Miscellaneous Flashcards

1
Q

Officers may use force to protect themselves or others, _________ _________ , to effect a lawful ___________, a lawful arrest, or to ________ a lawful ________

A

Overcome resistance, detention, conduct, search

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2
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Officers should, if reasonable, make clear their ________ to detain, _______ , or search the subject

A

Intent, arrest

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3
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Officers are legally authorized to use deadly force to effect an arrest when in compliance with Nevada Revised Statutes and the legal standards under Tennessee V Gardner (1985) to:

A

1) protect themselves or others from what is reasonably believed to be an imminent threat of death or substantial bodily injury

2) prevent the escape of a fleeing felon who the officer has probable cause to believe has committed a violent felony crime and is an imminent threat to human life if escape should occur

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4
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Officers _______ give a warning, if feasible, before the use of ________ ________

A

Will, deadly force

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5
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Officers will only use a level of force that is __________ ____________ to bring an incident or persons under control and to safely accomplish a ________ purpose

A

Objectively reasonable, lawful

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6
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An officer’s use of force must _________ against the level of ___________ exhibited by the subject

A

Balance, resistance

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7
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The level of force administered by an officer must be carefully ___________ and should not be more than __________ ___________ to overcome the physical harm threatened

A

Controlled, objectively reasonable

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8
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As stated in NRS 171.1455, officers will only use the amount of _________ force necessary to effect an arrest.

A

Reasonable

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9
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In choosing a force option, officers will consider the _________ and _________ of the crime

A

Nature, severity

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10
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In a confrontation, an officer will continuously _________ their response and ________ any use of force accordingly based upon the level of ____________ encountered

A

Reassess, adjust, resistance

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Failure to __________ each application of force can lead to a violation of _______ and/or ________

A

Reassess, law, policy

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12
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The intent is to gain _________ of a subject and then _________ into a custody phase where an officer is able to focus on the subject’s __________

A

Control, transition, welfare

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13
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The US Supreme Court’s decisions and interpretations of the________ amendment of the US Constitution state an officer shall only use such force as is “_________ __________” under all of the _____________

A

Fourth, objectively reasonable, circumstances

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14
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The __________ that courts used to examine whether a use of force is __________ was first set forth in Graham V Connor, and expanded by _________ court cases

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Standard, constitutional, subsequent

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The __________ of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a _______ _________ on the scene, rather than with 20/20 vision of hindsight

A

Reasonableness, judicious officer

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16
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The consideration must account for the fact that officers are often forced to make ____________ judgments in circumstances that are tense, __________ , and rapidly evolving

A

Split-second, uncertain

17
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

1) the __________ of the crime

18
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

2) whether the subject poses an _________ threat to the safety of _________ or others

A

Immediate, officers

19
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

3) whether the subject is _________ __________ arrest or attempting to _________ arrest by flight

A

Actively resisting, evade

20
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

4) the influence of _________/________ or the mental capacity of the subject

A

Drugs, alcohol

21
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

5) the ________ available to an officer to make a decision

22
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Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

6) the ____________ of officers or resources, (including the number of officers present at the time) to ___________ the situation

A

Availability, de-escalate

23
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

7) the __________ or access of weapons to the subject

24
Q

Objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:

8) the _____________ factors and/or other exigent circumstances

A

Environmental