Det. Oral Board Flashcards
Misuse of 911
Did make a false report by a medium of public communication, (describe method, i.e. telephone) to (name of police agency) alleging (enter alleged crime) knowing said report to be false. Misuse of 911 is a G/M.
TRESPASS
TRESPASS - VERBAL WARNING: Did return or remain on property after warning not to trespass by a representative of the owner, to wit: (name of person giving warning, date of warning), said warning being issued due to (reason for being initially trespassed, i.e. disorderly conduct, violation of rules, entry into restricted areas for mischief or with malicious intent, criminal activity, etc.). NOTE: For verbal warning, if the location is a place where the public is invited, such as a hotel/casino, restaurant, store, theatre, etc., utilize the following:
TO WIT: Did return or remain on property after warning not to trespass by the owner or representative of the owner, to wit: (name of person giving warning, date of warning), said warning being issued due to reason (reason for being initially trespassed, i.e. disorderly conduct, violation of rules, entry into restricted areas, criminal activity, failure to pay admittance, etc.).
TO WIT: TRESPASS - SIGNS POSTED: Did go upon the land of another, to wit: (state location, i.e., Union Pacific Railroad Yard, located at 650 South Main Street) and willfully remained thereon after having been warned by the owner thereof not to trespass; which warning was given by signs conspicuously posted by the owner upon the grounds of said property stating “No Trespassing - NRS 207.200.”
TO WIT: TRESPASS - FENCED AREA: Did go upon the land of another, to wit: (describe land) and willfully remained thereon without permission and after having been warned by the owner thereof not to trespass, which warning was given by said property being enclosed by a (describe barrier in sufficient detail, i.e. a fence, a wall, a hedge, etc).
HARASSMENT
HARASSMENT (1st OFFENSE MISDEMEANOR) NRS 200.571.2ab
HARASSMENT (2nd OFFENSE GROSS MISDEMEANOR)
County Booking Code 50328 City Booking Code 5309 TO WIT: Did threaten to cause bodily injury to (describe threats and name of person) in the future. OR: Did threaten to damage the property of another (describe threats and property). OR: Did threaten to do an act (describe act) which is intended to substantially harm the person threatened with respect to his physical or mental health and safety.
ASSAULT
Did willfully and unlawfully attempt to use physical force against another person;
OR:
Did intentionally place another person in reasonable apprehension of immediate bodily harm, to wit: (name of victim), by (describe assault i.e. how it was intentional, reasonable and immediate) which occurred at (location) at approximately (time).
BATTERY
TO WIT: Did willfully and unlawfully use force and violence upon the person of another, to wit: (victim’s name), by (explain what the suspect did to the victim, i.e. using his fists to hit said victim in the head, face, and stomach).
MAYHEM
(FELONY) Unlawful depriving a human being of a member of his body; 2. Or disfiguring or rendering it useless (i.e., putting out an eye, cutting out a tongue, etc.).
MURDER
Murder is the unlawful killing of a human being:
With malice aforethought, either express or implied;
Caused by a controlled substance which was sold, given, traded or otherwise made available to a person in violation of chapter 453 of NRS; or
ROBBERY
(FELONY)
- Unlawfully taking the personal property
- From the person of another OR in his presence
- Against the victim’s will
- By means of force OR violence OR fear of injury, immediate or in the future
- To the victim, any member of his family, or any person in his company at the time of the robbery.
- If force is used, the degree is immaterial if it is used to compel acquiescence to the taking of or escaping with the property
NOTE: Robbery occurs if force or fear is used to: Obtain or retain possession of the property, and Prevent or overcome resistance to the taking, or to facilitate an escape.
TAKING FROM PERSON OF ANOTHER UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES NOT AMOUNTING TO ROBBERY
(FELONY)
- A person who under circumstances not amounting to robbery
- With the intent to steal or appropriate to his own use
- Takes property from the person of another without force or fear
- Without the victim’s consent
NOTE: Property must be in the victim’s possession at the time of theft
Types of Search Warrants
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Steps of a Search Warrant
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Discipline
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Department Goals (Value & Sustain Excellent Service)
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Plain view vs. Open view
Open View: What a person knowingly exposes to the public even in his home or office, is not a subject of 4th amendment protection. *Said another way, as long as the items or area in question is sufficiently public to prevent a person from demonstrating a “reasonable expectation of privacy” police activity will not be deemed a search.
Plain View: Officer in legal position to be; Item is immediately apparent to the Officer that the items are “probably” subject to seizure because it is contraband or evidence; The seizure can be made without substantial additional intrusion.
Miranda in-custody
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