Hate Crime And DV Protocol

Question 1

__________ __________: It is any unlawful action against the person or property of another, committed because of the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation, whether or not performed under color of authority.

A. Civil harassment
B. Hate crime
C. Race crime
D. Racial crime

Answer 1

B. Hate crime

Question 2

A hate-motivated incident is a ____________ action motivated by a bias.

A. Non-criminal
B. Criminal
C. Negative
D. Hate

Answer 2

A. Non-criminal action

Question 3

Any non-criminal act directed at any person or group, motivated in whole or in part, by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation.

Based on the statement above , is an Officer required to write an information crime report?

Answer 3

Yes

Question 4

Any criminal acts or attempted criminal acts which cause physical injury, emotional suffering, or property damage where there is a reasonable cause to believe that the crime was motivated, in whole or in part, by the victim’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation.

A. Hate motivated incident
B. Hate motivated crime
C. Hate motivated event
D. Hate motivated occurrence

Answer 4

B. Hate motivated crime

Question 5

Often called an “anti-hate crime” statute, provides that an action for injunctive relief may be brought whenever a person interferes by threats, intimidation, or coercion or attempts to interfere with another person’s civil or constitutional rights (these include association, assembly, due process, education, employment, equal protection, expression, formation and enforcement of contracts, holding of public office, housing, privacy, speech, travel, use of public facilities, voting, worship, and protection from bodily restraint or harm, from personal insult, from defamation, and from injury to personal relations).

A. The push act
B. The preventative act
C. The freedom act
D. The bane act

Answer 5

D. The bane act

Question 6

Speech alone is sufficient to support an action under the Bane Act?

True or false

Answer 6

False.

Speech alone is not sufficient to support an action under the Bane Act, unless the speech itself threatens violence against a specific person or group of persons, and the person or group of persons against whom the threat is directed reasonably fears that, because of the speech, violence will be committed against them or their property and that the person threatening the violence had the apparent ability to carry out the threat.

Question 7

Is it a crime for any person who attaches or inserts an unauthorized advertisement in -a newspaper, and who redistributes it to the public or who has the intent to redistribute it to the public.

Yes or no

Answer 7

Yes.

538c PC

Question 8

640.2(a) PC: It is a __________ for any person to stamp, print, place or insert any writing in or on any product or box, package, or other container, containing a consumer product offered for sale.

A. Infraction
B. Misdemeanor
C. Felony
D. Wobbler

Answer 8

B. Misdemeanor

Question 9

The urging of violence where death or great bodily injury is likely to result is protected by the California Constitution.

True or false

Answer 9

False.

The urging of violence where death or great bodily injury is likely to result is not protected by the California Constitution.

Question 10

any assault or battery, which is directed at a person(s) because of his or her race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation or because they are perceived to have one or more of those characteristics.

Hate motivated incident or hate motivated crime?

Answer 10

Hate motivated crime

Question 11

A non-criminal act or incident is completed when a bias exists towards a person based upon their actual or perceived race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation combined with the apparent intention to do any one or combination of the following except:

A. Harass
B. Intimidate
C. Threaten
D. Retaliate
E. Stalk
F. Create conflict

Answer 11

E. Stalk

Question 12

Dispatcher will dispatch the possible hate crime or hate incident over the MDT and the radio.

True or false

Answer 12

False.

Dispatcher will dispatch the possible hate crime or hate incident over the MDT and not the radio.

Question 13

If there is a question of whether or not the incident meets the criteria of a hate crime, the Communications Senior or Supervisor may contact the ______ ______ ________ during regular business hours or the ________ _________during non-business hours.

Answer 13

Hate crime details, night detectives

Question 14

When the officer determines a hate crime or incident has occurred, which of the following an officer shall do? Chose all that applies.

A. Request a District Sergeant respond to the scene.
B. Provide assistance to stabilize the victim.
C. Ask the victim if she/he wants to press charges for misdemeanor crime.
D. Provide the victim with referral information regarding victim support services, safety options, and follow-up investigative procedures.
E. Conduct a thorough, preliminary investigation consistent with Department policy and procedure.

Answer 14

A, B, D, E

Question 15

District Sergeants: Upon being notified of a possible hate crime or incident, the District Sergeant shall: (Chose that all applies)

A. Respond to the scene and determine whether or not a hate crime or incident has occurred.
B. Supervise the investigation.
C. Take whatever steps are necessary to ensure that the situation does not escalate.
D. Update the Area Commander and the appropriate investigative unit.
E. Complete the Watch Commanders Report entry.
F. Review and sign off report.

Answer 15

All of the above

Question 16

The __________ ________of the Unit responsible for the Hate Crime investigation shall have the authority to activate the Attorney General’s Hate Crime Rapid Response Team.

A. Unit captain
B. Assistance chief
C. Unit commander
D. Police chief

Answer 16

C. Unit commander

Question 17

Area lieutenant is responsible of all the following except.

A. Maintain responsibility for the preliminary investigation.
B. Ensure the responsibilities of the Beat Officer and Sergeant are completed.
C. Notify the chain of command.
D. Notify the BOI Unit Commander or designee of the investigative unit responsible for handling the follow-up investigation (in aggravated circumstances).
E. Notify the Night and/or Day Detectives of the investigation and seek investigative guidance as needed.
F. The Hate Crime Detail will be notified of all major Hate Crime investigations.
G. Notify the Press Information Officer (in aggravated circumstances).
H. When the PIO is not available to write a press release, the Unit Commander of the BOI Unit in charge of the investigation will be responsible for the press release.
I. Calm the victim and provide resources to the victim.

Answer 17

I.

Question 18

A violation of a CPO is prosecuted under PC _______. A CPO may require “No Contact” or it may allow “Peaceful Contact”.

Answer 18

166(c)(1) PC

Question 19

Can an Officer request an EPRO for the victim even-though the victim refused an EPRO?

Yes or no

Answer 19

Yes.

Emergency Protective Order (EPRO) is a type of restraining order issued by a Judge or Commissioner at any time, whether or not Court is in session, under urgent circumstance when either an officer or a victim feels the victim is in immediate and present danger of domestic violence. An EPRO remains in effect for 5 business days.

Question 20

A DVRO violation and an EPRO violation are prosecuted under ___________.

Answer 20

273.6 PC

Question 21

Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is good for up to ______ days unless there is good cause and then ________ days.

A. 14 days, 15 days
B. 21 days, 25 days
C. 18 days, 24 days
D. 10 days, 20 days

Answer 21

B.

Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is good for up to 21 days unless there is good cause and then 25 days.

Question 22

A violation of a JRO is prosecuted under Penal Code section __________.

A. 273.5 PC
B. 166(c)(1) PC
C. 166(c) PC
D. 273.65 PC

Answer 22

D.

Juvenile Restraining Order (JRO) is an order issued by either a Juvenile Justice or Dependency Judge that protects against domestic violence or civil harassment. The JRO may be temporary or permanent. A violation of a JRO is prosecuted under Penal Code section 273.65.

Question 23

Can a law enforcement officer petition a judge to temporarily remove a person’s firearms and ammunition if they fear the person is violent and likely to commit a violent act with a gun.

Yes or no

Answer 23

Yes.

An immediate family member or a law enforcement officer can petition a judge to temporarily remove a person’s firearms and ammunition if they fear the person is violent and likely to commit a violent act with a gun. The order is valid for 21 days and can be extended up to a year, after notice and a hearing.

Question 24

A violation of a GVRO is prosecuted under _________.

A. 273.6 PC
B. 166(c)(1) PC
C. 18205 PC
D. 19204 PC

Answer 24

C.

A violation of a GVRO is prosecuted under PC 18205.

Question 25

Temporary emergency GVRO – Can be obtained by a law enforcement officer. Valid for 21 days. True or false

Answer 25

True

Question 26

Ex Parte GVRO – Can be obtained by a ______ ______ _______or by an _______ _______ ______. Court shall hold a hearing within 21 days.

Answer 26

Ex Parte GVRO – Can be obtained by a law enforcement officer or by an immediate family member. (Applications can be filed at the clerk’s office on the first floor of the FJCC.) Court shall hold a hearing within 21 days.

Question 27

How long GVRO is valid?

Answer 27

Valid for 1 year

Question 28

Dispatcher or 911 call-taker, in speaking with a victim of domestic violence, should inquire as to the victim's desire to "prosecute," or "press charges". True or false

Answer 28

False. No dispatcher or 911 call-taker, in speaking with a victim of domestic violence, should inquire as to the victim's desire to "prosecute," or "press charges".

Question 29

In situations where mutual protective orders have been issued under subdivision 10 (commencing with Section 6200) of the Family Code, an Officer should place both involved parties under arrest for violation of protective order. True or false.

Answer 29

False. In situations where mutual protective orders have been issued under subdivision 10 (commencing with Section 6200) of the Family Code, prior to making an arrest, the officers shall make reasonable efforts to identify, and should only arrest without a warrant, the dominant aggressor involved in the incident (PC 836 (c)(3)).

Question 30

If a victim only informs a law enforcement officer of a prior unreported incident of domestic violence and has no complaint of pain or physical injury at the time of the current report, the officer shall make a good faith effort to inform the complainant of their right to make a private person’s arrest. True or false

Answer 30

True

Question 31

If the complainant chooses not to exercise that right to press charges for unreported domestic violence, no complaint of pain or visible injury, is an officer obligated to submit a report for review to the District Attorney or Juvenile Probation Department for review.

Answer 31

Yes. If the complainant chooses not to exercise that right, the officer shall submit a report to the District Attorney or Juvenile Probation Department for review. The arrest must fall within the statute of limitations and meet the requirements listed above in paragraph (3).

Question 32

An officer shall make no statements which would tend to discourage a victim from reporting an act of domestic violence or requesting a private person’s arrest. True or false

Answer 32

True

Question 33

Can an officer search the suspect's residence, after being advised by Radio that the suspect have several firearms registered to him/her, without consent or plain view? Yes or no

Answer 33

No. Determine if any weapon is involved or in the home. Confiscate and collect as evidence any weapons or firearms used in the incident. If the incident involves any threat to human life or physical assault, officers shall take temporary custody of any firearm or deadly weapon in plain sight or pursuant to a consensual search or other lawful search. If unable to book the weapon (other than firearms) due to size or other extenuating circumstances, photograph the weapon (PC 18250).

Question 34

Which statements are true: A. In cases involving a victim or witness with limited English language capacity, officers should ask whether they prefer to be interviewed in their primary language. B. Separate suspect, victim, and witnesses. (Victim(s) and witness(es) should be out of suspect’s immediate presence, hearing and view.) C. Document names and ages of all children who were present and/or residing in the home at the time the offense occurred or who were not present but reside in the home. D. Do not ask the victim how long they were unconscious. E. All of the above

Answer 34

E. All of the above

Question 35

Can an officer charge an arrestee, arrested for DV, for 245 PC in cases involving strangulation or TBI? Yes or no

Answer 35

Yes. In cases involving strangulation or TBI, consider charging a violation of felony PC 245 (assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury).

Question 36

When serving any protective order, including but not limited to EPROs and DVROs, law enforcement officers shall request the immediate surrender of firearms and ammunition rather than having to wait ________ hours for the person to self-surrender the firearms and ammunition. A. 24 hours B. 48 hours C. 60 hours D. 72 hours

Answer 36

A. 24 hours

Question 37

In a hostage situation of a domestic violence, an officer is authorized to use an electronic amplifying or recording device to eavesdrop on and/or record, any oral communication within a particular location in response to the taking of the hostage. True or false

Answer 37

True. If there is a taking of a hostage or the barricading of a location by the perpetrator, the officer is authorized to use an electronic amplifying or recording device to eavesdrop on and/or record, any oral communication within a particular location in response to the taking of the hostage or the barricading of a location.

Question 38

When a victim has suffered an injury, follow-up photographs should be taken _______ hours after the physical abuse and note changes to injuries. Ensure photographs are taken if injuries were not photographed by the field officer. A. 24 hours B. 48 hours C. 36 hours D. 12 hours

Answer 38

B. 48 hours

Question 39

Under ________ ________ should a victim be asked if they wish to "press charges" or "drop charges". Investigative personnel should not ask a victim if he/she wants to "prosecute" his/her partner. The victim should be informed that the decision to proceed is out of their control.

Answer 39

No circumstances

Question 40

Which statement is not a reason for an officer to request a search warrant for firearm? A. At the premises occupied or under the control of the person arrested for a domestic violence incident involving a threat to human life or a physical assault. (PC 18250.) B. When the property or things to be seized include a firearm or other deadly weapon that is owned by, or in the possession of, or in the custody of, a person who is detained for examination of their mental condition. (W&I 8102(a).) C. When the property or things to be seized include a firearm/ammunition that is owned by, or in the possession of, or in the custody or control of, a person who is subject to the prohibitions regarding firearms and/or ammunition pursuant to Family Code 6389, (EPRO and DVRO). D. When the firearm is in the possession of a person who is prohibited from owning it by PC 29800 (felony conviction) or 29805 (specified misdemeanor conviction within 10 years) and the Court has made a finding pursuant to PC 29810(c)(1) that the person has failed to relinquish the firearm as required by law. E. When the firearms and/or ammunition to be seized is/are owned, possessed, in the custody of or controlled by a person who is the subject of a gun violence restraining order issued pursuant to PC 18100-18205, and: F. None of the above.

Answer 40

F. None of the above.

Question 41

If an EPRO or DVRO was served to the restrained party, and the restrained party has three firearms registered under his name. Can an Officer search the restrained party's residence while he/she was lawfully inside his/her residence? Yes or no

Answer 41

No. You must have consent, parole/probation, or a search warrant to search for the firearms.

Question 42

When the firearms and/or ammunition to be seized is/are owned, possessed, in the custody of or controlled by a person who is the subject of a gun violence restraining order issued pursuant to PC 18100-18205, and: chose all the applies A. the person has been lawfully served with that order. B. the person has failed to relinquish the firearm as required by law. C. there exists probable cause to believe that the person does indeed have a firearm or ammunition. D. A and B. E. B and C. F. All of the above

Answer 42

F. All of the above.

Question 43

Which statement(s) is not true regarding the CalECPA provides that a government entity may access EDI from a device: A. With the specific consent of the authorized possessor of the device. B. Without the owner's consent of the device, only when the device has been reported lost or stolen. C. If the government entity in good faith believes that an emergency involving danger of death or serious physical injury to any person requires access to the EDI. D. If the government entity in good faith believes the device to be lost, stolen or abandoned, and the entity accesses EDI only in order to attempt to identify, verify or contact the owner or authorized possessor of the device. E. Pursuant to a wiretap order pursuant to PC 629.50-629.98 F. If the device is seized from an inmate’s possession or found in an area of a correctional facility where inmates have access and the device is not in the possession of an individual and the device is not known or believed to be in the possession of an authorized visitor.

Answer 43

B. With the specific consent of the owner of the device, only when the device has been reported lost or stolen.

Question 44

Can an Officer turn on an abandoned cell phone and check message history and call history to obtain the owner's contact number? Yes or no

Answer 44

Yes.

Question 45

Voluntary disclosures: A service provider may voluntarily disclose ECI or subscriber information but the government entity must destroy the information within ________ days unless the government entity: A. 20 days B. 30 days C. 60 days D. 90 days

Answer 45

D. 90 days

Question 46

Emergencies: If the government obtains electronic information pursuant to an emergency involving death or serious injury, then within ________ days it must file with the court an application for a warrant or order authorizing the obtaining of the electronic information, or a motion seeking approval of the emergency disclosure. The Court may order immediate destruction upon a finding that the facts did not give rise to an emergency or upon rejecting the application on any other ground. A. 1 day B. 2 days C. 3 days D. 4 days

Answer 46

C. 3 days

Question 47

When a warrant is executed or when electronic information is obtained in an emergency without a warrant, a notice must be served upon the target explaining that information about the target has been compelled or requested and stating with “____________ ___________" nature of the governmental investigation. A. Probable cause B. Reasonable cause C. Reasonable specificity D. Probable suspicion

Answer 47

C. Reasonable specificity

Question 48

(Domestic violence) retention: If a firearm is confiscated, issue a receipt to the owner describing the firearm and listing the serial number or other known identifier. Explain that the weapon will be returned within ________ business days after the owner or possessor demonstrates compliance with PC sections 33850 and 33855 (must apply to the State Department of Justice for a determination of whether they are eligible to possess a firearm). A. 7 B. 4 C. 5 D. 8

Answer 48

C. 5 business days.

Question 49

The firearm or other deadly weapon taken into custody shall be held for at least _________ hours per PC 18265. If the weapon is seized as evidence of a crime or the owner of the firearm is subsequently prohibited from possession by a restraining order, the firearm will not be returned (PC 33850, 33855, 34000). A. 24 hours B. 48 hours C. 72 hours D. 12 hours

Answer 49

B. 48 hours Section 18265 PC:

Question 50

An Officer seized two firearms from the arrestee's, arrested for DV, safe with the arrestee's consent to search. The arrestee slapped the bitch for taking a dump on their bedroom's bed. The Officer shall book the firearm as safekeeping or evidence? And can the firearms be returned to the owner?

Answer 50

Stored for safekeeping. The firearms are held for 48 hours. Retention: If a firearm is confiscated, issue a receipt to the owner describing the firearm and listing the serial number or other known identifier. Explain that the weapon will be returned within five business days after the owner or possessor demonstrates compliance with PC sections 33850 and 33855 (must apply to the State Department of Justice for a determination of whether they are eligible to possess a firearm). a. The firearm or other deadly weapon taken into custody shall be held for at least 48 hours per PC 18265. If the weapon is se

Question 51

When a law enforcement agency has reasonable cause to believe that the return of a firearm or other deadly weapon seized would likely endanger the victim or person who reported the assault or threat, the agency shall so advise the owner and initiate a petition in superior court within ________ days (90 days if good cause for an extension can be shown) to determine if the firearm or other deadly weapon should be returned. (PC 18400, 18265.) True or false

Answer 51

60 days

Question 52

Return: Any weapon not to be used as evidence and not illegally possessed must be made available to the owner / person in lawful possession _______ hours after the seizure or within ________ business days after the person receives a determination from DOJ that they are eligible to possess a firearm. (See PC 33850). A. 72 hours, 5 business days B. 24 hours, 7 business days C. 48 hours, 7 business days D. 48 hours, 5 business days

Answer 52

D. 48 hours, 5 business days

Question 53

An Officer served a JRO to a juvenile. Is the Officer required to also serve a copy of the JRO to the parents or guardian of the juvenile? Yes or no

Answer 53

Yes. When the restrained person is a juvenile, both the minor and their parent or guardian need to be served with any court-ordered domestic violence restraining order.

Question 54

An Officer served a civil protective order to a person, and the person has five firearms registered to him/her, how many hours for the retrained party to relinquish the firearms? A. 24 hours B. 48 hours C. 72 hours D. I don't give a shit! Po po can't take my guns!!

Answer 54

B. 48 for civil protective order. If the firearm is not immediately surrendered, a restrained party must provide proof of surrender of a firearm within 48 hours. An investigation for a violation of PC 273.6(g) should be considered if the restrained party does not show proof of surrender of the firearm within 48 hours to the agency serving the order.

Question 55

Civil protective order: The officer may take temporary _________ of any firearm or deadly weapon in plain sight or discovered pursuant to a consensual or other lawful search as necessary for the protection of the peace officer or other persons present (PC 18250).

Answer 55

Custody

Question 56

DVRO: A protective order itself is enforceable once the Court issues the order. A violation of the protective order is enforceable only after it can be proved that the restrained person had actual knowledge of the order and its terms and thereafter willfully violated those terms. True or false

Answer 56

True

Question 57

Juvenile Justice Court orders are considered ______ ________ orders for this purpose. A. Criminal court order B. Civil court order C. Private civil order D. Criminal civil order

Answer 57

B. Civil order Juvenile Justice Court orders are considered Civil Court orders for this purpose.

Question 58

The general rule is that the most __________ order should be enforced if there is more than one protective order in effect. A. Intrusive B. Less restrictive C. Restrictive D. I don't know anymore!

Answer 58

C. Restrictive The general rule is that the most restrictive order should be enforced if there is more than one protective order in effect.

Question 59

If a suspect has an EPRO and a DVRO which he is the restrained party, and both are good serve. Which restraining order should an Officer enforce?

Answer 59

EPRO. If one of the orders is an Emergency Protective Order issued pursuant to Penal Code section 136.2, the peace officer must enforce the emergency protective order provided that the provisions are more restrictive than provisions of the other orders.

Question 60

Which statement is true? A. If an Emergency Protective Order does not exist, and there is more than one protective/restraining order, and one of the orders is a “no contact” order as described in Family Code section 6320, the peace officer must enforce the “no contact” order. B. If there are multiple civil orders and no Emergency Protective Orders and no “no contact” orders, then the peace officer must enforce the most recent protective order. C. If there is a civil and a criminal order, and none of the orders is an Emergency Protective Order or a “no contact” order, a peace officer must enforce the criminal protective order. D. A and B E. A and C F. All of the above

Answer 60

F. All of the above

Question 61

Can an Officer or the victim, wife of the suspect, request an EPRO if the suspect was arrested for 422 PC, and the victim was fearful for her safety? Yes or no

Answer 61

Yes. When addressing any domestic violence incident, an officer shall advise the victim of the availability of an Emergency Protective Restraining Order (EPRO) or civil restraining order, in every case even if the suspect is arrested and in non-criminal situations where the victim is fearful. The officer is required to request the protective order if the officer believes the person requesting the order is in immediate and present danger.

Question 62

Officers shall enforce ___-____-______protective or restraining orders that are presented to them if conditions below are met. “Out-of-state” orders include those issued by U.S. Territories, Indian tribes, and military agencies.

Answer 62

out-of-state

Question 63

Canadian domestic violence protection orders that are presented to an Officer valid in the state of California? Yes or no

Answer 63

Yes Officers shall enforce Canadian domestic violence protection orders that are presented to them if the conditions below are met. A certified copy of the Canadian order is not required.

Question 64

A restrained party may purchase a firearm or ammunition. Yes or no

Answer 64

No A restrained party may not own, possess or purchase a firearm or ammunition (FC 6389).

Question 65

Inside a military base, Sgt. hardcore punches his wife, Lt. soft core. Is the Police Department of the city where the military reside have an obligation to investigate the DV? Yes or no

Answer 65

No. All domestic violence incidents involving military suspects shall be handled according to this law enforcement protocol if: 1. The incident occurred outside the boundaries of a military facility; or 2. Local law enforcement agencies are called to assist in handling such an incident.

Question 66

All alleged incidents of domestic violence involving suspects who are employed as peace officers will be reviewed by the District Attorney’s Office. All reports and information regarding suspects who are employed as peace officers shall be ____________ to the suspect’s law enforcement employer as soon as practical at the completion of the investigation.

Answer 66

Delivered

Question 67

Civil protective order: if the firearm is not immediately surrendered, the restrained party must provide proof of surrender of a firearm with _________ hours. An investigation for violation of PC ________ should be considered if the restrained party does not show of proof of surrender of the firearm within ________ hours to the agency serving the order.

Answer 67

48 hours 273.6g PC 48 hours

Question 68

Officers shall enforce out-of-state protective or restraining orders that are presented to them if conditions below are met. “Out-of-state offers include those issued by U.S. territories, Indian tribes, and military agencies. 1. The order appears _________ on it’s face. 2. The order contains ________ parties’ names. 3. The order has ______ yet expired.

Answer 68

Valid Both Not

Question 69

Victim compensation: Counseling and mental health treatment up to $___________ for victims and $___________ for derivative victims. Children who reside in a home where domestic violence occurred are considered _______ victims.

Answer 69

$10,000 $3,000 Direct

Question 70

Victim compensation program: home security upgrade up to $__________.

Answer 70

$3,000

Question 71

Victim compensation program: Moving or relocation expenses up to $_________ per household.

Answer 71

$2,000

Question 72

Victim compensation program: Support loss for dependents of deceased or disabled victims, to to $________ combined and shared by all derivative victims

Answer 72

$70,000

Question 73

Victim compensation program: Home or vehicle renovation or retrofitting for permanently disabled victims up to $_________.

Answer 73

$63,000

Question 74

Victim compensation program: Funeral and/or burial up to $_______.

Answer 74

$7,500

Question 75

Victim compensation program: Crime scene clean-up up to $_______ for qualifying crimes that occurred in a residence or a vehicle performed by state certified practitioners.

Answer 75

$1,000

Question 76

Derivative victims includes except: ``` A. Parent B. Sibling C. Spouse D. Grandparents E. Grandchildren. F. Cousin ```

Answer 76

Cousin

Question 77

Victim compensation program: Once an applicant is submitted, a copy of the crime report has been received, and all other relevant documents are submitted, the victim witness assistance program may issue a reimbursement check for qualifying expenses on the __________ day, if there is an immediate need or within ______ days. If there is no immediate need, general processing time is ________ to ________ days for reimbursement.

Answer 77

Same 15 days 30 to 90 days

Question 78

Victim compensation program: Effective January 1, 2013, victims temporary lodging and assistance within _______ years of the incident date.

Answer 78

3 years

Question 79

The following factors should not influence the officer’s decision to investigate or arrest in domestic violence incidents expect as they relate to th element of the crime. A. The relationship or marital status of the suspect and the victim: not married, separated, or pending divorce. B. The ______ identity of either the victim or suspect, the fact that they are gender non-informing or transgender, or the fact that they share the same gender identity. C. The fact of who is taller, larger, or stronger ________. D. Whether or not the suspect _______ on the premises with the victim. E. The existence or lack of a temporary or other _________ orders. F. The potential ___________ consequence of arrest. G. Verbal assurance that _______ will cease.

Answer 79

B. Gender C. Appearing D. Lives E. Restraining F. Financial G. Violence

Question 80

The following factors should not influence the officer’s decision to investigate or arrest in domestic violence incidents expect as they relate to th element of the crime. H. The _________ emotional state or state of sobriety. I. Injuries are not ________. J. The __________ of the incident. K. Speculation that the victim may _______ follow through with the criminal Justice process or the arrest may not lead to a conviction. I. The suspect is a _________. M. The victim is a _________. N. The victim’s or suspect’s immigration _______ O. Whether or not the suspect is present in a ___________ order case. P. Whether or not the victim wants officer to _______ and/or arrest.

Answer 80

H. Victim’s J. Visible I. Juvenile M. Minor N. Status O. Restraining P. Investigate

Question 81

Temporary restraining order (TRO) is good for up to ______ days unless there is good cause and then ________ days.

Answer 81

21 days 25 days

Question 82

Gun violence restraining order (GVRO): an immediate family member or law enforcement officer can petition a judge to temporarily remove a person’s firearm and ammunition if they fear the person is violent and likely to commit a violent act with a gun. The order is valid for _______ days and can be extended up to ______ year.

Answer 82

21 days 1 year

Question 83

Ex parte GVRO: court shall hold a hearing within ____ days

Answer 83

21 days

Question 84

GVRO after notice and hearing - valid for ____ year

Answer 84

1 year