Written 5 Flashcards
What are the 4 COMMAND ILLNESS AND INJURY CASE MANAGEMENT objectives? (HPM 11.1)
- BENEFITS
- REPORTING
- COMMUNICATION
- RETURN TO WORK
How many sets of evidence keys Shall each area have? (HPM 22.1)
2
What are the dollar amounts for the change drawer and petty funds? (HPM 22.1)
CHANGE: $100
PETTY: $200
What are the three basic types of evidence? (HPM 70.1)
- Testimonial
- Documentary
- Physical
How shall suspected PCP be bagged? (HPM 70.1)
Double bagged in heat sealed polyester or plastic
Large quantities of controlled substances, in excess of how many pounds, may be destroyed without a court order? (HPM 70.1)
Ten pounds
Money in excess of $1,000, seized as evidence or safekeeping, shall be secured how? (70.1)
Shall be secured inside evidence room, a secure safe, an allied agency evidence room, or safety deposit box at a bank. Shall not be stored in pass-through locker.
Who shall be notified when securing money in excess of $1,000? (HPM 70.1)
Area evidence officer, alternate, or Area Commander
When the Department confiscates live marijuana plants, how shall the plants be stored? (HPM 70.1)
In paper bags, cardboard containers, or wrapped in paper material.
What are the 6 purposes of the CHP 36? (HPM 70.1)
- Record of evidence/property
- Receipt of property taken
- Notice right of property hearing
- Declaration of ownership
- Affidavit (person turns in found property)
- Report for found property
List the 8 ways to dispose of Evidence? (HPM 70.1, 9-3)
- Return to owner/finder
- Sale
- Destruction
- Recycle
- Discard (items little or no value)
- Other claims of ownership (civil, pawn, insurance company)
- Donate to charity
- Departmental training/educational uses
A court officer shall forward adjudication records to the evidence officer in how many working days? (HPM 70.1, 9-4)
2
Evidence (pending adjudication) from cases that are punishable by death or life imprisonment, or embezzlement of public funds or falsification of public funds, shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
Indefinitely
Evidence (pending adjudication) from cases that involve felony sexual offenses, shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
10 years
Evidence (pending adjudication) from cases that could result in imprisonment for 8 years or more, shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
6 years
Evidence (pending adjudication) from cases involving penal code section 368 (elder abuse), shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
5 years
Evidence (pending adjudication) from cases that are punishable by imprisonment is state prison shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
3 years
Evidence (pending adjudication) from misdemeanor/infraction cases shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
1 year
Evidence from THRESHOLD INCIDENTS, shall be held at least how many years? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
10 years
Evidence from infraction cases shall generally be disposed of how often? (HPM 70.1, 9-5)
12 month, rotating basis
Evidence from MAIT cases shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-6)
10 years
Evidence from ADJUDICATED cases shall be held how long? (HPM 70.1, 9-6)
Felony—90 Days
Misdemeanor—60 Days
Juvenile cases—90 Days
If a defendant was granted DIVERSION, how long is evidence held? (HPM 70.1, 9-6)
Duration of the Diversion program
All seized firearms are required to be entered into what program/database? (HPM 70.1)
Etrace