Official OPOTA Exam Practice
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What is the definition section of motor vehicle offenses?
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.001
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.01
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.025
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.02
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The 'Official OPOTA Exam Practice' quiz is designed to prepare learners for law enforcement duties, focusing on identification procedures, child missing cases, and situational assessments. It tests key skills required for effective police work.
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You stop a woman who came out of a known drug house. During the consensual stop she admits she bought marijuana while inside the house. What would she be charged with?
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Possession of a controlled substance
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Attempted Trafficking in Drugs
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Drug Paraphernalia
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None of the above
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A. Possession of a controlled substanceExplanation
The woman would most likely be charged with "Possession of a controlled substance." In this scenario, admitting to buying marijuana directly implies possession, which is a chargeable offense under the laws of many jurisdictions. The specifics of the charge can vary based on the amount of marijuana in her possession and local or state laws regarding marijuana use and possession. "Attempted Trafficking in Drugs" generally requires intent to distribute, sell, or traffic the drug, which is not indicated by her admission of purchase for presumably personal use. "Drug Paraphernalia" refers to items used to consume, produce, or distribute drugs, and without specific mention of such items, this charge may not apply based solely on her admission of buying marijuana.Rate this question:
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Chapter 4503
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Equipment violations
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License suspensions
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Vehicle crimes
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License and registration
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A. License and registrationExplanation
The given answer, "license and registration," is the most appropriate choice because the other options listed (equipment violations, license suspensions, and vehicle crimes) are all specific categories that fall under the broader topic of license and registration. License and registration encompasses all aspects related to obtaining and maintaining a valid license and registration for a vehicle, including any violations or suspensions that may occur. Therefore, it is the most comprehensive and inclusive option among the given choices.Rate this question:
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John had recently received a traffic ticket from Officer Brown so when John saw his cruiser at Speedway he flattened all of his tires. Officer Brown received a call and couldn't respond. What should John be charged with?
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Criminal Damaging
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Disrupting Public Services
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Unlawful destruction of Public Property
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Theft
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A. Disrupting Public ServicesExplanation
John should be charged with Disrupting Public Services because by flattening all of Officer Brown's tires, he prevented him from responding to a call, thus interfering with the officer's ability to carry out his duties and provide public services.Rate this question:
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Chapter 4510
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Moving violations
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License suspensions
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License and registration
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Motor vehicle crimes
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A. License suspensionsExplanation
The given answer, "license suspensions," is likely the correct answer because it is the only option that directly relates to the topic of the chapter, which is not explicitly mentioned. The other options, such as moving violations, license and registration, and motor vehicle crimes, may be related to the chapter but do not specifically pertain to license suspensions. Therefore, based on the limited information provided, "license suspensions" seems to be the most relevant and logical answer.Rate this question:
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Chapter 4549
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License and registration
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License suspension
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Vehicle crimes
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Equipment violations
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A. Vehicle crimesExplanation
The given answer "vehicle crimes" is the correct answer because the terms mentioned in the question, such as "license suspension" and "equipment violations," are related to violations or crimes involving vehicles. Therefore, it can be inferred that the topic being discussed in Chapter 4549 is vehicle crimes.Rate this question:
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Chapter 4511
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License and registration
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License suspension
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Equipment
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Moving violations
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A. Moving violationsExplanation
Moving violations refer to any traffic infractions that occur while a vehicle is in motion. These violations can include speeding, running a red light, failure to yield, improper lane changes, and more. In the context of the given information, it is likely that the chapter 4511 is related to traffic laws and regulations, and the other terms mentioned are all related to different aspects of moving violations. Therefore, the correct answer is moving violations.Rate this question:
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Chapter 4513
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Equipment violations
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Moving violations
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License suspension
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Vehicle crimes
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A. Equipment violationsExplanation
The given answer "equipment violations" is likely the correct answer because the other options mentioned, such as moving violations, license suspension, and vehicle crimes, are all different categories of traffic offenses. Equipment violations refer to violations related to the condition and functionality of a vehicle's equipment, such as broken headlights or non-functioning turn signals. It is a common category of traffic violations and is often enforced by law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of drivers and other road users.Rate this question:
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Which step of the EAR model allows the officer to gather information?
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Engage
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Resolve
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Assess
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Report
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A. AssessExplanation
The step of the EAR model that allows the officer to gather information is "Assess." During the assessment phase, the officer collects and analyzes relevant data and evidence to gain a comprehensive understanding of the situation. This step involves conducting interviews, reviewing documents, and assessing the credibility of sources to gather accurate and reliable information. It is an essential step in the EAR model as it forms the foundation for making informed decisions and taking appropriate actions.Rate this question:
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The Purpose of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution…
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Liberties
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Probable Cause and reasonable suspicion
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Arrest, search, and seizure
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Consent search
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A. Arrest, search, and seizureExplanation
The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution serves the purpose of protecting the rights and liberties of individuals by setting limits on the government's power to arrest, search, and seize property. It requires that law enforcement officers have probable cause or a reasonable suspicion before conducting these actions, ensuring that they are not carried out arbitrarily or without just cause. The Fourth Amendment also provides safeguards against unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring warrants to be issued based on probable cause, except in certain circumstances such as consent searches.Rate this question:
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Which is not a reason for a person to be seized?
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The threatening presence of several officers
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The display of a weapon by an officer(s)
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Some physical touching of the person
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The stance of an officer
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A. The stance of an officerExplanation
The stance of an officer is not a reason for a person to be seized. Seizing someone typically involves physical actions such as touching, displaying a weapon, or the threatening presence of several officers. The stance of an officer, which refers to their posture or position, may convey a certain demeanor or attitude but it alone does not justify seizing someone.Rate this question:
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Labor and ______ are the 2 forms of human trafficking.
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Sex
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Child
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Slave
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Prostitution
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A. SexExplanation
The question is asking about the two forms of human trafficking. The correct answer is "Sex." This refers to the trafficking of individuals for the purpose of sexual exploitation, such as forced prostitution or pornography. Human trafficking for sexual purposes is a significant and pervasive issue globally, with millions of victims affected each year. It is important to raise awareness and take action to combat this form of exploitation and protect vulnerable individuals.Rate this question:
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An Officer Can Use the Rationale From Terry to Detain a Person
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Mere suspicion and consent
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Probable cause and consent
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Probable cause and reasonable suspicion
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Reasonable articulable suspicion
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A. Reasonable articulable suspicionExplanation
An officer can use the rationale from Terry to detain a person based on reasonable articulable suspicion. This means that the officer must have specific and objective facts that lead them to believe that the person is engaged in criminal activity. This standard is lower than probable cause but higher than mere suspicion. It allows officers to briefly detain and investigate a person if they have reasonable grounds to suspect that the person is involved in criminal activity, even if they do not have enough evidence to establish probable cause.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a reason an officer may arrest instead of issuing a citation?
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They refuse to sign the citation
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They cannot provide for their own medical care/safety
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They cannot prove their identity
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The accused states he/she will not pay
Correct Answer
A. The accused states he/she will not payExplanation
An officer may arrest instead of issuing a citation for various reasons, such as if the individual refuses to sign the citation, if they cannot provide for their own medical care/safety, or if they cannot prove their identity. However, the reason "The accused states he/she will not pay" is NOT a valid reason for an officer to arrest someone instead of issuing a citation.Rate this question:
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Violation for unlawful use of OHLEG
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Felony to the 4th
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Misdemeanor to the 1st
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Felony to the 5th
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Misdemeanor to the 2nd
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Incendiary Device
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Explosive
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Flammable
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Fire bomb
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Fragmentation
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A. Fire bombExplanation
A fire bomb is an incendiary device that is designed to start fires and cause damage through the use of fire. It typically consists of a container filled with flammable materials, such as gasoline or napalm, and a fuse or ignition device. When the fuse is lit or the ignition device is triggered, the flammable materials ignite and create a large fireball or explosion. Therefore, the term "fire bomb" accurately describes an incendiary device that is designed to cause damage through the use of fire.Rate this question:
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Which is not a type of explosive effects of an IED?
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Fragmentation
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Thermal
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Blast
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Flammable
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A. FlammableExplanation
The question asks for a type of explosive effect of an IED, and flammable is not a type of explosive effect. Flammable refers to materials that can catch fire easily, but it does not cause an explosion. The other options listed, fragmentation, thermal, and blast, all refer to different types of explosive effects that can occur when an IED detonates.Rate this question:
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You are dispatched to a resident where the 6 year old girl of the home is missing. The parents had last seen her 30 minutes before they called 911. She was playing in the backyard but when the parents turned around for a moment she was gone. What should you do if you interview the parents and verify the child is missing but you still cannot find her?
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Put an Amber Alert out
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Investigate Further
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Get a Criminal Background check on the parents done
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Call dispatch for additional resources
Correct Answer
A. Call dispatch for additional resourcesExplanation
If you have interviewed the parents and verified that the child is missing but still cannot find her, calling dispatch for additional resources is the appropriate action to take. This could include requesting additional officers or search and rescue teams to assist in the search efforts. Calling for additional resources can help to expand the search area and increase the chances of locating the missing child.Rate this question:
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Paraphernalia associated with heroin include...
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Mirrors, butane torches, and MSM
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Tiny knotted balloons, cigarette filters, and pieces of foil
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MSM, mirrors, and pieces of foil
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Cotton swabs, mirrors, and rolling papers
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A. Tiny knotted balloons, cigarette filters, and pieces of foilExplanation
Paraphernalia associated with heroin use often includes tiny knotted balloons, cigarette filters, and pieces of foil. These items are commonly used for various purposes related to heroin consumption. The knotted balloons are used to store small quantities of the drug, cigarette filters are used to filter the heroin solution before injection, and pieces of foil are used to heat the drug for inhalation. These specific items are commonly found in the possession of individuals who use heroin.Rate this question:
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Which Bomb search team is most familiarized with the area
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Trained team
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Supervisory Team
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Occupant team
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Extraction team
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A. Occupant teamExplanation
The correct answer is the Occupant team. The Occupant team is most familiarized with the area because they are the ones who occupy and work in that specific location. They have the most knowledge and experience in navigating and searching the area for any potential bombs. The trained team, supervisory team, and extraction team may have their own expertise, but the Occupant team has the advantage of being intimately familiar with the area.Rate this question:
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In the OPOTA curriculum, what is the primary focus of the initial training for new recruits?
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Firearms proficiency and tactical response
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Legal studies, including criminal and civil law
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Physical fitness and defensive tactics
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Community policing and communication skills
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A. Legal studies, including criminal and civil lawExplanation
The OPOTA curriculum places a strong emphasis on legal studies as a foundational component of police training. This includes extensive education on criminal law, civil law, and constitutional rights to prepare new recruits for the legal aspects of law enforcement. Understanding the legal environment in which officers operate is critical to ensuring that their actions are compliant with the law and constitutionally sound, which is why this area is prioritized in initial training programs.Rate this question:
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Which is not a Procedure for When a SuspiciousItem is Found
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Use a radio or cell phone in the vicinity of the item
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Notify other search teams of the item and suspend search
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Communicate clear instructions to anyone in the area of the device and prevent others from approaching
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Secure area where item is located, but do not guard it
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Which of the following states paraphernalia associated with meth use?
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Spoons, butane torches, and razor blades
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Needles, foil, and MSM
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Lantern fuel, spoons, and mirrors
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Cut straws, foil, and spoons
Correct Answer
A. Needles, foil, and MSMExplanation
The correct answer is needles, foil, and MSM. Needles are commonly used to inject meth into the body, foil is used to heat and inhale the drug, and MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) is sometimes added to meth to increase its volume and weight. These paraphernalia items are often associated with meth use and are indicative of the methods used to consume the drug.Rate this question:
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The offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value for the purpose of influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties
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Solicit
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Bribery
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Procure
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Coerce
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A. BriberyExplanation
Bribery refers to the act of offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value with the intention of influencing the actions of an official in the performance of their public or legal responsibilities. It involves the exchange of favors or gifts in order to gain an unfair advantage or to manipulate the decision-making process. This corrupt practice undermines the integrity of public officials and compromises the fairness and impartiality of their actions.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a common use of a Mobile Field Force?
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To seal off problem areas
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To rescue citizens from crowds
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To disperse ruly crowds/protest
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To apprehend multiple offenders, if requires
Correct Answer
A. To disperse ruly crowds/protestExplanation
The correct answer is "To disperse ruly crowds/protest." A Mobile Field Force is commonly used for various purposes such as sealing off problem areas, rescuing citizens from crowds, and apprehending multiple offenders if required. However, dispersing peaceful and orderly crowds or protests is not a common use of a Mobile Field Force.Rate this question:
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Guy went to the mayor and threatened him because he wanted loading permits
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Aggrevated Menacing
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Menacing
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Intimidation
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Assault
Correct Answer
A. IntimidationExplanation
The correct answer is Intimidation because the guy's action of threatening the mayor can be considered as an act of intimidation. Intimidation refers to the act of making someone feel fear or apprehension, often through threats or aggressive behavior. In this case, the guy's motive for threatening the mayor was to obtain loading permits, indicating that he was using intimidation as a means to achieve his desired outcome.Rate this question:
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A guy and girl have a child together. The guy makes threats to her over the phone and in person. Is this domestic violence?
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No, because they do not reside together
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No, because they were never married
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Yes, because they have a child together
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Yes, because they were in a relationship together
Correct Answer
A. Yes, because they have a child togetherExplanation
This situation can be classified as domestic violence because the fact that they have a child together indicates that they have had a significant relationship. Domestic violence is not limited to married couples or those who live together. The threats made by the guy towards the girl, whether over the phone or in person, demonstrate a pattern of abusive behavior that falls under the definition of domestic violence.Rate this question:
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Institutional and ______ are the two types of racism.
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Hate groups
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Racial profiling
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Organizational Racism
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Individual
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A. IndividualExplanation
The given answer, "Individual," is correct because institutional and individual racism are the two types of racism mentioned in the question. Institutional racism refers to discriminatory practices and policies within organizations or institutions, while individual racism refers to prejudiced beliefs and actions carried out by individuals.Rate this question:
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You pull over a car and ask for the driver step out of the vehicle. you notice a bag of marijuana. what allows you to seize it?
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Probable Cause
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Plain view doctrine
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Plain feel Doctrine
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Reasonable suspicion
Correct Answer
A. Plain view doctrineExplanation
The plain view doctrine allows the seizure of the bag of marijuana in this scenario. According to this doctrine, if a law enforcement officer is legally present in a location and sees an item that is immediately recognizable as evidence or contraband, they can seize it without a warrant. In this case, the officer pulled over the car and noticed the bag of marijuana in plain view, giving them the authority to seize it.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is an acceptable method to maintain situational awareness while conducting searches?
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If working alone around every 10-15 seconds stop, look, and listen so you can be aware of your enviroment
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If with others, one search and the other covers the search officer
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2 officers search the room while 2 stay outside and guard the entrance to the room
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. If working alone around every 10-15 seconds stop, look, and listen so you can be aware of your enviromentExplanation
This method ensures that the searcher periodically stops to assess their surroundings, reducing the risk of overlooking potential threats or hazards.Rate this question:
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A police officer pulls a car over. You ask the driver step out of the vehicle to do a terry frisk on him/her. The officer feels what he believes is a needle and seizes it. what is this an example of?
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Plain view Doctrine
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Plain Feel Doctrine
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Probable cause
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Reasonable suspicion
Correct Answer
A. Plain Feel DoctrineExplanation
This situation is an example of the Plain Feel Doctrine. The officer conducted a terry frisk, which is a limited search for weapons that is allowed if the officer has reasonable suspicion that the person may be armed and dangerous. During the frisk, the officer felt what he believed to be a needle, and based on his training and experience, he seized it. The Plain Feel Doctrine allows an officer to seize an item during a frisk if it is immediately apparent that the item is contraband or evidence of a crime.Rate this question:
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With heedless indifference to the consequences, perversely disregard a known risk that conduct is likely to cause a certain result
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Purposely
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Knowingly
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Negligently
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Recklessly
Correct Answer
A. RecklesslyExplanation
The word "recklessly" best fits the given description because it implies acting without regard for the consequences and disregarding a known risk. This behavior is characterized by a lack of care and caution, demonstrating a willful disregard for potential harm or negative outcomes. The other options, such as "purposely," "knowingly," and "negligently," do not fully capture the sense of indifference and perversity mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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What 2 are Factors Considered in Transferring a Juvenile to Adult Court
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The juvenile displayed, brandished, indicated, or used a firearm.The victim’s physical or mental harm was exacerbated by the victim’s physical or mental vulnerability or age
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The victim suffered emotional, psychological, or serious economic harm.
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The victim’s physical or mental harm was exacerbated by the victim’s physical or mental vulnerability or age
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The juvenile’s relationship with the victim facilitated the act
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A. The juvenile displayed, brandished, indicated, or used a firearm.The victim’s physical or mental harm was exacerbated by the victim’s physical or mental vulnerability or ageExplanation
The two factors considered in transferring a juvenile to adult court are when the juvenile displayed, brandished, indicated, or used a firearm, and when the victim's physical or mental harm was exacerbated by their physical or mental vulnerability or age. These factors suggest that the severity of the offense and the vulnerability of the victim are taken into account when determining whether a juvenile should be transferred to adult court.Rate this question:
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Field test kits allow the officer to...
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Identify what drugs a suspect has taken
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Presumptively identify illicit drugs in the field
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Presumptively identify what drugs a suspect has taken
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Identify illegal drugs in the field
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A. Presumptively identify illicit drugs in the fieldExplanation
Field test kits are used by officers to quickly and preliminarily identify illicit drugs in the field. These kits provide a presumptive identification of the substances, allowing the officer to determine if the drugs are illegal without having to send them to a laboratory for further analysis. This helps in the immediate assessment of the situation and can aid in making informed decisions regarding the suspect's arrest or further investigation.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is the correct procedure for conducting a lawful search of a vehicle during a traffic stop?
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Search the vehicle immediately without any reason
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Obtain consent from the driver or have probable cause
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Wait for a supervisor to arrive before searching
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Search only if the driver has a prior criminal record
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A. Obtain consent from the driver or have probable causeExplanation
During a traffic stop, a lawful search of a vehicle can be conducted if the officer obtains consent from the driver or has probable cause to believe that there is evidence of a crime in the vehicle. Immediate searches without reason, waiting for a supervisor, or searching based solely on a prior criminal record are not appropriate or lawful procedures.Rate this question:
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Weather, COP, CCW, Missing persons, and agency are data files maintained by...
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OHLED
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OHLEG
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LOCAL
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LEADS
Correct Answer
A. LEADSExplanation
The data files mentioned in the question, such as Weather, COP, CCW, Missing persons, and agency, are maintained by LEADS.Rate this question:
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Which is not a basic reason vehicles are stolen?
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Owner give ups
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Joy riding
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To commit over crimes
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To use the VIN and Federal certification label
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A. To use the VIN and Federal certification labelExplanation
Stealing vehicles to use the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and Federal certification label is not a basic reason for vehicle theft. Vehicles are commonly stolen for reasons such as joyriding, committing other crimes, or for the owner giving up on the vehicle. However, stealing a vehicle specifically to use the VIN and Federal certification label is not a common motive for vehicle theft.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a common indicator associated with stolen vehicles?
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Abnormal driver behavior
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Clean and well-maintained vehicle condition
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License plate irregularities
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Unusual transportation of commercial vehicles or equipment
Correct Answer
A. Clean and well-maintained vehicle conditionExplanation
While abnormal driver behavior, license plate irregularities, and unusual transportation of commercial vehicles or equipment are all common indicators of stolen vehicles, a clean and well-maintained vehicle condition is not necessarily an indicator of a stolen vehicle. It is important to look for specific signs of tampering or inconsistencies rather than general maintenance.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a common indicator of a stolen vehicle?
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Brand new vehicle with no signs of damage
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Mismatched or damaged VIN
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Properly registered vehicle with matching license plates
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Vehicle parked legally in a residential area
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A. Mismatched or damaged VINExplanation
A mismatched or damaged Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a common indicator of a stolen vehicle. Stolen vehicles often have VINs that have been tampered with, altered, or do not match the VINs in different locations on the vehicle. Other options listed do not typically indicate a stolen vehicle.Rate this question:
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Methods of Establishing the Identityof a Vehicle
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Ensure the license plate matches the registration. Registration must match the federal identification number
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Ensue the license plate matches the registration. Registration must match the VIN.
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VIN Must match the Federal Identification number. Registration must match the VIN.
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VIN must match the License plate. Federal identification label must match the VIN.
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A. Ensue the license plate matches the registration. Registration must match the VIN.Explanation
The correct answer is "Ensue the license plate matches the registration. Registration must match the VIN." This answer is correct because it outlines the correct method of establishing the identity of a vehicle. It states that the license plate should match the registration, and the registration should match the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). This ensures that all the necessary documents and identification numbers are in sync, providing a reliable way to establish the identity of the vehicle.Rate this question:
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Which one is NOT Common Method Thieves Use to Defeat the Federal Certification Label on a Vehicle
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Removal and reapplication of a different label from a donor car
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Alteration of the existing label
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Replacement with counterfeit label
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Alteration of the new label.
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A. Alteration of the new label.Explanation
Thieves commonly use various methods to defeat the Federal Certification Label on a vehicle in order to conceal its true identity. These methods include removal and reapplication of a different label from a donor car, alteration of the existing label, and replacement with a counterfeit label. However, altering the new label is not a common method used by thieves to defeat the Federal Certification Label. This means that thieves are less likely to alter a newly obtained label, as it would draw more attention and increase the risk of detection.Rate this question:
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Which is NOT one of the most utilized methods of manufacturing met in Ohio?
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Birch Reduction Method
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One Stop method
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One Pot method
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Red Phosphorous Method
Correct Answer
A. One Stop methodExplanation
The One Stop method is not one of the most utilized methods of manufacturing met in Ohio. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the method that is NOT utilized. The other three options, Birch Reduction Method, One Pot method, and Red Phosphorous Method, are not excluded and could be considered as some of the most utilized methods of manufacturing met in Ohio.Rate this question:
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Two Methods By Which an Officer May Be Injured or Killed During a Traffic Stop
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Assault, Crash
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Crash, Domestic Violence
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Assault, domestic violence
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Option 4
Correct Answer
A. Assault, CrashExplanation
During a traffic stop, an officer may be injured or killed due to assault by the driver or any occupants of the vehicle. This can occur if the driver becomes aggressive, attempts to flee, or uses a weapon against the officer. Additionally, an officer may be injured or killed in a crash during a traffic stop. This can happen if the officer's vehicle is struck by another vehicle, either due to distracted driving, reckless driving, or other factors. These two methods, assault and crash, pose significant risks to the safety and well-being of officers during traffic stops.Rate this question:
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Which is not Initial Things to Control inHigh-Risk Vehicle Stops
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Keys
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Location
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Eyes
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Hands
Correct Answer
A. LocationExplanation
In high-risk vehicle stops, the location is not one of the initial things to control. This means that controlling the location of the stop is not a priority when conducting a high-risk vehicle stop. Instead, other factors such as the position of the hands, the visibility of the eyes, and the accessibility of keys are considered more important in ensuring the safety of the officers involved in the stop.Rate this question:
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4-cornered approach
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Take photos from chest level
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Pictures should be taken overlapping one another
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Should be performed in the middle of the room
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Pictures should overlap approximately 30%
Correct Answer
A. Pictures should overlap approximately 30%Explanation
The correct answer is "Pictures should overlap approximately 30%". When using the 4-cornered approach for taking photos, it is important to overlap the pictures to ensure a complete and accurate capture of the room. By overlapping the photos by approximately 30%, it helps to create a seamless and cohesive image when stitching the photos together. This ensures that no areas or details are missed and provides a more comprehensive view of the room.Rate this question:
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Benefits of understanding different cultures include
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End to old ideas and Increased racial tension
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Greater organizational benefits and more turmoil
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Better police image and more fear in the community
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Reduction in the frequency of lawsuits and an End to old ideas
Correct Answer
A. Reduction in the frequency of lawsuits and an End to old ideasExplanation
Understanding different cultures can lead to a reduction in the frequency of lawsuits because it promotes tolerance and respect for diverse perspectives. When individuals have a better understanding of different cultures, they are less likely to engage in discriminatory behavior or make biased decisions that can result in legal consequences. Additionally, understanding different cultures can also lead to an end to old ideas, as it challenges stereotypes and encourages individuals to adopt more inclusive and progressive beliefs. By embracing new perspectives, people can overcome outdated notions and create a more harmonious and accepting society.Rate this question:
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Which is NOT one of the Cardinal Rules of Crime Scene Photography
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Keep the evidence parallel to the subject
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Maximize depth of field
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Fill the Frame
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Keep the lens perpendicular to the subject
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A. Keep the evidence parallel to the subjectExplanation
The cardinal rules of crime scene photography include maximizing depth of field, filling the frame, and keeping the lens perpendicular to the subject. However, keeping the evidence parallel to the subject is not one of the cardinal rules. This means that it is not necessary to ensure that the evidence is aligned or parallel to the subject in crime scene photography.Rate this question:
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Which is NOT one of the Crime Scene Photograph Perspectives
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Overall or establishing shots
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4-cornered approach
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Mid-range or evidence establishing shots
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Long-range shots or overall establishing
Correct Answer
A. Long-range shots or overall establishingExplanation
The correct answer is "long-range shots or overall establishing." This is because long-range shots or overall establishing shots are not typically used in crime scene photography. These types of shots are more commonly used in cinematography or photography to establish the location or setting of a scene, rather than to capture detailed evidence or document the crime scene. Crime scene photography usually focuses on close-up shots of evidence, mid-range shots to establish the context, and 4-cornered approach shots to capture all angles of the evidence.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a general indicator of meth making?
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Tubes or hoses attached
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Containers with multiple layers of solids
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Containers with layers of both liquids and solids
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None of the above
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A. Containers with layers of both liquids and solidsExplanation
Containers with layers of both liquids and solids can be a general indicator of meth making. Methamphetamine production often involves the use of various chemicals and substances that can separate into different layers. These layers can consist of both liquids and solids, indicating the presence of a meth-making process. This could be due to the separation of different chemicals used in the production or the formation of by-products during the manufacturing process. Therefore, containers with layers of both liquids and solids can suggest the involvement of methamphetamine production.Rate this question:
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