MMs Flashcards
All CHP 127 packages that are a refill of an existing position (no change or change in duties) shall be submitted by the command directly to: _________ _________ and ___________ Section,Classification and Hiring (CH) via _____.
Selection Standards and Examination Section (SSES)
email.
MM 19-021
Hazardous materials incident commander (HMIC). Sergeants, lieutenants, and captains shall/should be trained to the level of Hazardous Materials Incident Commander. Officers may be trained to the level of HMIC.
shall
(Each employee shall complete annual refresher training corresponding to the highest level of training completed or the level for which they are required to maintain.)
MM 19-005
The following vacation or annual leave accumulation maximums apply:
Uniformed employees -
Non uniformed employees -
816
640
In order to purchase medicinal cannabis, a person must be 18 years of age or older and either:
- have a current physician’s recommendation (doctor’s note recommending a person use cannabis to treat a medical condition),
- have a valid state OR county-issued medical marijuana identification card (MMIC),
- or __ _ _______ _________.
be a primary caregiver.
MM 18-042
Use of medicinal cannabis is legal for persons with a current physician’s recommendation or:
a valid MMIC.
MM 18-042
What section(s) prohibits a driver or passenger from the consumption of cannabis in a vehicle?
CVC 23220 - on any lands
CVC 23221 - upon a highway
MM 18-042
Is cannabis legal to possess or consume in a National Park within California?
Even though cannabis is legal under California law, consumption and possession of cannabis on federal lands (e.g., national parks) is prohibited.
MM 18-042
May you transport cannabis between two states that have legalized the use and possession of marijuana?
It is illegal to take cannabis across state lines, even if it is being taken to a state where cannabis is legal.
MM 18-042
A physician’s recommendation for cannabis may be used in lieu of a MMIC to purchase medical cannabis. However, only those with a MMIC qualify for:
medical cannabis tax exemptions.
MM 18-042
The following are a list of cannabis license types issued by the BCC. Type 11: Type 12: Type 13: TLL
Distributor License
Microbusiness License
Distributor Transport Only License
Testing Laboratory License
MM 18-042
The commander should/shall not enter the evidence room unaccompanied. It is recommended that a second uniformed person enter the evidence room with the commander and make a separate log entry.
should
MM 18-053
The turnover of the key and duties from the primary evidence officer to the back-up evidence officer shall be documented. For example, if the primary evidence officer goes on vacation, the dates the evidence officer will be gone must be indicated on the CHP 36S. The back-up evidence officer will/will not make an entry on the log while performing their duties during this period.
will not make an entry
MM 18-053
According to the new amended definition of a school bus as defined by CVC 545 and the amended section of 39837.5 of the Education Code, may school districts provide transportation to employees, parents, and adult volunteers in schoolbuses?
Yes
18-061
Mandatory activation of Body Worn Cameras (BWC):
MM 19-001
- Enforcement contacts
- Vehicle search/inventory
- Disabled motorists
- Possible confrontation (civil disturb., crimes, etc.)
- Pat downs/searches
Employees should/shall not record conversations or interactions with other employees while not in an enforcement capacity (e.g., during breaks,
counseling, briefing, locker rooms, while discussing administrative matters, tactical information, or when otherwise not in service).
shall not
MM 19-001
Recordings should/shall not be made in a residence, restroom, or any other setting where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, unless personnel
are entering in response to an emergency, crime in progress, exigent circumstance, or other situation in which the employee anticipates encountering a disturbance or uncooperative person(s).
should not
MM 19-001
Recordings should/shall not be made in a medical facility where persons are receiving treatment unless entering in response to an emergency, crime in progress, exigent circumstance, or other situation in which the employee anticipates encountering a disturbance or uncooperative person(s).
should not
MM 19-001
When an employee is unable to activate their camera at the beginning of the event or contact, they shall:
document the reason in the narrative portion of the corresponding report.
MM 19-001
When recording an enforcement contact which leads to a physical arrest, employees may/shall not discontinue the recording while transporting the subject to a
booking or detention facility.
may discontinue the recording
MM 19-001
In cases where a victim or witness requests not to be recorded, and the employee agrees, the employee should/shall record the request prior to turning the
camera off.
should
MM 19-001
When a BWC has already been activated, the employee should/shall record the explanation for turning the camera off prior to doing so.
shall
MM 19-001
A supervisor/OIC notification through dispatch is required when a fully functional BWC becomes permanently inoperative anytime during an employee’s shift. True or false?
True
Also, the employee shall document the circumstances on the CHP 415.
MM 19-001
Employees are encouraged to advise persons they are being recorded if the advisement may:
- gain compliance
- deescalate a situation
- assist in the investigation
MM 19-001
When incidents requiring the completion of a report are recorded with a BWC, a notation shall be made in the:
narrative section of the corresponding report.
MM 19-001
Retention. All BWC-recorded evidence shall be retained for a period of not less than:
one year. (Additional periods may apply.)
MM 19-001
Nonevidentiary Recordings. Recordings with no evidentiary value, or those where the camera was inadvertently activated may be purged after __ ____ to limit unnecessary data storage.
60 days
MM 19-001
When the BWC is activated accidentally in a situation in which it should not have been activated (e.g., in a restroom or locker room), an employee shall:
MM 19-001
prepare a memorandum documenting the circumstances and requesting the recording be deleted. Upon review and approval of the Area commander, the recording may then be deleted prior to the 60-day retention period for nonevidentiary recordings.
Examples of events which should routinely be reviewed by supervisors, managers, or other authorized personnel include: (11)
MM 19-001
- Death - In Custody
- Severe injury or death - Any CHP member
- Severe injury or death - T/C non-CHP
- Severe injury or death - Susp/Bystander, Use of Force
- Severe injury or death - 268/270 Event
- Firearm discharge - Any
- ECD - with contact
- Pursuits
- Prior to release due to legal request.
- Prove or disprove an allegation
- Fix malfunctions by trained coordinator.