GO 100.93 - GO 100.102

Question 1

1. The regulatory authority granted by Title __, CCR, Section 1300(e), adopted pursuant to Section 34500.3 CVC, providing authority to the Commissioner to grant limited exemptions for cargo securement standards. (GO 100.93 P. 1)

Answer 1

13

Question 2

2. The purpose of this order is to establish standardized policies and procedures regarding “Marsy’s Law” the Victims’ Bill of Rights Act of ____. (GO 100.94 P. 1)

Answer 2

2008

Question 3

3. Every victim of crime has the right to receive, without cost or charge, a list of the rights of victims of crime recognized in Section __ of Article I of the California Constitution. (GO 100.94 P. 1)

Answer 3

28

Question 4

4. The California Constitution states a “_______” is a person who suffers direct or threatened physical, psychological, or financial harm as a result of the commission or attempted commission of a crime or delinquent act. (GO 100.94 P. 1)

Answer 4

Victim

Question 5

5. The Marsy’s Rights card is available on the _________________ website. (GO 100.94 P. 2)

Answer 5

Attorney General’s

Question 6

6. Providing the Marsy’s Rights card does not preclude the Department from the responsibility of providing the CHP ___, Notice to Victims of Violent Crimes. (GO 100.94 P. 2)

Answer 6

170

Question 7

7. When worn on the uniform, communication devices _____ be in the silent/vibrate mode. (GO 100.95 P. 1)

Answer 7

shall

Question 8

8. Communications with dispatch center/communications center shall be conducted using the departmental radio system and/or the Mobile Digital Computer (MDC). Cellular telephones may be used to communicate with dispatch center/communications center under the following circumstances:
   (a) Exigent circumstances exist, and/or poor radio communications exist where the use of the departmental radio and/or MDC is not practical.
   (b) The Emergency in Progress tone is activated, and there is a necessity to communicate with the dispatch center/communications center.
   (c) The necessity to relate or receive confidential information.
   (d) When a ___________determines a need to speak directly to the dispatcher or dispatch center/communications center. (GO 100.95 P. 1)

Answer 8

supervisor

Question 9

9. Employees ________ not talk on cellular telephones while operating a marked enforcement vehicle, unless exigent circumstances exist. (GO 100.95 P. 1)

Answer 9

should

Question 10

10. If exigent circumstances exist, any communication using a cellular telephone _____be done utilizing a hands-free method. (GO 100.95 P. 1)

Answer 10

shall

Question 11

11. Employees _____ not wear cellular telephone earpieces if not actually engaged in a conversation. (GO 100.95 P. 2)

Answer 11

shall

Question 12

12. Personal communications on cellular telephones while in uniform or engaged in enforcement activity __________be conducted out of the view of the public, unless exigent circumstances exist. (GO 100.95 P. 2)

Answer 12

should

Question 13

13. All state work produced on personal electronic devices shall be transferred to an electronic data storage device (e.g., departmental computer hard drive, compact disk, thumb drive, memory stick, or compact flash drive) and _____not be stored on personal electronic devices. (GO 100.95 P. 2)

Answer 13

shall

Question 14

14. Prior to the September 11, 2001, or “9/11,” terrorist attacks, a majority of state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) law enforcement officials viewed the prevention of terrorism under the purview of the _______ government (GO 100.98 P. 1)

Answer 14

federal

Question 15

15. Joint Terrorism Task Forces. ___________ CHP task force officers (TFO) are assigned to FBI JTTFs throughout the state. The TFOs conduct and participate in terrorism related investigations in order to prevent terrorist acts in California and the U.S. They also facilitate the exchange of investigative information in areas of mutual interest between the CHP and FBI. (GO 100.98 P. 2)

Answer 15

Full-time

Question 16

16. Employees, upon becoming aware of an actual or perceived terrorist threat or action, or any suspicious event or vehicle that may pose a threat or be indicative of possible terrorist or criminal activity in support of terrorism, shall report the suspicious activity by submitting a _________________ to the Emergency Notification and Tactical Alert Center (ENTAC) as soon as possible. (GO 100.98 P. 3)

Answer 16

Suspicious Activity Report

Question 17

17. Notification to ENTAC shall be made ________ to ensure accuracy and timeliness. (GO 100.98 P. 3)

Answer 17

telephonically

Question 18

18. A list of indicators and characteristics of possible terrorist activities, along with reporting guidelines are contained in the CHP ____, Redi-Ref, under Terrorism Indicators & Reporting Guide. This list is merely a guide to assist employees and is not all inclusive. (GO 100.98 P. 3)

Answer 18

291

Question 19

19. Any CHP employee, who receives a National Crime Information Center (NCIC) response which includes a Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) handling code, shall follow the TSC instructions and immediately contact the TSC at the number provided. Contact with the TSC in a timely manner, preferably ________the enforcement contact, will allow the TSC to assist the officer/dispatcher with the encounter by providing additional identifying information to confirm whether the hit is a positive match to the Terrorist Watch-list. (GO 100.98 P. 3)

Answer 19

during

Question 20

20. The ENTAC is the ____ point-of-contact for CHP personnel regarding the submission and documentation of all observed behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity. The suspicious activity shall be documented as a SAR. (GO 100.98 P. 6)

Answer 20

24/7

Question 21

21. Appropriate safety precautions shall be taken prior to all interviews / interrogations. Prior to entering the interview/interrogation room, employees should consider securing __________ in their assigned locker or in a secure area designated for weapons storage. (GO 100.99 P. 1)

Answer 21

all weapons

Question 22

22. Arrestees ________ remain handcuffed or secured in a manner to prevent their escape or assaults to personnel. (GO 100.99 P. 2)

Answer 22

should

Question 23

23. Employees should take necessary steps to limit the number of personnel in the interview/interrogation room. Normally, interviews/interrogations will be conducted by no more than ____ persons. (GO 100.99 P. 2)

Answer 23

two

Question 24

24. Employees _____ audio and/or video record all interviews/interrogations. Audio and/or video recording will ensure the accuracy of the statement and could provide beneficial information for criminal prosecutions, civil prosecutions, internal investigations, and civilians’ complaint investigations. (GO 100.99 P. 2)

Answer 24

shall

Question 25

25. The CHP is required to submit uniform crime data to the California Department of Justice (DOJ) on a ________ basis. (GO 100.100 P. 1)

Answer 25

monthly

Question 26

26. In January 2021, the DOJ expanded its requirements for uniform crime reporting (UCR) from 8 reportable offenses to ___ Group A reportable offenses, plus 13 Group B reportable offenses. (GO 100.100 P. 1)

Answer 26

70

Question 27

27. Employees shall complete a CHP ___ for every Group A and Group B arrest investigation or stolen vehicle report prepared. (GO 100.100 P. 2)

Answer 27

729

Question 28

28. In instances where both a CHP 216/CHP 202 and a CHP ___are completed, only one CHP 729 needs to be prepared. (GO 100.100 P. 2)

Answer 28

180

Question 29

29. Crimes Against Persons. Refer to Annexes A and B for the lists of crimes against persons. For these crimes, a separate CHP 729 shall be completed for each ______. (GO 100.100 P. 3)

Answer 29

victim

Question 30

30. The Law Enforcement Officers Killed or Assaulted (LEOKA) information is used to provide the ___ and the Federal Bureau of Investigation with information relative to assaults on peace officers and officers killed in the line of duty. (GO 100.100 P. 4)

Answer 30

DOJ

Question 31

31. The ___________ objective of responding officers [to an active shooter] is the rescue of victims and innocent bystanders, and the treatment and evacuation of injured victims. (GO 100.101 P. 1)

Answer 31

secondary

Question 32

32. The _______ objective [of Officers responding to an active shooter] is to secure the area and assist with a secondary search, a room by room sweep, or crime scene securement, as directed. (GO 100.101 P. 2)

Answer 32

tertiary

Question 33

33. The Academy, ______________, is the Office of Primary Interest for the departmental uniformed and nonuniformed Active Shooter Response Program and all related techniques, tactics, and policies. (GO 100.101 P. 2)

Answer 33

Tactical Training Program

Question 34

34. Each Division commander shall establish an Active Shooter Response/Tactical Casualty Care instructor team. The team will operate on a part-time basis to conduct ASR/TCC training within the Division. The team should be made up of uniformed personnel at the rank of _______ and below throughout the Division (GO 100.101 P. 2)

Answer 34

sergeant

Question 35

35. All personnel assigned to an ASR/TCC instructor team shall attend the ___-hour ASR/TCC Instructor Course (GO 100.101 P. 3)

Answer 35

40

Question 36

36. All officers not engaged in another __________shall immediately respond to the scene of an active shooter event, unless ordered to slow or cancel their response. (GO 100.101 P. 3)

Answer 36

emergency

Question 37

37. All responding officers [to an active shooter] _________ switch their handheld radios to a predesignated tactical channel. A common channel will assist in communicating with neighboring CHP Area officers and allied agency personnel that may be on scene. (GO 100.101 P. 4)

Answer 37

should

Question 38

38. All uniformed CHP personnel shall successfully complete the departmentally approved one-day ASR/TCC Recertification Course every __________. (GO 100.101 P. 5)

Answer 38

two years

Question 39

39. Active shooter training for uniformed personnel shall be done in a reality-based scenario format. This training _____ include collaborative training with surrounding law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and emergency medical service providers. (GO 100.101 P. 6)

Answer 39

shall

Question 40

40. There are ______types of lineups. Although they all serve the purpose of identifying the suspect of a crime, they are used in different situations. (GO 100.102 P. 1)

Answer 40

four

Question 41

41. Voice-only lineups ______ be used when the witness heard the suspect’s voice, but did not see them. (GO 100.102 P. 2)

Answer 41

should

Question 42

42. An electronic recording shall be made that includes both audio and visual representations of the lineups being conducted. When it is not possible to make a recording with both audio and visual representations, an _____ recording only may be used. (GO 100.102 P. 2)

Answer 42

audio

Question 43

43. ________ administration means the employee conducting a photographic or recorded lineup may know who the suspect is, but does not know where the suspect has been placed or positioned in the lineup procedure. (GO 100.102 P. 3)

Answer 43

Blinded

Question 44

44. It is permissible to modify a photograph (such as by adding a mustache) to help confirm an identification when a ________ has already made a tentative identification. Employees shall not make any such modification until after the ________ has made at least a tentative selection. (GO 100.102 P. 4)

Answer 44

witness

Question 45

45. Booking photographs, which do not contain any information concerning a previous arrest, ____be used if there are no other photographs available of the possible suspect, or if other available photographs no longer resemble the appearance of the suspect at the time of the offense. (GO 100.102 P. 4)

Answer 45

may

Question 46

46. The use of a booking photograph in a photographic lineup shall be documented on the CHP 202 or CHP ____ along with the reason the booking photograph was used. (GO 100.102 P. 4)

Answer 46

216

Question 47

47. The employee conducting the lineup shall read the instructions on the CHP ____ to the witness, verbatim, prior to having the witness read the instructions on the CHP 216L and sign the document signifying they understand all instructions. (GO 100.102 P. 4)

Answer 47

216L

Question 48

48. A suspect __________have a right to refuse to participate in a lineup, refuse to speak during a lineup, or refuse to wear clothing for identification purposes (People v. Hart [1999] 20 Cal.4th 546, 625; Goodwin v. Superior Court [2001] 90 Cal.App.4th 215, 221). Refusal to participate shall be documented in the CHP 202 or CHP 216. (GO 100.102 P. 5)

Answer 48

does not

Question 49

49. A suspect’s refusal [in a line up] to participate is ________ at trial as demonstrating consciousness of guilt even if the suspect did so on the advice of counsel (People v. Alexander [2010] 49 Cal.4th 846, 905-906). (GO 100.102 P. 6)

Answer 49

admissible

Question 50

50. A suspect has the right to have counsel present at a ____lineup if they have been arraigned on the crime under investigation (Rothgery v. Gillespie County [2008] 554 U.S. 191, 213). (GO 100.102 P. 6)

Answer 50

live