302 - Filing Cases and Attending Court (1 of 2) Flashcards
Who is the owner of Order 302 - Filing Cases and Attending Court?
Director of Investigations & Homeland Security
Officers filing for an arrest warrant or capias for suspects that are still at large must do so within _____
36 hours (excluding weekends and holidays).
When does an officer file on an arrest pursuant to a capias?
requires no further filing action;
If an arrest is made on an arrest warrant which originated in the Investigations Division or Narcotics/Vice Section, who will interview the suspect?
the detective who obtained the arrest warrant or an on-call detective
If an arrest is made on an arrest warrant which originated in the Investigations Division or Narcotics/Vice Section, who is responsible for filing on the case?
The detective who obtained the arrest warrant will be
A notation will be made _____ to identify it as an Investigations Division or Narcotics/Vice Section warrant.
at the bottom of the warrant
If an arrest is made by another agency and the only involvement of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) officer is to execute the arrest warrant, who will file the case?
the officer of the other agency will be responsible for filing the case
Officers filing on felony arrests, whether on probable cause or pursuant to a warrant, must file within _____ of the arrest if the officer is scheduled to work the next day, or within _____ if the officer is not scheduled to work the next day (excluding weekends and holidays);
24 hours
120 hours
On robbery cases where the suspect is arrested and interviewed by the robbery detective, who is responsible for filing the case?
the assigned robbery detective.
If the victim of a felony does not wish to prosecute the suspect(s), the case may be cleared when?
after the officer provides the information to the SAO, and the SAO declines to proceed with prosecution.
Officers (will/will not) advise the victim of a felony to contact the SAO.
will not
When should the officer should contact the victim of the felony to advise the victim of the status of the case?
after he has filed the information with the SAO
The State Attorney’s Office filing hours will be from _____ hours daily.
1300 to 1700
The _____ should be used for any type of charge(s) during the midnight shift.
Midnight Shift Officers Only Transmittal Filing Affidavit
Officers are required to file cases in one of two ways: _____ or _____, unless you are assigned to Watch 6 then you may file transmittals for all cases.
(1) By utilizing the Transmittal Filing Affidavit; or
(2) In person,
A LEO has to file in person for the following felonies (21)
(1) Aggravated Assault.
(2) Aggravated Assault on a LEO with injuries.
(3) Aggravated Battery.
(4) Aggravated Battery in a Detention Facility.
(5) Arson.
(6) Burglary
(a) Armed Burglary.
(b) Attempted Burglary to an occupied dwelling.
(c) Burglary involving an assault or battery.
(d) Burglary – dwelling – occupied.
(e) Burglary – dwelling – unoccupied.
(f) Burglary – occupied structure.
(g) Burglary – occupied conveyance.
(7) Battery - On a person 65 years or older.
(8) Child Abuse.
(9) Crimes involving any type of shooting.
(10) Cruelty to animals.
(11) Domestic Violence violations.
(12) Elderly Abuse and Neglect.
(13) False Bomb Report.
(14) False Imprisonment.
(15) Kidnapping.
(16) Leaving the scene of an accident with injury.
(17) Murder.
(18) Robbery.
(19) Sexual assault, battery, lewd and lascivious contact.
(20) Stalking - Aggravated with credible threat to life with injury.
(21) Written threats to kill or do bodily harm.
An officer does not have to file the case in person if the suspect has been arrested by _____.
arrest warrant
A patrol officer assigned to the midnight shift may file all charges by use of _____
the Transmittal Filing Affidavit.
Specifically exempted cases requiring officers to appear in person are as follows:
(1) Any case involving a request for the issuance of a _____
(2) Any case involving a _____ or _____ warrant;
(3) Any case where the filing officer is a detective not assigned to the _____;
(4) Any case being filed with the _____ or _____;
(5) Any case where the victim is _____;
(6) EMERGENCY situations requiring immediate attention.
capias; search or felony arrest Narcotics Division State Attorney's Special Prosecution or Special Assault Division seriously injured
Supervisor and notarizing officer’s names and Identification (ID) numbers must be printed legibly where?
under each signature