HPM 100.68 Chapters 1-3

Question 1

1. The maximum effectiveness of each beat officer in collision prevention cannot be obtained until the officer fully accepts the concept of __________.

Answer 1

beat accountability

(1-3, b1)

Question 2

2. Officers _______not conduct traffic enforcement stops for the primary purpose of drug interdiction in the absence of probable cause or reasonable suspicion to believe the motorist or an occupant of the vehicle is involved in illegal drug-related activity.

Answer 2

Shall

1-4, c1

Question 3

3. Officers _______ take appropriate enforcement action for all violations of the law witnessed.

Answer 3

Shall

1-5, f

Question 4

4. If the officer has reason to believe the violator will not comply with the conditions of the CHP 281, the _________ should be used to cite the violations.

Answer 4

CHP 215 (1-6, b)

Question 5

5. The _______ will normally be used when a clear violation of law is observed; however, the officer deems the issuance of a written warning to be the most appropriate action.

Answer 5

CHP 214 (1-7, e)

Question 6

6. Officers patrolling the highways observing motorist behavior or writing reports ______ remain on their beats and in public view at all times.

Answer 6

Shall (1-8, h)

Question 7

7. Section 851.5 of the California Penal Code (PC) requires that an arrested person has the right to make at least ____ completed telephone calls, as described, immediately upon being booked or detained, and, except where physically impossible, no later than ____ hours after arrest.

Answer 7

three, three (2-3, 1a)

Question 8

8. Refusal to sign the CHP 215, Notice to Appear. As a final measure, the violator _______ be taken without unnecessary delay before a magistrate, or if after court hours, to jail. If at any time during the course of transportation to the court or jail, the violator reconsiders and requests to sign the citation, the violator _______ be permitted to do so.

Answer 8

shall, shall (2-4, 3d)

Question 9

9. Although Section 2017.1 WIC generally provides that a minor may not be detained in a jail or lockup for adults, an exception permits the temporary, secure detention of a minor in a police or sheriff’s lockup, not a jail, if the minor meets the following criteria:
   *The minor is ______years of age or older.
   *The minor is taken into temporary custody on the basis of having violated a _______
   _______ (Section 602 WIC)
   *The peace officer apprehending the minor has a reasonable belief that the minor presents a ___________________.

Answer 9

14, criminal law, serious security risk of harm to self or others.
(2-7, 7a/b/c)

Question 10

10. A minor meeting the above criteria may be locked in a room or cell in the station, subject to the following conditions:
    * May not be detained longer than _____ hours.
    * The temporary detention must be for the purpose of giving the officer time to investigate the case, facilitate release of the minor to a parent or guardian, or arrange transfer to an appropriate _________________.
    * Must be separated from __________.
    * Must be told ___ _____ the incarceration can last.
    * Must be adequately _____________.
    * The law enforcement agency must keep a ________ ________ explaining the need and length of the secure detention.

Answer 10

6, juvenile facility, adults, how long, supervised, written record.
(2-7, 8 a/b/c/d/e/f)

Question 11

11. Section 207.1 WIC permits a peace officer to escort a minor arrested for DUI into an adult facility or jail for the purpose of administering an evaluation, test, or chemical test for alcohol or drugs, if specified conditions are met:
    * The minor is not _________ in a cell or room within an adult detention facility or jail.
    * Is under continuous personal ___________.
    * Not permitted to come into contact with in-custody __________.

Answer 11

locked, supervision, adults

(2-8, 11)

Question 12

12. As with any arrest, the __________ warning must be provided after a custodial arrest and prior to an interrogation. When an interrogation will not be conducted, the officer ________ advise the minor of their constitutional rights just prior to the release of the juvenile to a jail facility or a parent to comply with Section 625 WIC.

Answer 12

Miranda, shall

2-9, c

Question 13

13. Uniformed employees of this Department _________, subject to the discretionary power vested in them by law, accept custody of persons arrested by a private persons.

Answer 13

shall

2-10, 4 c/a

Question 14

14. Enter ______________ in the “Special” box of the CHP 215.

Answer 14

“private person’s arrest”

2-10, 4 c/b

Question 15

15. There is no requirement for the officer accepting custody of a person arrested by a private citizen to determine probable cause for the arrest (Kinney vs County of Contra Costa, 8 C.A. 3d 761). However, if the facts of the arrest become known to the officer and the officer is satisfied that there are insufficient grounds for making a criminal complaint against the person arrested, the arrested party __________ be released from custody pursuant to 849 (b)(1) PC.

Answer 15

should

2-11, 3

Question 16

16. A CHP 103 ______ normally be issued by a supervisor. If a supervisor is not available, the arresting officer may issue the certificate.

Answer 16

should (2-11, 5 b/2)

Question 17

17. Graduated Provisional Driver License: The following exceptions are granted when reasonable transportation is not available and it is necessary for the minor to drive. The minor must carry a note signed by the appropriate person (e.g., physician, school authority, employer, parent, or legal guardian) and the note must explain why the minor must drive and include the date when the necessity will end.

Answer 17

• Medical necessity.
• School or school-authorized activity.
• Employer necessity.
• Immediate need of a family member.
• Emancipated minor. (2-14, 4)

Question 18

18. Off-duty enforcement actions are _________ and _______ not be conducted unless the violation is serious in nature or poses a danger to the public.

Answer 18

discouraged and should (2-16, b1)

Question 19

19. Officers involved in off-duty enforcement actions ________, as soon as practical, notify their command of their involvement.

Answer 19

shall (2-16, b4)

Question 20

20. Officers ________ not accelerate above the prima facie or absolute speed limit to determine the actual speed of a vehicle approaching from the rear.

Answer 20

shall (3-3, b1)

Question 21

21. At ____ miles per hour (MPH) or more above the prima facie speed limit, the officer ______ stop and take appropriate enforcement action.

Answer 21

10, shall (3-4, 2a)

Question 22

22. At _____ MPH or more above the absolute speed limit for the vehicles(s) or roadway, the officer _______stop and take the appropriate enforcement action.

Answer 22

5, shall (3-5, b1)

Question 23

23. The use of unmarked vehicles for the apprehension of violators of Section 23109 CVC (speed contest) must be approved by the ______ __ ___ _________.

Answer 23

Office of the Commissioner (3-10, 4a)

Question 24

24. Motorcycles: Section 21655.5 (b) CVC prohibits use of preferential lanes/highways in violation of traffic control signs and other devices. It provides, in part, “A motorcycle _____ be operated upon those exclusive or preferential lanes unless specifically prohibited by a sign or other traffic control devices.

Answer 24

may (3-15, 2a)

Question 25

25. Mass Transit Vehicles: Section 21655.5 (b) CVC permits mass transit vehicles, including clearly-marked paratransit vehicles, to be operated in HOV lanes without regard to the _______ ___ __________ in the vehicle, unless specifically prohibited by a traffic control device. This includes buses with only the driver.

Answer 25

number of occupants (3-15, 3 a/1)