Search Of Persons Flashcards

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Search Of Persons

In December 201, the ________ made a ruling in the case of R v GOlden which directly impacted on the search of persons incident to arrest

A) Ontario court of appeal
B) Supreme Court of Canada
C) Ontario court of appeal
D) Old City Halls Courts

A

B

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Search Of Persons

As an incident to arrest a police officer may search for the following. WHich of these factors DO NOT FIT

A) evidence
B) weapons
C) anything that could justify the officers grounds
D) anything that could cause injury

A

C

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According to section 1 of the Ontario human rights code states “every person has a right to equal treatment with respect to services goods and facilities without discrimination because of race ancestors place of origin colour ethnic origin citizship, creed, sexual, sexual orientation, gender identity, family status or disability. From this section _____________is the issue that deals with religious beliefs

A) belief
B) creed
C) human rights
D) Signifigance

A

B

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What is defined as information derived from a member making a determination with respect to the race of an individual by observation solely on the basis of that members own perception

A) Field information report
B) Race based data
C) service members perception data
D) Way forward report

A

C

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Search of Persons

As an officer in charge, when there are persons lodged in the police cells shall ensure a target of ____________ is used between cell checks having regard for all of the circumstances during the tour of duty

A

B

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What is defined as cells that may be used for short term detention of a person in custody when:
Being processed, or waiting to be processed, or to ensure the safety of the person and/or members; awaiting transportation to a central lock-up;
Being held for return by an outside agency

a) Court Cells
b) Police Cells
c) Divisional Cells
d) Detention Facility

A

C

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Search of persons

  1. Any person who has or is suspected of having taken a drug prior to being arrested, and
    is accepted at a police facility shall be monitored more closely, and the results of those
    checks recorded, until such time as the Officer in Charge is satisfied that the individual is not at risk. Individuals who have taken hard drugs such as cocaine, heroin, shall be monitored more closely for at Least from the time when the drug
    was taken.

a) 3 hours
b) 1 hour
c) Every 30 mins
d) 4 hours

A

A

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Pregnant persons who require methadone treatment should be treated at hospital regardless of the dispensed form of methadone. Who should make arrangements where possible for the issue of a prescription by the originating physician?

a) Booker
b) Arresting officer
c) Officerin charge
d) Station duty operator

A

C

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Criminal Code Release
Police officers who are required to testify as an officer in charge must state in their
evidence that they have been so designated by the

a) Detective Sergeant
b) Inspector
c) Chief of Police
d) Superintendent

A

C

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L-15 Bail Hearing and Detention Orders

The final decision to recommend the opposition of bail is the responsibility of the

a) OfficerIn Charge
b) Detective Sergeant
c) Crown Attorney
d) Detective

A

A

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17.
_____________is the only police facility to be designated forthe purpose of
having an accused person report to police.

a) Police Divisions where arrest occurred
b) Organized Crime Enforcement - Bail & Parole
C) Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit (CPEU)
d) Organized Crime Enforcement - Guns & Gangs

A

B

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  1. Officerin Charge Upon receipt of
    A licence, registration certificate, authorization or other document enabling the
    acquisition or possession of a firearm or a weapon, or
    Travel documents, including passport from an accused person surrendering these
    items as part of bail conditions shall

Notify ____________that the accused person has complied with the applicable

a) Arresting officer
b)Case Manager
C)Detective Sergeant
d)Crown Attorney

A

B

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12-01 Arrest Warrants
19. A warrant to arrest is a written order signed by a _______________
which directs peace officers within the territorial jurisdiction to apprehend the person
named or described therein.

a) Justice of Peace
b) Coroner
c) Judge
d) All of the above

A

D

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  1. There are two (2) types of civil warrants for arrest; namely,
    warrants. __________ and __________

a) Small claims court and CBSA court
b) Small claims court and Civil court
c) Small claims court and FRO court
d) Small claims court and Canadian Forces court

A

B

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is the most important infection control measure for the prevention of
self and cross contamination.

a) Wearing a mask
b) Hand washing
c) Frequent showers
d) All of the above

A

B

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  1. Any person who has or is suspected of having taken a drug prior to being arrested, and is accepted at a police facilityshall be monitored more closely, and the results of those checks recorded, until such time as the Officer in Charge is satisfied that the individual is not at risk. Individuals who have taken hard drugs such as cocaine, heroin, shall be monitored more closely for at least
    from the time when the drug
    was taken.

a) 3 hours
b)1 hour
C)Every 30 mins
d) 4 hours

A

A

17
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  1. Police officers are advised that found property is governed by the Police Services Act
    (PSA). The following are guidelines for retention:

a) 60 consecutive days
b) 30 consecutive days
c) 90 consecutive days
d) 15 consecutive days

A

B