CTE Flashcards
What is one of the highest court?
US supreme court
What are the four elements of an arrest?
Intent, understanding, authority, and subjection.
What is the basic patrol tactic that focuses interst on community relations?
Service style
Where must license plates be attached ona behile other than a motorcycle, trailer, or semitrailer?
Both the front and rear of the vehicle
What is the legal paper charging someone with a crime?
Information
Which type of witness is allowed to epress an opinion?
Expert witness
What can only be serached with authorization of a search warrant?
Body cavities
What does the term “in loco parentis” mean?
In the place of parents
How many service hours must and officer complete yearly to remain certified?
40
what is the statute of limitaions of an infractions?
1 year
Who appoints district court judges in the state of Utah?
Governor
what is the response time goal for an offier during an emergency call?
Less than 3 minutes
what does modus operandi (MO) mean?
Method of operations
who can the defendant speak with and the conversation is considered confidential and cannot be used in a court of law?
Clergy, attorney, and doctor
Under what circumstances can a officer use deadly force?
Carrying out lawful execution, preventing escape of felons and protecting self or others.
In Utah what is the illegal blood alcohol limit?
0.08
what is the three basic fingerprint patterns?
loop, arch, and whorl
under what age are acts considered delinquent?
18
what is one of the things the police can do accoridng to the fourth amendment?
conduct reasonable searches
which cannot be used as a defense for a criminal charge?
peremptory challenge
what branch of government determines guilt and innocence?
Judicial
what are the legal rights of a prison inmate?
Interviews with the media secured mail form legal cousel due process, and access to three showers per week.
what should an officer do when searching for evidence?
use one of the standard search patterns
what crime has been committed when a fight occurs?
disorderly conduct
what crime has been committed when someone takes anything of value form another person by force or threat?
robbery
what can a defendatn gain in a plea bargain?
reduced penalty, less serious charge
when may a citizen perform a legal arrest ?
when a public offense is committed in their presence
where is it legal to serach for a stolen 32 inch television?
closet