USE OF FORCE

Question 1

Primary Police Objective ( To Estab… Con… )

Answer 1

To Establish control

Question 2

Police use of force ( Defe…. in na…. )

Answer 2

Is defensive in nature

Question 3

Reasonable and necessary force ( Mi…. amou…. of law…. aggres…. fo….ness….to ac…. a legini….. law enfor……. obje….)

Answer 3

Min amount of lawful aggressive force necessary to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective.

Question 4

Seizure ( A govenr…… termi….. of a perso…. free…. of move….. thro… means of inten…… ap…. )

Answer 4

A govermental termination of a persons freedom of movement through means intentionally applied.

Question 5

Threat of force justification

Answer 5

When the use of force is justified

Question 6

What percentage of officers duties involve verbal skills?

Answer 6

97%

Question 7

Define serious bodily injury

Answer 7

Force that is defines as force that is intended or known by the actor that is intended or known by the actor to cause or in the manner of its use or intended use is capable of causing death.

Question 8

Avaibility of alternatives

Answer 8

Factor courts use to determine if unreasonable force was used in a case.

Question 9

The communication process include

Answer 9

Words, Touch and body language

Question 10

What percentage of police officer contact involve physical force

Answer 10

%3

Question 11

In a physical arrest, what is the role of the peace officer.

Answer 11

( Defensive ) Control,Volentary and complience

Question 12

The supreme court said force must be viewed by the 4th amendment objective resonablesess standard

Answer 12

In fact they said all claims that enforcement used excessive force,deadly enforcement in the course of an arrest investigatory stop or other seizure of a free citizen should be analyzed under the 4th amendment

Question 13

What are two major court cases of the 4th Amendment?

Answer 13

Graham VS Conor Established objective reasonableness standard. Tennesse VS Garner Feeing felon rule.

Question 14

Five questions about Graham VS Conor

Answer 14

1 Suspect poses on immediate threat to the officers or others #2 Was suspect actively resisting ? #3 Was the situation tense, uncertain and rapidly evolving? #4 Severity of the crime #5 Attempting to evade seizure by flight

Question 15

What did the court state about reasonableness of a particular use of force?

Answer 15

A use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene rather than using 20/20 hindsight.

Question 16

Graham Vs Connor Applies to what ?

Answer 16

4th Amendment and excessive force

Question 17

What are suggested factors

Answer 17

Threats perceived, Need for use of force, amount of force, efforts of the jury, Severity of the security problem, Actively resistin

Question 18

When are words no longer an option?

Answer 18

When perceived repeated refusal to comply with a reasonable request indicating words are no longer a force option

Question 19

What is excessive force ?

Answer 19

The result of using more force than is reasonable

Question 20

What percentage of officers duties involve verbal skills ?

Answer 20

97% only about 3% are physical

Question 21

Can courts hold departmental policy against the officer ?

Answer 21

Yes

Question 22

Garity Warning sets

Answer 22

Differences between Criminal and internal

Question 23

Besides investigating civil rights violations what else does the FBI investigate?

Answer 23

Criminal

Question 24

Do you have to give a fleeing felon a verbal command

Answer 24

No