSON IS JUSTIFIED IN USING DEADLY FORCE AGAINST ANOTHER ___
a. If a reasonable person in the actor's situation would not have retreated
b. In order to prevent suicide
c. To prevent unlawful restraint
d. In response to verbal provocation |
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164. THE USE OF FORCE AGAINST ANOTHER WHEN AND TO THE DEGREE THEY REASONABLY BELIEVE THE FORCE IS IMMEDIATELY NECESSARY TO PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST THE OTHERS USE OR ATTEMPTED USE OF UNLAWFUL FORCE
a. Self defense
b. Necessity
c. Public duty
d. Protection |
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165. THAT DEGREE OF INFLUENCE THE OFFICER MUST EXERT OVER THE VIOLATOR TO TAKE HIM OR HER SAFELY INTO CUSTODY IS KNOWN AS ___
a. Control
b. Force
c. Strength
d. Constraint |
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166. ____ ARE OBSTACLES TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION, AND OFFICERS SHOULD TRY TO ELIMINATE THEM IF POSSIBLE
a. Personal appeals
b. Constraints
c. Perspectives
d. Ethical appeals |
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167. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS ONE OF THE HELPFUL TOOLS USED IN VERBAL PERSUASION
a. Empty Hand Control
b. Empathy
c. Modeling
d. Command |
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168. ONE OF THE TOOLS AN OFFICER USES TO MAINTAIN A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EDGE IS ___
a. Demonstrated Alertness
b. Logical Necessity
c. Resistance
d. Aggression |
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169. THE GOOD FAITH DEFENSE FOR AN OFFICER IS ENHANCED WHEN FOLLOWING THE ___ OF THE DEPARTMENT
a. Verbal Standards
b. Implied Policies
c. Fair Labor Standards
d. Written Directives |
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170. A POLICE SUPERVISOR HAS A ___ DUTY TO INTERVENE TO STOP OFFICERS WHO ARE ENGAGING IN EXCESSIVE FORCE IN THEIR PRESENCE
a. AFFIRMATIVE
b. REQUIRED
c. MANDATORY
d. NECESSARY |
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171. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A CONSIDERATION USED BY THE COURTS TO DETERMINE IF UNREASONABLE FORCE WAS USED
a. Motivation of force
b. Need for force
c. Area in which offense occurred
d. Reasonableness of force |
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172. One of the greatest assets to use in dealing with a violator is ___
a. Crowd control
b. Self-control
c. Verbal judo
d. Compulsion |
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173. HANDCUFFS ARE ONLY A ___ RESTRAINING DEVICE
a. Permanent
b. Temporary
c. Legal
d. Flexible |
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174. WHEN 2 OFFICERS ARE INTERVIEWING ONE SUBJECT, THE 2ND OFFICER POSITION SHOULD BE ___
a. DIRECTLY BEHIND THE SUBJECT
b. DIRECTLY BEHIND THE PRIMARY OFFICER
c. TO THE RIGHT OR LEFT OF THE SUSPECT
d. TO THE RIGHT OR LEFT AHEAD OF THE PRIMARY OFFICER |
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175. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A FORCE OPTION
a. Self-control
b. Balance
c. Awareness
d. Professional presence |
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176. Weaponless strategies included ____
a. Verbal communication
b. Cultural awareness
c. Touching
d. Maintaining Distance |
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177. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CONSIDERED A RISK FACTOR IN THE PHYSICAL PROCESS OF ARREST
a. Officers equipment
b. Supportive spectators
c. Weather condition
d. V Formation |
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178. JUSTIFICATION OF BATON USE INCLUDES
a. Physical stature of offender
b. Reasonable suspicion
c. Offenders perception
d. Weaponless strategies |
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179. ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF THE REAR APPROACH TO SUSPECTS IS ___
a. May provoke physical resistance
b. Surprise
c. Loss of Surprise
d. Communication |
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180. WHEN HANDCUFFING TWO SUSPECTS TOGETHER WITH ONE SET OF HANDCUFFS, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO HANDCUFF ____
a. Left hand to left hand
b. Right hand to left hand
c. Arms interlocking
d. Hands to rear |
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181. WHICH COURT CASE DEALT WITH WARNING SHOTS
a. Jones V. Wittenberg University
b. Ware V. Reed
c. Tennessee V. Garner
d. Garrity V. New Jersey |
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182. THE COMMISSION REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF ___ ROUNDS FOR BASIC HANDGUN QUALIFICATION
a. 25
b. 50
c. 75
d. 100 |
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183. THE MINIMUM FIREARMS QUALIFICATION IS ESTABLISHED AT WHAT PERCENTAGE OR THE TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE
a. 85
b. 80
c. 75
d. 70 |
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184. RESEARCH HAS SHOWN THAT AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO IMPROVE ONES SKILL IN PROBLEM SOLVING IS TO WORK IN SMALL GROUPS, THINK ALOUD, AND ___
a. Work in separate groups
b. Express problems
c. Learn from each other
d. Use original problem solution |
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185. THE SARA PROBLEM SOLVING METHOD INCLUDES
a. Solving
b. Searching
c. Scanning
d. Selecting |
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186. THE OPERATOR OF AN AUTHORIZED EMERGENCY MOTOR VEHICLE MAY EXCEED A MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT AS LONG AS THE OPERATOR DOES NOT ____
a. Endanger life or property
b. Extend the duration of the pursuit
c. Evade apprehension
d. Proceed past a stop sign |
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187. FATIGUE POSES A THREAT TO SAFE DRIVING BY CAUSING ____
a. Longer reaction time
b. Increased confidence
c. Preoccupation
d. Unavoidable collisions |
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188. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST FREQUENT CONTRIBUTORS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT COLLISIONS
a. Peer Pressure
b. Backing
c. Traction
d. Capability |
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189. ___ GENERALLY, REFERS TO GROUPS OF PEOPLE WITH COMMON ANCESTRY AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
a. Ethnicity
b. Culture
c. Discrimination
d. Race |
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190. IT IS IMPORTANT TO BE AWARE OF ONES ___ SO THAT ONE CAN DOUBLE CHECK DECISIONS TO ENSURE ACCURATE AND FAIR DECISION MAKING
a. Biases
b. Beliefs
c. Fears
d. Attitudes |
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191. HAVING AN ADVERSE JUDGEMENT OR OPINION FORMED BEFORE HAND OR WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF OR EXAMINATION OF THE FACTS
a. Attitude
b. Discrimination
c. Prejudice
d. Stereotyping |
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192. ____ IS AN ORGANIZATION AND RELATIVELY UNCHANGING COMBINATION OF A PERSONS KNOWLEDGE AND FEELINGS ABOUT SOMEONE THAT INFLUENCES THEM TO BEHAVE IN THAT WAY
a. Attitude
b. Culture
c. Prejudice
d. Discrimination |
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193. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POLICE SUBCULTURE ARE
a. Objectivity and open mindness
b. Secrecy and solidarity
c. Optimism and liberalism
d. Objectivity and optimism |
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194. WITHIN TRADITIONAL SERVICE MODEL MOST DECISIONS ARE MADE AT THE MANAGEMENT LEVEL WITH LITTLE ___ INVOLVEMENT
a. Supervisor
b. Commissioner
c. Court
d. Citizen |
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195. EVERY LEO IS A CRIME PREVENTION OFFICER BY THE TECHNICAL DEFINITION AS WELL AS BY THE ___ RESPONSIBILITY OF THE JOB
a. Moral
b. Assigned
c. Specialized
d. recognition |
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196. PREVENTION OF CRIME IS THE SOUNDEST OF ALL ____ THEORIES
a. Enforcement
b. Patrol
c. Criminological
d. Educated |
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197. SPEED MOBILITY AND VISIBILITY INCREASE PREVENTATIVE POTENTIAL AND ARE ADVANTAGES OF ___ PATROL
a. Mounted
b. Patrol
c. Automobile
d. Bike |
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198. WHEN AN OFFICER IS ALONE, MORE ___ IS DEVOTED TO PATROL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES
a. Time
b. Attention
c. Observation
d. Service |
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199. A ____ is able to take in everything around a given situation and then sort out the relevant from irrelevant
a. Inspector
b. Skilled observer
c. Detective
d. FTO |
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200. PATROL OFFICER SHOULD PRACTICE THE TECHNIQUE OR REFRAINING FROM USING THE WORD "__" DURING THE VIOLATOR INTERVIEW IN VEHICLE STOPS
a. We
b. You
c. I
d. He |
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201. If possible during a felony stop, offset the patrol vehicle to the ___ of the suspects car
a. Right
b. Left
c. Front
d. Rear |
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202. INVESTIGATIONS AND ARREST AFTER THE OCCURRENCE OF A CRIME ARE CONSIDERED
a. Proactive
b. Reactive
c. Cooperative
d. Anticipatory |
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203. OPERATION "ID" ENCOURAGES CITIZENS TO MARK THEIR PROPERTY WITH THEIR ____ NUMBER
a. Social Security
b. Drivers License
c. Vehicle Registration
d. Home Address |
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204. WHICH PART OF THE 7 STEP VIOLATOR CONTACT METHOD GIVES THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLAIN OR JUSTIFY
a. Greeting
b. Statement of Violation
c. ID of driver
d. Statement of action |
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205. Conducting property checks questioning suspicious persons varying patrol patterns and high visibility describe what
a. Selective patrol
b. Selective enforcement
c. Preventative patrol
d. Apprehension patrol |
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206. Proactive anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and the action needed to remove or reduce that risk is crime ____
a. Prevention
b. Reduction
c. Recognition
d. Prosecution |
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207. FLEXIBILITY WHERE THE USE OF MOTORIZED VEHICLES IS IMPRACTICAL HIGH VISIBILITY AND INTENSE PATROL ARE ADVANTAGES OF
a. Foot patrol
b. Selective enforcement
c. Bike patrol
d. Directed enforcement |
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208. ONE OF THE OBJECTIVES OF PATROL IS TO ____
a. Question suspects
b. Conduct Crime Analysis
c. Preserve peace
d. Lower visibility |
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209. THE 2 TYPES OF PROBLEM ARE PATROLS ARE ____ & ___
a. Preventative & Apprehension
b. Proactive, reactive
c. Automobile & foot
d. 1 officer & 2 officer |
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210. Mail boxes, utility poles automobiles and brick walls are examples of _____
a. Cover
b. Security
c. Concealment
d. Shielding |
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211. ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE PERSISTENT SYMPTOMS OF INCREASED AROUSAL IN PTSD EXCEPT ____
a. Difficulty falling asleep
b. Difficulty concentrating
c. Irritability or outburst of anger
d. Ambivalence towards danger |
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212. THE NORMAL RESPONSE TO TRAUMA FOLLOWS A SIMILAR PATTERN CALLED THE ____
a. Crisis reaction
b. Ripple effect
c. PTSD
d. Equilibrium Stage |
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213. PHYSICAL AROUSAL ASSOCIATED WITH FIGHT OR FLIGHT CANNOT BE SUSTAINED EVENTUALLY IT WILL RESULT IN
a. Shock
b. Denial
c. Resentment
d. Exhaustion |
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214. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT ONE OF THE ELEMENTS OF AN OFFENSE
a. Shock
b. Recoil
c. Guilt
d. Panic |
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215. TO PREVENT THE DISQUALIFICATION OF FAMILY VIOLENCE VICTIMS FROM RECEIVING CRIME VICTIM COMPENSATION, OFFICERS SHOULD ARREST THE ___ INSTEAD OF ARRESTING BOTH PARTIES WHEN RESPONDING TO FAMILY VIOLENCE CALLS.
a. Primary Aggressor
b. Dominant Partner
c. Aggressive Partner
d. Defensive Partner |
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216. ___ IS AN ACT BY MEMBER OF A FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD AGAINST ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD THAT IS INTENDED TO RESULT IN PHYSICAL HARM, BODILY INJURY, ASSAULT, OR SEXUAL ASSAULT
a. Domestic Violence
b. Domestic Assault
c. Family Assault
d. Family Violence |
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217. A PROTECTIVE ORDER IS EFFECTIVE FOR THE PERIOD STATED IN THE ORDER, NOT TO EXCEED ____.
a. 30 Days
b. 90 Days
c. 1 Year
d. 2 Years |
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218. UP TO 80% OF CRISIS SITUATIONS AN BE DIFFUSED THROUGH ____
a. Counseling
b. Arrest
c. Listening
d. Separation |
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219. A MAGISTRATE MAY EXTEND THE DETENTION PERIOD ON A PERSON WHO IS ARRESTED IN THE PREVENTION OF FAMILY VIOLENCE BY A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED ___ HOURS
a. 24
b. 36
c. 48
d. 60 |
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220. ___ MEANS AN ACT BY AN INDIVIDUAL THAT IS AGAINST ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL WITH WHOM THAT PERSON HAS HAD A DATING RELATIONSHIP AND THAT IS INTENDED TO RESULT IN PHYSICAL HARM
a. Family Violence
b. Dating Violence
c. Domestic Abuse
d. Battery |
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223. BEFORE A PEACE OFFICER MAY TAKE A PERSON BELIEVED TO BE MENTALLY ILL INTO CUSTODY WITHOUT A WARRANT THE OFFICERS BELIEF MUST BE BASED ON ALL OF THE FOLLOWING EXCEPT ____
a. Personal observation
b. Representation of a credible person
c. Request of a person
d. Circumstances under which the person is found |
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224. THE SINGLE MOST COMMON FACTOR IN SUICIDE IS ___
a. Autism
b. Depression
c. Paranoia
d. Schizophrenia |
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225. A COMMON STEREOTYPE ABOUT ALL PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IS THAT THEY ARE ___
a. Distorted
b. Violent
c. Isolated
d. Emotional |
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226. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A ROUTE OF EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS?
a. Ingestion
b. Inhalation
c. Absorption
d. Reduction |
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226. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A ROUTE OF EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS?
a. Ingestion
b. Inhalation
c. Absorption
d. Reduction |
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227. THE FACT THAT ALL SUBSTANCES, IN THE RIGHT AMOUNTS, BECOME TOXIC IS THE BASIS OF THE ___ CONCEPT
a. Toxicology
b. Hazardous Material
c. IDLH response
d. DOSE response |
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228. A FLAMMABLE MATERIAL, AN EXPLOSIVE, A RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, TOXIC SUBSTANCE, OR RELATED MATERIAL IS THE DEFINITION ____
a. Hazardous Substance
b. Toxic Substance
c. Hazardous Material
d. Toxic Material |
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229. ___ IS A ROUTE OF EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIAL BY BEING CUT OR ABRADED BY AN CONTAMINATED OBJECT
a. Inhalation
b. Absorption
c. Injection
d. Ingestion |
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230. ONE OF THE EFFECTS THAT A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL EVEN HAS ON THE ENVIRONMENT IS ___
a. Expense to governmental entities
b. Panic of the public
c. Exposure to carcinogens
d. Temporary damage to the water system |
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231. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A NECESSARY DUTY WHEN CONDUCTING A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION?
a. Establish whether a crime has been committed
b. Locate and interview the victim and witness
c. Release evidence to the property owner
d. Protect the crime scene |
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232. WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD THE ARRESTING OFFICER COLLECT FROM A VICTIM OF FAMILY VIOLENCE, AT THE TIME OF ARREST, TO ALLOW FOR AN ATTEMPT TO GIVE PERSONAL NOTICE TO THAT VICTIM OF THE IMMINENT RELEASE OF THE ACCUSED OFFENDER
a. Driver's license number
b. Address and telephone number
c. Social security number and driver license number
d. Driver's license number and protective order number |
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233. WET EVIDENCE SUCH AS BLOODSTAINS SEMEN AND MUD MUST BE ___
a. Packaged in plastic bags
b. Allowed to dry before packing
c. Refrigerated
d. Wrapped in paper first |
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233. WET EVIDENCE SUCH AS BLOODSTAINS SEMEN AND MUD MUST BE ___
a. Packaged in plastic bags
b. Allowed to dry before packing
c. Refrigerated
d. Wrapped in paper first |
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234. DURING THE PROCESSING OF A CRIME SCENE, WHAT POTENTIAL PROBLEM SHOULD BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN DETERMINING HOW AN AREA WILL BE SEARCHED
a. NUMBER OF PERSONS THAT WERE INVOLVED AT THE SCENE
b. TYPE OF CRIME THAT WAS COMMITTED
c. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AREA TO BE SEARCHED
d. LENGTH OF TIME SINCE THE CRIME WAS COMMITTED |
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235. THE FIRST OFFICER RESPONDING TO AN OFFENSE AGAINST A PERSON SHOULD BE OBSERVANT OF ___ UPON ARRIVAL AT THE SCENE
a. Types of the offense committed
b. Persons and vehicles in the area
c. Report filing procedures
d. Plan of a crime scene search |
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236. ___ OF WITNESSES IS WHEN WITNESSES INCLUDING OFFICER ARE ORDERED BY THE JUDGE TO LEAVE THE COURTROOM STAY CLOSE TO THE COURTROOM AND NOT DISCUSS THE CASE WITH OTHER WITNESSES OR JURORS
a. Exclusion
b. Dismissal
c. Subpoena
d. Calling |
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237. DURING THE ___ EXAMINATION THE PROSECUTOR ELICITS FACTS FROM THE OFFICER WHO DIRECTS HIS TESTIMONY TO THE JURY OR JUDGE
a. Redirect
b. Re cross
c. Direct
d. Side bar |
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238. The ___ sketch is useful when no camera is available
a. Perspective
b. Projective
c. Schematic
d. Detailed |
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239. IN ORDER TO FACILITATE PROPER ORIENTATION OF A CRIME SCENE SKETCH, ____
a. A legend must be present
b. A scale must be prepared to ΒΌ "
c. An arrow pointing to the north must be present
d. It must be enlarged for court purposes |
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240. A ___ is the explanation of symbols used to identify objects in the sketch
a. Map point
b. Symbol sector
c. Identification section
d. Ledged |
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241. WHEN CONDUCTING A CRIME SCENE SEARCH, A STRIP SEARCH IS AMONG THE MOST EFFICIENT ___ SEARCHES
a. Outside
b. Inside
c. Suspect
d. Vehicle |
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242. THE OBJECT OF A CRIME SCENE SEARCH IS TO LOCATE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE AND TO ___
a. Determine what crime was committed
b. Determine which items were present
c. Collect and identify unusual items
d. Establish an area that shall remain secure |
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243. WHEN A SERIOUS INJURED VICTIM IS STILL CONSCIOUS UPON ARRIVAL THE OFFICER SHOULD
a. Obtain proper identification of the victim
b. Determine why the victim was at the scene
c. Ask the victim if there were any witness present
d. Check the victims criminal record |
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244. SEXUAL ASSAULTS ARE ACTS OF ___
a. Frustration
b. Hate
c. Desire
d. Violence |
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245. THE STANDARD USED TO DETERMINE THE GUILT OR INNOCENCE OF A PERSON CRIMINALLY CHARGED IS ___
a. Reasonable doubt
b. Probable cause
c. Reasonable suspicion
d. Shown cause |
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246. ___INCLUDES ALL MEANS BY WHICH AN ALLEGED FACT IS ESTABLISHED OR DISPROVED
a. Investigation
b. Evidence
c. Autopsy
d. Trial |
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247. THE LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OF EVIDENCE REST IN IT INFLUENCE ON THE ___
a. Investigator
b. Prosecutor
c. Jury
d. Attorney |
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248. WHAT IS THE BODY OR SUBSTANCE OF A CRIME CALLED?
a. Evidence
b. Corpus Delecti
c. Motive
d. Element |
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249. THE LAWFUL SEARCH FOR PEOPLE LAND OR THINGS USEFUL IN RECONSTRUCTING THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF AN ILLEGAL ACT OR OMISSION AND THE MENTAL STATE ACCOMPANYING IT IS AN ____
a. Criminal investigation
b. Interrogation
c. Crime scene search
d. Crime scene sketch |
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250. EXAMPLES OF ____ARE WHAT YOU SEE, HEAR, OR SMELL THAT INDICATED THERE MAYBE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
a. Suspicion
b. Cause
c. Justification |
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251. According to the Texas Occupations Code, section 217.11, under continuing education requirements, a peace officer appointed to their first supervisory position must attend training on supervision issues within _________ following the date of appointment as a supervisor.
a. 30 days
b. 60 days
c. 24 months
d. 48 months |
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252. According to the Texas Occupations Code, section 217.11, the Chief Administrator of an agency that has licensees who are in non-compliance shall, within__________of receipt of "notice of non-compliance", submit a report to the commission explaining the reasons for such non-compliance.
a. 30 days
b. 60 days
c. 24 months
d. 48 months |
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253. According to the Transportation Code (547.333) an operator approaching a vehicle from the rear within_______feet, shall dim his headlights.
a. 300
b. 500
c. 200
d. 1000 |
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254. According to the Family Code, "After adjudication, a juvenile will be ta ken to a _______________.
a. juvenile processing office
b. secure correctional facility
c. secure detention facility
d. juvenile detention facility |
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255. According to the Family Code, "A juvenile being held prior to adjudication, will be held at a______________ "
a. juvenile processing office
b. secure correctional facility
c. secure detention facility
d. juvenile detaining cell |
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256. According to Written & Verbal Communications (15.3.1) " A sentence is a group of words that express a _________ "
a. thought
b. incomplete though t
c. statement
d. complete thought |
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257. According to Written & Verbal Communications (15.3.1) " A________ occurs when pieces of important information are left out of a sentence".
a. sentence fragment
b. run on sentence
c. dangling participle
d. paraphrase |
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258. According to Written & Verbal Communication (15.3.1) "A_______ is created when the period or other end mark is not placed at the end of a sentence".
a. sentence fragment
b. run-on sentence
c. sentence modifier
d. complex paragraph |
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259. ___________doubles preventive enforcement. (24.3.4)
a. two-officer patrol
b. one officer patrol
c. combination foot-auto patrol
d. bicycle patrol |
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260. In making a high risk patrol stop, if it is not possible to use the offset position with your patrol car, you should position the patrol car at an angle facing the_______ to the suspect vehicle. (24.5.2)
a. Left front
b Right front
c. Left side
d. Right side |
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261. According to TCOLE rule 217.21, Annual Firearms Proficiency Requirements for Fully Automatic Weapon, requires at least_______ timed magazine reload(s).
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4 |
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261. According to TCOLE rule 217.21, Annual Firearms Proficiency Requirements for Fully Automatic Weapon, requires at least_______ timed magazine reload(s).
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4 |
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262. According to TCOLE rule 217.21, Annual Firearms Proficiency Requirements for Patrol Rifle must include at least______ timed reload (s).
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4 |
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263. According to TCOLE rule 217.21 , Annual Firearms Proficiency Requirement for a Handgun, must include at least 50 rounds of ammunition with at least_____ timed reload (s).
a. 4
b. 3
c. 2
d. 1 |
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264. According to the Texas Transportation Code, an operator may not follow an ambulance closer than_____ when it is displaying emergency lights. (545.407}
a. 500 feet
b. 50 feet
c. an assured clear distance
d. one car length per 10 mph |
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265. In Traffic Direction, the correct whistle signal for GO is ....
a. one long blast
b. two short blast
c. two long blasts
d. three short blasts |
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266. In Traffic Direction, the correct whistle signal for STOP is...
a. one long blast
b. two short blasts
c. two long blasts
d. three short blasts |
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267. According to the Texas Transportation Code, an operator on a two lane, two way roadway, approaching a Stationary Emergency Vehicle displaying Emergency Lights, shall ______
a. vacate the lane nearest the emergency vehicle
b. reduce speed by 20 mph
c. reduce speed by 15 mph
d. reduce speed & vacate the lane |
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268. According to the Texas Transportation Code, an operator on a two way , two lane roadway, posted at 20 mph, approaching a stationary Police Vehicle displaying emergency lights, shall ....
a. reduce speed by 20 mph while passing
b. reduce speed to 5 mph while passing
c. reduce speed by 10 mph while passing
d. vacate the lane nearest the Police Vehicle while passing |
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269. According to the Texas Transportation Code, no one can be licensed to operate a motor vehicle younger than________ years of age.
a. 18
b. 15
c. 16
d. 17 |
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270. According to the Texas Transportation Code, Which of these "Traffic Control devices" does NOT require an operator to yield ?
a. Yield sign
b. Stop Sign
c. Flashing Red Signal
d. Flashing Yellow Signal |
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271. According to sec. 541.301,which of the following is not considered "traffic" when on a Highway ?
a. pedestrians
b. vehicles
c. conveyances
d. animals |
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272. According to sec. 541.301,"To be considered traffic, vehicles upon a highway must be there for the purpose of ________"
a. travel
b. driving
c. use of a controlled access highway
d. parking |
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273. According to sec. 541.301,which of the following is considered "Traffic" upon a highway ?
a. a man riding a horse along the shoulder
b. a girl herding a dairy cow along the grass easement adjacent to the shoulder of the roadway
c. a man operating a motor vehicle along the roadway
d. all the above |
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274. According to objective 13.3.6, which of the following is not conducive to drug smuggling in rural areas of Texas ?
a. small airports
b. clandestine airports on private property
c. farm to market highways used as landing strips
d. creeks, rivers & bayous used to smuggle drugs |
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275. In the historical development of police service models or styles, in which era was the Professional Police Model developed ? (2.1.2)
a. 1900 through the 1940's
b. 1950 through the 1970's
c: 1980 through the 1990's
d. 2000 through today |
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276. . According to the Texas Transportation Code (545.421) "Fleeing from the Police in a Motor Vehicle"
is what level offense ?
a. class C misdemeanor
b. class B misdemeanor
c. State Jail Felony
d. 3rd degree Felony |
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277. According to the Texas Penal Code (38.04) A person that intentionally flees from a person he knows is a Texas Peace Officer attempting to lawfully arrest him and he uses a motor vehicle to flee and he has no prior convictions for this offense, is guilty of what level offense ?
a. Class B misdemeanor
b. Class A misdemeanor
c. State Jail Felony
d. 3rd degree Felony |
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278. Title 18, Section 241 & 242, of the U.S. Codes deals with Deprivation of Civil Rights of a citizen & Conspiracy to deprive civil rights of a citizen. These violations are -_____________
a. State criminal offenses
b. Federal criminal offenses
c. Federal civil offenses
d. State civil offenses |
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279. The office of Sheriff was created in the Texas Constitution in Article _____
a. 2
b. 5
c. 18
d. 23 |
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280. The office of Constable was created in the Texas Constitution in Article________
a . 2
b. 5
c. 18
d. 23 |
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