Order 500's Flashcards
From Order 501: All JSO Members shall know and abide by
All applicable local, state federal and international laws, constitutional rights of citizens, all applicable restraints upon the use of governmental power, and the rules of conduct set forth in the city of Jacksonville Civil Service and Personnel Rules and Regulations, and All JSO written directives applicable to their assignments.
From Order 501: Members are required to notify the Sheriff if they are arrested or cited for a criminal violation in any jurisdiction. How long after the arrest or citation do they have to notify their commanding officer?
24 Hours
From Order 501: True or False. Members of JSO shall be truthful during all criminal administrative, and civil investigations.
True
From Order 501: Agency Telephones shall be answered promptly and courteously. How shall the member answer the telephone?
Division, section or unit and his rank/title and name.
Example (Gang Unit, Detective Daigle)
From Order 501: Members who violate provisions of the secondary employment are subject to sanctions based on the number of violations accrued. For subsequent violations after four violations who determines the duration of the loss of secondary employment.
Assistant Chief of Special Events.
From Order 501: Are members allowed to testify as a character witness in criminal proceedings wearing JSO insignia or JSO authorized uniforms?
No, unless approved by the undersheriff.
From Order 501: Members who are served with an injunction for protection shall immediately notify their commanding officer. What shall the commanding officer do upon receiving the notification?
Notify the Commanding Officer of Internal Affairs and provide a copy of the injunction.
From Order 501: Members who have been served with a civil process shall immediately notify their commanding officer and provide a copy. What shall the commanding officer do upon receiving the notification
Immediately deliver a copy to the office of the General Counsel (OGC) and notify the Undersheriff via COC.
From Order 501: Can a member solicit or knowingly accept any campaign contributions in a building owned by the COJ
No
From Oder 501: Who is the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office designated Department Ethics Officer and liaison to the COJ Office of Ethics, Compliance, and Oversight
The Chief of Professional Standards
From Order 501: Who can give approval for members to accepts gifts worth more than 100 dollars on behalf of the agency? (e.g. an appreciation meal donated to a patrol zone, a police service dog ballistic vest to the Canine Unit)
The Chief of Professional Standards
From Order 501: _______ is a positive and constructive method of improving productivity and effectiveness of an employee and is often sufficient to avoid the need for disciplinary action in the future
Training
From Order 501: _______ is an oral communication between a supervisor and subordinate designed to correct a member’s performance or behavior.
Informal Counseling
From Order 501: _______ is a written communication between supervisor and subordinate designed to correct a member’s performance or behavior
Formal Counseling
From Order 501: Known as step 1, a formal reprimand that serves as the first disciplinary step of the JSO Progressive Disciplinary System and is used to address minor conduct
Written Reprimand Level one
From Order 501: Known as step 2, a formal reprimand that serves as a more serious official censure of minor conduct. Must be approved by the member’s department director and issued by internal
Written Reprimande Level 2
From Order 501: The first step used to address serious misconduct (or repeated minor conduct) that includes a formal reprimand and some form of forfeited compensation
Written Reprimand Level 2 with loss of pay
From Order 501: Known as Step 4. The final step of JSO’s progressive Disciplinary System and is used to address significant misconduct
Termination
From Order 502: The formal line of authority, communication, and responsibility
Chain of Command (COC)
From Order 502: A ranked member who has at least one supervisor directly reporting to him and/or has been given responsibility for the daily operations of one or more units.
Commanding Officer
From Order 502: A system of succession established to ensure that leadership is available when the Sheriff is incapacitated, off-duty, out of town, or otherwise unable to act.
Order of Precedence
From Order 502: The number of individuals directly reporting to a supervisor
Span of Control
From Order 502: A member who has been given supervisory responsibility over members of a lower rank or classification. Designation maybe permanent (Sergeant) or maybe temporary (DIC/PIC).
Supervisor
From Order 502: The organizational principle used by JSO that provides that an individual reports to only one direct supervisor
Unity of Command
From Order 502: To achieve effective direction, coordination and control, supervisors shall have no more than ___ direct reports when feasible
12
From Order 503: reviews, revises and updates all written directives and forms to ensure they are clear, concise, necessary, consistent, in compliance with all applicable accreditation standards and supportive of the goals, objectives, and operational constraints of JSO.
Directive Review Committee
Bonus: Meets Bi-Weekly
From Order 503: reviews, recommended administrative charges and disciplinary actions for officers that are facing suspension, demotion, or termination
Disciplinary Hearing Board
From Order 503: evaluates available workspace needs, prioritizes requests for space modification or remodeling and monitors all lease agreements for spaces and facilities owned or leased by JSO
Facilities Planning Committee
From Order 503: Establishes methods for preserving and displaying the history of JSO
Historical Preservation Board
From Order 503: Selects the recipients of JSO meritorious awards after reviewing nominations from various sources
Meritorious Review Board and Peer Achievement Boards
From Order 503: Administrative inquiries into Response to Resistance (RTR) incidents to ensure adherence to JSO policy and training
Response to Resistance Review Board
From Order 503: Conducts administrative inquiries into JSO vehicle crashes and conducts formal policy and training reviews for safety related matters
Safety Review Board
From Order 503: Evaluates existing training programs and reviews recommendations for new training programs for all members of JSO
Training Committee
From Order 503: Establishes and evaluates policies that govern the types, configurations, care control, and maintenance of uniforms, insignia, equipment, personal apparel, accessories and foot wear worn by individuals representing JSO
Uniform Committee
From Order 504: A complete complex language that employs signs made with hands and other movements including facial expressions and postures of the body
American Sign Language (ASL)
From Order 504: A Federal Civil rights law providing civil rights protections to individuals with disabilities
Americans with Disabilities Acts (ADA)
From Order 504: An interpreter certified by National or Florida Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
Certified Interpreter
From Order 504: sign language that forms in the American deaf community as a result of interactions between people who are deaf and those who can hear
Contact Language
From Order 504: A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of an individual in accordance with the ADA
Disability
From Order 504: Refers to the unexpected, unintentional or unavoidable release, transfer provision of access to or divulging of protected health information that results from an allowable disclosure or use of protected health information.
Incidental Exposure
From Order 504: Refers to the designated individuals in the DOC and in Human Resources who will ensure compliance with all ADA requirements
JSO ADA coordinator
From Order 504: Activities which may include: walking, speaking, breathing, performing, manual tasks, seeing, hearing, learning, caring for oneself and working
Major Life Activities
From Order 504: A communication device that enables the deaf, the hard of hearing and the hearing to interact instantly with each other face to face and provide an immediate, clear, and concise conversation
Personal Communications
From Order 504: Florida State Statues which provides that individuals who are hard of hearing, blind, or otherwise disabled are entitled to use service animals to accompany them in places open to the public
413.08
From Order 504: Refers to individually identifiable inmate health information that is maintained in any form
Protected Health Information
From Order 504: Changes in policies, practices, and procedures, the use of auxillary aids, and services and the removal of architectural barriers when necessary to provide individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in or benefit from the programs, services, or activities that are offered
Reasonable Accomodation
From Order 504: Any Animal that is trained to perform tasks for an individual with a disability in accordance with the ADA
Service Animal
The DOC will accommodate service dogs or miniature horses for incarcerated individuals who meet ADA requirements. 
From Order 510: Bargaining Units representing various employees of the JSO include:
The Fraternal Order of Police, Jacksonville Supervisors Association (JSA), Communications Workers of America (CWA), American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
From Order 510: If a member’s request to retire or resign via Intradepartmental Correspondence includes a request to retain any item who is a copy sent to?
Director of Police Services
From Order 511: An action requiring significant difficulty or expense an action that is unduly, costly, extensive, substantial or disruptive or that will fundamentally alter the nature of the business
Undue Hardship
From Order 511: Assignments for temporary medical, physical or psychological impairments
Temporary Limited Duty
From Order 513: If cancelling a wellness appointment how many business days before must you give notification to the Safety Officer and the COJ medical vendor
10 or 10 business days
Order 510 Human Resources: The human resources division will ensure the information systems management section (ISM) is notified of employees that are exiting from service in order to deactivate their computer access within
Five business days 
Order 513 Compensation and Leave: Sworn officers, who fail the annual PAT will be given a grace period of _____, during which time he may retake the test. 
30 Calendar Days
Order 513 Compensation and Leave:
Wellness
Officers receiving the modified examination shall have up to _____ to complete the examination.
Officers receiving the full examination shall have up to ______ to complete the examination.
Two hours
Five hours
Order 513 Compensation and Leave: Once human resources approves a psychological or medical fitness for duty examination, the _______ shall be notified. All medical or psychological fitness for duty examinations will include a D frog, unless an exception is approved by the _________.
undersheriff.
All employees required to undergo a FFD examination will also be required to submit to a drug test.
Order 513 Compensation and Leave: Work hours for each employee in EIS must include a minimum of a ______ unpaid meal break unless the employees CBA requires a paid meal break or the employee is assigned to a position that requires an immediate dispatched response.
30 Minute
Order 513 Compensation and Leave: Officers working in an overtime capacity outside of their division, for comp time overtime, must obtain approval from their _____ prior to working the overtime assignment.
Division Chief
Order 513 Compensation and Leave:
Any exception to the eight hour rest rule, must be made by a ______
Division Chief
Order 513 Compensation and Leave:
Employees are prohibited from working overtime while on FMLA or Paid Parental Leave. Employees may work overtime after ________ following FMLA or PPL.
two regular days off or one working day
Order 513 Compensation and Leave:
If an overlap would occur officers show use standard overtime (SCHOT) instead of the minimum overtime code (CRTOT, CBOT, call back OT).
For example, an officer working in overtime assignment with a court disposition during the same overtime hours would use scheduled overtime in a separate overtime request instead of CTROT for the court overtime.
So use Standard OT, instead of CBOT, if you are starting another OT submission before your 2.5 hours is up.
Order 513 Compensation and Leave:
Who shall review quarterly overtime reports?
Division chiefs