"_____ means, under arrest by a peace officer, or under restraint by a public servant, pursuant to a court order".

a.  restraint

b.  custody

c. detention

d.  arrest

"_____ means, unauthorized departure from custody or failing to return to custody, following a temporary leave for a specific purpose or limited period, but does not include a violation of conditions of probation or parole"

a.  fleeing

b.  escape

c.  absent without leave

d.  none of these

"_____ means, force that is intended or known by the actor to cause, or in the manner of its use or intended use, is capable of casing, death or serious bodily injury".

a.  illegal force

b.  unlawful aggression

c.  deadly force

d.  excessive force

The threat of force is justified when the use of force is _____.

a.  less than deadly

b.  justified

c.  reasonable

d.  imminent

_____ is not justification, to use deadly force.

a.  verbal provocation

b.  when the actor consented to the exact force used

c.  to resist an unlawful arrest

d.  all the above

The Supreme Court case that deals with Deadly Force ...

a.  Kramer v Alabama

b.  Tennessee v Garner

c.  Terry v Ohio

d.  Aguilar v Texas

"An aggresive act committed by any person, which does not amount to assault, and is necessay to accomplish a legitimate objective", is...

a.  deadly force

b.  force

c.  assault by contact

d.  none of these

Necessary force is the _____ amount of lawful force, sufficient to achieve a legitimate police objective.

a.  maximum

b.  optimum

c.  minimum

d.  sufficient

An approved weapon is a weapon used by a peace officer in the performance of his duties and ...

a.  apporved by his agency

d.  he has received proper training in its use

c.  is not full-automatic

d.  all the above

e.  a and b

e.  a and b

A peace officer may Not use deadly force...

a.  to protect another person's life

b.  in self defense

c.  to prevent a suicide

e.  all the above ARE allowed

Which of these is not approved for police use of force?

a.  open hand

b.  chemical device

c.  baton, night-stick

d.  they're all acceptable

To use deadly force to stop an escaping felon, in a penal institution...

a.  warning must first be given (if feasible)

b.  felon must be a threat of serious physical harm to the officer or the public

c.  any convicted felon can be shot, trying to excape.

d.  a and b

Officer may use deadly force to prevent the imminent commission of ...

a.  aggravated kidnapping

b.  robbery

c.  aggravated robbery

d.  all the above

Officer may use deadly force to prevent the imminent commission of...

a.  arson

b.  burglary

c.  theft at night

d.  all the above

Officer may Not use deadly force to prevent a person from fleeing immediately after committing...

a.  burglary

b.  arson

c.  aggravated robbery

d.  theft at night

Officer may Not use deadly force to prevent the imminent commission of...

a.  kidnapping

b.  murder

c.  robbery

d.  all the above

Officer may use deadly force to prevent the imminent commission of but Not stop a person from fleeing after the commission of...

a.  arson

b.  theft at night

c.  burglary

d.  criminal mischief at night

e.  a and d

e.  a and d

"That force that is intended or known by the actor to cause, or in the manner of its use or intended use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily injury", defines...

a.  agravated assault

b.  force

c.  deadly force

d.  none of these

"The minimum amount of lawful aggression, sufficient to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective", defines...

a.  reasonable and unnecessay force

b.  necessary and unreasonable force

c.  force

d.  reasonable and necessary force

_____ are synonyms for the verb, force.

a.  compel

b.  oblige

c.  coerce

d.  all the above

The police role in a physical arrest is essentilly ______.

a.  aggressive

b.  offensive

c.  custodial

d.  defensive

"_____ is that degree of influence the officer must exert over the violator, to take him into custody".

a.  control

b.  restraint

c.  apprehension

d.  none of these

"The objective of using control is to elicit _____ from the offender".

a.  respect

b.  cooperation

c.   pain

d.  none of these

Before using force the officer should consider...

a.  is the suspect armed

b.  what crime has he comitted

c.  is he resisting

d.  all the above

The proper use of force continuum is...

a.  verbal, open-hand, intermediate, deadly

b.  professional presence, verbal, weapon-less, weapon, deadly force

c.  professional presence, weapon-less, baton, chemical, deadly force

d.  presence, veral, weapon, deadly force

When the level of force is less than the offenders' level of resistance, _______ results.

a.  excessive control

b.  ineffective control

c.  control

d.  none of these

When the level of force is unreasonably greater than the offenders level of resistance, ______ results.

a.  inneffective control

b.  control

c.  deadly force

d.  excessive control

Only the _____ amount of force, necessary to effect the arrest, should be used.

a.  proper

b.  maximum

c. minimum

d.  immediate

" ______ % of an officer's duties involve verbal skills".

a.  50

b.  35

c.  97

d.  100

A peace officers' use of force must be _____ & appropriate.

a.  objective

b.  selective

c.  subjective

d.  none of these

The _____ amendment to the U.S. Constitution, limits the level of force used in arrests and search.

a.  1st

b.  4th

c.  5th

d.  8th

Reasonable force can be used to effect an arrest, when the officer has ______.

a.  probable cause

b.  reasonable suspicion

c.  mere suspicion

d.  cause

Which of the following has a responsibility to intervene to stop police officers engaging in use of excessive force in their presence?

a.  the Sergeant

b.  the Lieutenant

c.  senior ranking officer at the scene

d.  All personnel present, regardless of rank

Who does not have to intervene when officers are engaging in excessive force?

a.  supervisors

b.  police officers present, but not making the arrest

c.  citizens

d.  all must intervene

Which of these is not part of "weaponless" option?

a.  handgun

b.  wrist lock

c.  arm bar

d.  pressure point compliance

Which of these is in the Weapons option?

a.  ASP

b.  Stun gun

c.  Mace

d.  all the above

The court case that deals with "Use of Force Concepts".

a.  Garrity v New Jersey

b.  Aguilar v Texas

c.  Terry v Ohio

d.  Brown v Texas

A Police Supervisor has a _____ duty to intervene and stop officers using excessive force in his presence.

a.  mandatory

b.  affirmative

c.  implied

d.  optional

A non-supervisory police officer has a _____ duty to intervene and stop police officers/supervisors using excessive force in his presence.

a.  affirmative

b.  mandatory

c.  implied

d.  required