Chapter 13- Law Enforcement

Question 1

What are adopted to assist agencies in implementing Statues?

Answer 1

Administrative rules

Question 2

Where can fire related policies and procedures be found in the FFS Fire Manual?

Answer 2

Chapter 7

Question 3

All FFS firefighters should possess and be familiar with what?

Answer 3

Florida Forest Fire Laws and Open Burning Regulations

Question 4

Which person caused fires should be investigated?

Answer 4

All

Question 5

When does the investigation of a wildfire begin?

Answer 5

As soon as the fire is reported

Question 6

The bulk of wildland fire investigation can be done by whom?

Answer 6

By the arriving fire crew

Question 7

What are the two types of evidence?

Answer 7

Direct and Circumstantial

Question 8

What type of evidence requires further inference?

Answer 8

Circumstantial

Question 9

The two categories of evidence are what?

Answer 9

Fixed and Movable

Question 10

All evidence must be what?

Answer 10

Properly documented and preserved

Question 11

“Any matter of fact from which an inference may be drawn as to another matter of fact” is the definition of what?

Answer 11

Evidence

Question 12

What kind of offense is woods arson?

Answer 12

Third degree felony

Question 13

What is the record of individuals who handled a piece of evidence from discovery to trial?

Answer 13

Chain of Custody

Question 14

Evidence must be identified with a symbol or mark by who?

Answer 14

The person that discovered it

Question 15

An informal questioning to learn facts is referred to as what?

Answer 15

An interview

Question 16

Any person violating Florida Statutes or Administrative Rules should be issued what?

Answer 16

Notice of Violation

Question 17

What is the minimum fee that will be charged for suppression?

Answer 17

$150

Question 18

The “laws” of the State of Florida are referred to as what?

Answer 18

Statues