Deck

Question 1

Charter

Answer 1

Protects against unreasonable intrusion of the goverment

Question 2

Right

Answer 2

a power, privilige or immunity secured to a person by law

Question 3

Section 8

Answer 3

Everyone has the right against reasonable search and seizure

Question 4

Section 9

Answer 4

protection from Illegal detention or imprisonment

Question 5

Section 10

Answer 5

Rights on arrest

Question 6

494 of Criminal Code

Answer 6

Provides civilians the power to arrest without warrant and the use of force

Question 7

Types of law

Answer 7

Common Law, Case Law, Statue Law

Question 8

Classifications of law

Answer 8

Summary, Hybrid/Dual, Indictable

Question 9

Finds committing

Answer 9

seeing a person commit a offence or seeing a person commit an offence pursuing him immediately and continously until arrested

Question 10

Reasonable grounds

Answer 10

a set of facts or circumstances which would satisfy an ordinary, cautious, and prudent person that there is reason to beileve, and which goes beyond mere suspicion

Question 11

25 of the Criminal Code

Answer 11

Authorizes use of force in law

Question 12

section 26 of the Criminal Code

Answer 12

Excessive force

Question 13

Arrest

Answer 13

Taking physical control of a person with the intent to detain him or her

Question 14

Steps to a arrest

Answer 14

1. Identify themselves
2. Tell them they are under arrest
3. Tell them why they are under arrest
4. Take physical control
5. Issue them rights
6. Ensure they understand rights

Question 15

How to deal with situations?

Answer 15

1. Assess
2. Plan
3. Act

Question 16

Perception examples

Answer 16

sight/vision, cultural background, critical incident stress symptoms, injuries, gender, skills, abilites, training, personal experience, strength, fitness level

Question 17

Tactical consideration examples

Answer 17

appearance, consequences of disengaging, numbers, cover, distance, resources/equipment available, etc

Question 18

Factors that affect situations

Answer 18

Environment: weather, lighting
Perceived subject’s abilities: size
Knowledge of subject: history
Time & Distance: escape routes
Potential attack signs: aggressive

Question 19

Cooperative subject

Answer 19

Subject responds appropriately to the officer’s prescence
UOF option: officer presence and communication

Question 20

Passive resistant

Answer 20

Individual who is not doing what is asked of them, but not providing any threats
UOF options: communication and soft physical control

Question 21

Active resistant

Answer 21

use of non-assaultive action to resist
UOF options: Prying with baton, OC scary, and soft physical control

Question 22

Assaultive

Answer 22

subject attempts to apply force to any person (act or gesture)
UOF option: intermediate weapon and hard physical control

Question 23

Serious bodily harm or death

Answer 23

subject exhibits action that the officer reasonablily beileves are intended or likely to cause serious harm or death to any person
UOF options: lethal weapons

Question 24

Use of force options

Answer 24

Officer Prescence (good deportment, professional demeanor, assertive, confident)
Communication (active listening skills, verbal and non verbal skills)
Soft physical control (guiding and escorting)
Hard physical control (grounding and strikes)
Intermediate weapons (baton, OC sprays, taser)
Lethal force (firearm, vehicle, weapons of opportunity)