Section 7.3 Flashcards

1
Q

If police have PC to arrest you can they use any force reasonable to affect that arrest?

A

Yes

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2
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If a reasonable police officer would believe they have the probable cause to arrest you and you resist you do not want to get arrested they can use whatever force reasonable to do that. true or false

A

true

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3
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Example, if i am being arrested and i just kind of jerk my hand away but there is no other move to resist it would or would not be reasonable for an officer to pull out his pepper spray?

A

would not be reasonable

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4
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Example, if i punch a police officer in the face they can punch me in the face because that is reasonable force. True or false?

A

true

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5
Q

During arrest officers can use force that is what?

A

Resonable

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6
Q

1.4% of all police contacts. The use of force or even the threatened use of force is ______.

A

rare

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7
Q

If there is excessive force used, police can face criminal or civil penalties for that. True or False

A

True

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8
Q

Excessive force: You want to make sure if you are a police officer or an investigator that you only use force that is ________.

A

Reasonable

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9
Q

Force is reasonable or not based on what officer knew at the time, not with hindsight. What case?

A

Graham v Conner (1989)

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10
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Controlling supreme court case about police use of force. It says that force is reasonable or not with hindsight but only with what the officer believed at the time. What case?

A

Graham v Conner (1989)

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11
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example, if what the officer reasonably believed at the time later turned out to be false that does not change whether the force used at the time was reasonable or not. All that matters is what a reasonable officer would have believed at the time the action happened. What case?

A

Graham v Conner (1989)

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12
Q

Two types of force:
1.
2.

A
  1. Deadly Force

2. Less than lethal force

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13
Q

Most commonly means handcuffs but there are a lot of officers that use plastic flex cuffs.

A

Restraints

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14
Q

Pepper spray and tear gas

A

Aerosols

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15
Q

Baton, bean bag rounds from a shot gun

A

Impact weapons

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16
Q

ECW

A

electronic control weapons device

17
Q

Taser

A

ECW

18
Q

Are there long term effects from a taser ?

A

no

19
Q

There are other ways to use force but the more common are restraints, aerosols, impact weapons, ECWs. True or Flase

A

True

20
Q

Most serious kind of force

A

Deadly force

21
Q

The deadliest way to use deadly force is what?

A

Firearms

22
Q

Most commonly pistols which is what police carry but it could be shotguns or rifles. This has to do with deadly force. True or False

A

True

23
Q

There must be imminent threat of death or great bodily injury to either the officer or some third person. This is the standard…

A

The standard for using deadly force

24
Q

Prior to this case there were a lot of states that said if police have PC to believe that this person is a felon, and that person is feeling the police. Hypothetical threat that this fleeing felon could go on later and hurt somebody that was enough to justify deadly force. The police said no. What case?

A

Tennessee V Garner (1985)

25
Q

Fleeing felons. What case ?

A

Tennessee v Garner (1985)

26
Q

hypothetical threat is not enough and you need an imminent threat. Example, if someone is charging at an officer with a knife that is an imminent threat. True or False

A

True

27
Q

Example, if someone says i am going to come back and punch you later that is a threat but it is not imminent. True or False

A

True

28
Q

It must be _____ and happening right now with a danger of death or great bodily injury to the officer or some innocent third party and then police ae allowed to use deadly force.

A

Imminent

29
Q

It an include cars or anything that is reasonably expected to cause death. As well as guns.

A

Use of force. Deadly

30
Q

4.1% of Americans are mentally ill. True or false

A

True

31
Q

A lot of times police officers have hired either specially trained officers and create a crisis intervention team that is trained to deal with it and to keep it from escalating. True of false

A

True

32
Q

Trained to find people with mental illness and approach them and create a rapport and work with their situation.

A

Crisis intervention teams

33
Q

Most cost effective way to hire non-officers to go on mentally ill calls a lot of police departments know they do not need to send an actual cop so they send?

A

Social workers

34
Q

The worst situation a cop can face

A

Suicide by cop

35
Q

The people want to die, and they want to commit suicide but they do not want to do it themselves so they induce a police officer to kill them, as a form of suicide.

A

Suicide by cop

36
Q

A lot more common than people think and it is mentally harmful to the officer. Try to deescalate the problem and the good news is there is a national conversation about it now.

A

Suicide by cop