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Quiz over police academy SPOs, this was initially created as an aid to myself but if it helps you out then I am glad I could help, pay attention because the answers are just as they appear in the regulation.
- 1.In sequence state the 9 stages of the juvenile justice process
- A.
Investigation, Take into custody, detention hearing, pre-adjudication hearing, formal complaint, adjudication hearing, preliminary conferences, disposition, appeal
- B.
Investigation, Take into custody, detention hearing, formal complaint, pre-adjudication hearing, preliminary conferences, adjudication hearing, disposition, appeal
- C.
Investigation, Take into custody, detention hearing, formal complaint, preliminary conferences, pre-adjudication hearing, adjudication hearing, disposition, appeal
- D.
Investigation, Take into custody, detention hearing, preliminary conferences, formal complaint, pre-adjudication hearing, adjudication hearing, disposition, appeal
- 2.In sequence state the 7 necessary steps to process an adult misdemeanor offender through the criminal justice system
- A.
Investigation, arrest/summons/citation, initial appearance, arraignment, trial, sentencing, appeal
- B.
Investigation, arrest/summons/citation, arraignment, initial appearance, trial, sentencing, appeal
- C.
Investigation, detainment, initial appearance, arraignment, trial, sentencing, appeal
- D.
Investigation, arrest/summons/citation, initial arraignment, trial, sentencing, appeal
- 3.In sequence state the 11 necessary process an adult felon goes through in the Ohio justice system
- A.
Investigation, arrest, booking, initial appearance, preliminary hearing, arraignment, pretrial motions and hearings, grand jury, trial, sentencing, appeal
- B.
Investigation, arrest, booking, initial appearance, preliminary hearing, grand jury, pretrial motions and hearings, trial, sentencing, appeal
- C.
Investigation, arrest, booking, initial appearance, arraignment, grand jury, preliminary hearing, pretrial motions and hearings, trial, sentencing, appeal
- D.
Investigation, arrest, booking, initial appearance, preliminary hearing, grand jury, arraignment, pretrial motions and hearings, trial, sentencing, appeal
- 4.State 2 needs a court is required to consider when imposing a felony sentence
- A.
The need to protect the public from future crimes by the offender and others
- B.
The need for incapacitation of the offender
- C.
The need to punish the offender
- D.
The need to rehabilitate the offender
- 5.State 2 classes in which offenses are divided
- A.
Felony
- B.
Misdemeanor
- 6.State 3 matters over which Ohio supreme court has original jurisdiction
- A.
Habeas Corpus
- B.
Quo Warranto
- C.
Mandamus
- D.
Actus reus
- E.
Mens Rea
- 7.State 2 components of the criminal justice system
- A.
Probation officers
- B.
Prosecution and defense
- C.
Law enforcement
- D.
Correctional institution
- 8.State one requirement which must be satisfied by a felony sentence imposed by the court
- A.
It must be a sentence longer than one year
- B.
It must be consistent with sentences imposed for similar crimes committed by other offenders with similar characteristics
- C.
It must be a sentence less than one year
- D.
It does not have to be consistent with sentences imposed for similar crimes committed by other offenders with similar characteristics
- 9.State 2 steps in problem solving (SARA)
- A.
Scanning, Response
- B.
Analysis, Scanning
- C.
Response, Assessment
- D.
Assessment, Analysis
- E.
All of the above
- 10.State 3 essential elements of community policing
- A.
Problem solving
- B.
Partnerships
- C.
Relationships
- D.
Empowerment
- 11.State 2 examples of community policing that involve the community and law enforcement
- A.
Police foot patrols
- B.
Neighborhood watch
- C.
Citizen police academy
- D.
1-800-GRAB-DUI
- 12.State 3 principles of community policing
- A.
Change
- B.
Trust
- C.
Philosophy
- D.
Psychology
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