HPM 22.1 (Command Inspections) and 100.67 (LE Assistance and Interjurisdictional Operations)

Question 1

How many keys to the property/evidence room shall be issued?

Answer 1

shall be limited to the number of evidence officers assigned to the command plus the commander’s emergency access key

Question 2

Workers’ compensation benefits include prompt and proper medical care, disability leave, and other compensation benefits administered through …?

Answer 2

The State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF)

Question 3

TRUE OR FALSE. Closing Out a Case regarding DUI cost recovery cases that do not result in a conviction within 12 months after submission to the District Attorney may be closed out after court verification of case status.

Answer 3

true

Question 4

True or False. The Fresh Pursuit Acts of all the states which border California convey peace officer status to officers who enter the state in fresh pursuit of both felony and misdemeanor crimes.

Answer 4

False (HPM 100.67 PG 5-3) Fresh Pursuit Acts conveys peace officer status to officers who enter the state in fresh pursuit of a known or suspected felon

Question 5

What is The Key Contact Program?

Answer 5

The Key Contact Program is a networking system designed to help CHP representatives cultivate relationships with elected officials at the local level, and is intended to augment the state-level activities of the Office of Special Representative. (HPM 22.1 15-3)

Question 6

True or False. National Parks-Mutual Aid. In most cases, national parks are exclusive jurisdiction enclaves. Local or state law enforcement personnel are prohibited from assisting in mutual aid situations because of a complete lack of authority.

Answer 6

True

Question 7

Who is considered a foreign national?

Answer 7

A foreign national is anyone who is not a citizen of the United States (U.S.). A person with dual-citizenship, U.S. and foreign, is not a foreign national.
HPM 100.67 CHPT 8 page 1

Question 8

A person shall not be subjected to in-custody arrest when?

Answer 8

(1) Diplomatic or consular immunity is claimed by the individual or suspected by the officer, and
(2) The officer has verified or reasonably suspects that the claim of immunity is valid.
HPM 100.67 CHPT 8 page 1

Question 9

Persons involved in traffic collisions who possess a DOS, OFM Diplomatic Driver License, issued by the DMVO, shall have what letter coded in the license “class” box of the CHP 555, Traffic Collision Report?

Answer 9

D

Question 10

A photocopy of each CHP 215, CHP 216, or CHP 202 involving an identified diplomat and/or immunity claimant shall be sent via FAX within 48 hours to whom? whether or not the claim is verified.

Answer 10

Assistant Commissioner, Field (ACF)

Question 11

What is the retention period for completed inspection documentation?

Answer 11

Documents shall be maintained in a chronological file for the previous four years, plus current. Same for each inspection

Question 12

What are the possible reimbursable services which could be inspected at the command level?

Answer 12

Motion pictures, agricultural, newly incorporated cities, extraordinary services, training, cozeep/mazeep, dignitary protection, SSP

Question 13

What are the topical areas of inspection for a command fleet management inspection?

Answer 13

Allocation, individual vehicles, home storage, fuel stations, automotive parts and supplies

Question 14

What are the four possible command generated publications which could be inspected under procedures and local orders?

Answer 14

SOP, Injury and Illness Prevention Plan, Emergency Action Plan, MOUs

Question 15

What is the purpose of the command inspection program?

Answer 15

a. Identifies deficiencies and provides accountability for corrective action
b. Identifies training needs and serves as a catalyst to initiate training when required.
c. Obtains feedback on improving policies and procedures which will be evaluated for possible modification of current policy and statewide application
d. Identifies innovative ideas developed by a command

Question 16

What are the four levels of mutual aid?

Answer 16

City, County, Regional, State

Question 17

Which States have we entered into interstate mutual assistance agreements?

Answer 17

Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona

Question 18

According to the interstate mutual aid assistance agreement, CHP officers entering a bordering state when immediate law enforcement action is required, are extended peace officer powers as long as they are within _____________ from the California border?

Answer 18

50 statute miles

Question 19

On exclusive or partial jurisdiction federal lands, in order for mutual aid requests to be met, affected officers must be_______________ prior to responding?

Answer 19

Deputized as US Marshalls

Question 20

Who is the authority over the transportation of tribal gaming equipment?

Answer 20

DOJ Gaming Control

Question 21

What are the different levels of diplomatic immunity?

Answer 21

Diplomatic agents, consular officers, consular employees, honorary consuls

Question 22

What is the threshold for notifying an embassy after the arrest or detention of a foreign national?

Answer 22

In custody arrest or detention exceeding two hours

Question 23

Where must a copy of the enforcement document (216, 215, 202) be sent via fax within 48 hours of the incident involving an identified diplomat and/or immunity claimant?

Answer 23

AC Field

Question 24

What authority gives the Department primary jurisdiction on state highways constructed as freeways

Answer 24

2400(d) VC

Question 25

Where are the two Defense Courier Service stations located in California? (Chapter 7-10)

Answer 25

Travis AFB, Fairfield; North Island Naval Air Station Coronado, San Diego

Question 26

Any law enforcement officer who is regularly employed by the CHP or the affected state’s highway patrol, department of public safety, or state police is a peace officer in the other state whenever either of what two conditions are met?

Answer 26

a. In response to a request of services initiated by either state b. Upon the recognition by any such officer of a situation or circumstance within the jurisdiction or territory of the bordering state which requires immediate law enforcement action or other emergency action

Question 27

Are the Fresh Pursuit Acts applicable to misdemeanor pursuits crossing state lines?

Answer 27

No they are not applicable, however; the Interstate Mutual Assistance Agreements permit officers to act within 50 statute miles of the state border

Question 28

Can departmental personnel enforce CVC infractions or misdemeanor driver’s license law on tribal members on their own reservation?

Answer 28

No – shall not

Question 29

Is a person with dual-citizenship (US and foreign) considered a foreign national?

Answer 29

No, a person with dual-citizenship is not a foreign national

Question 30

If a violator claims diplomatic or consular immunity, can a CHP 215 be issued?

Answer 30

Yes – an enforcement document shall be issued at the scene for all violations warranting such action; regardless of violator’s immunity

Question 31

When may a subject who is placed under arrest and claims diplomatic or consular immunity be physically restrained before verification of the claim?

Answer 31

Only when the restraint is necessary for the protection of the officer or others

Question 32

During a Command Inspection of Evidence, what is the minimum amount of items to be inspected?

Answer 32

At least 10%, with a minimum of 10 items

Question 33

Are CHP departmental personnel prohibited from assisting in mutual aid situations in exclusive federal jurisdiction enclaves such as national parks?

Answer 33

Yes, due to a lack of authority, the Department will continue its no assistance position

Question 34

By what two means may a suspect who is physically located in one state be returned to another state to face criminal charges?

Answer 34

a. Voluntarily | b. Through “Extradition Acts”

Question 35

Are Departmental personnel authorized to conduct routine enforcement of traffic violations outside the State of CA?

Answer 35

No – routine stops are prohibited

Question 36

When will the department respond to traffic collisions within a city only?

Answer 36

Upon request of the affected police department or in the case of contract cities, the sheriff’s office, and; after supervisory and administrative personnel of the police department or in the case of contract cities, the sheriff’s department, are fully committed

Question 37

TRUE OR FALSE: Area commands will neither routinely patrol nor take enforcement action on any highway within an exclusive- or partial-jurisdiction property.

Answer 37

TRUE

Question 38

TRUE OR FALSE: Diplomatic agents are exempt from arrest or detention and are immune from all criminal prosecution by the host state. The family members of diplomatic agents are afforded these same immunities. There are no diplomatic agents permanently assigned to California; but they do occasionally visit the state.

Answer 38

TRUE Diplomatic agents are afforded the highest level of immunity. Diplomatic agents are exempt from arrest or detention and are immune from all criminal (and most civil) prosecution by the host state

Question 39

Who gives approval to Commit Resources in response for mutual aid?

Answer 39

Approval of the Commissioner or his/her designee is required before committing CHP resources in response to a request for mutual aid.

Question 40

Pursuant to the Interstate Mutual Assistance Agreement, officers “taking a person or property into custody” (should / shall) “relinquish custody” to the appropriate state authority at the earliest convenience.

Answer 40

shall

Question 41

TRUE OR FALSE: The purpose of the Department’s Command Inspections Program (CIP) is to establish a credible and comprehensive process allowing commanders to identify and solve problems before they become critical issues

Answer 41

TRUE

Question 42

What 3 types of inspections are there?

Answer 42

Executive Office Level Inspection, Division Level Inspection, and Command Level Inspection