ASSISTANCE AND JURISDICTION

Question 1

Supplemental law enforcement assistance is approved by who?

Answer 1

Governor

Question 2

Levels of mutual aid?

Answer 2

Local
Operational area (Sheriff)
Regional (Cal OES)
State

Question 3

Who approves mutual aid?

Answer 3

Commissioner or designee

Question 4

Exceptions for needing commissioner approval for mutual aid?

Answer 4

1199 or emergency traffic assistance

Question 5

U Visa (victim of crime visa) must be reviewed within how many days?

Answer 5

30 by area commander

Question 6

U Visa requests subject to immigration removal must be reviewed in how many days?

Answer 6

7 days by area commander

Question 7

U Visa request documentation shall be retained for how long?

Answer 7

3 years

Question 8

In the case of a LEA job action (strike or sickout), CHP can be requested through mutual aid and assist to what extent?

Answer 8

Obtain info and forward to primary agency for follow-up unless arrest is made.

Question 9

Can CHP assist in national parks?

Answer 9

No, exclusive jurisdiction

Question 10

Can CHP provide traffic law enforcement with new cities?

Answer 10

Remainder of fiscal year of incorporation or until PD is established, whichever comes first

Question 11

Interstate mutual assistance agreements with which states?

Answer 11

Oregon State Police, Nevada Highway Patrol, Arizona Department of Public Safety

Question 12

Interstate mutual assistance agreement limited to how many miles and for what purpose?

Answer 12

50 miles, assist requesting state, misdemeanor pursuit and misdemeanor follow-up

Question 13

Fresh Pursuit Act allows for interstate pursuit of which type of crime?

Answer 13

Felony only

Question 14

Can CHP do felony follow-up out of state?

Answer 14

If timeley and within 50 miles. Supervisor approval required for more than 50 miles.

Question 15

Does Interstate Mutual Assistance Agreement allow misdemeanor pursuits beyond 50 miles?

Answer 15

If extreme hazard (DUI, reckless)

Question 16

Four types of jurisdiction (federal vs state)?

Answer 16

Exclusive (federal only)
Partial (still mostly federal)
Concurrent (federal and state equal)
Proprietary (state)

Question 17

Can CHP enforce laws on reservations or Rancherias?

Answer 17

Yes, but no parking tickets, no admin per se, no zero tolerance (minor dui)

Question 18

When can CHP enforce laws on federal lands?

Answer 18

Requested or directed by federal agency and when officers are deputized as US Marshals

Question 19

Four types of diplomats and immunity ?

Answer 19

Diplomatic agent (full immunity plus family)
Consular officer (immune from official act unless felony warrant)
Consular employee (not service staff, official acts)
Honorary consul (no immunity)

Question 20

Can diplomats with claims of immunity be physically arrested?

Answer 20

No

Question 21

Diplomatic immunity 215, 216, and 202 shall be forwarded to ACF and division within how many hours?

Answer 21

48

Question 22

Supervisor approval prior to diplomat release should/shall be obtained?

Answer 22

Shall

Question 23

Foreign national who has been arrested or detained more than __ hours, should/shall be advised their embassy or consulate can be notified and they may speak with them?

Answer 23

2 hours, shall