The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education is an act introduced in 1965 that serves as the regulatory agency for all peace officers in Texas, including all kinds of law enforcement officer. How much do you know?
Texas Convention of Law Enforcement Officers and Security Experts
Texas Commission on Legal Experts and Officer Security Educators
Texas County Law Enforcement Officers Security Exchange
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education
Education Code
Penal Code
Occupations Code
Life Safety Codes
Are arrested on Class C misdemeanor charges
Receive a dishonorable discharge
Have name and address changes
All of the above
The inmate apologizes for their behavior
The challenged Officer agrees to have he inmate returned
A democratic vote among inmates determines that the inmate is welcome to return
The challenged officer requests that a different inmate be removed
Peace Officers, Reserve peace officers, and county corrections officers
Law Enforcement instructors
Emergency medical technicians
Emergency communications personnel
TCJS
TCLEOSE
MTIS
MISL
1
2
3
There is no limit to the number of times an applicant may take the exam
Intermittent, podular remote, podular direct
Intermittent, indirect remote, direct podular
Intermittent, remote, direct supervision
Minimum, medium, maximum
The Licensee must complete new training
The Licensee must meet current standards and pass the current licensing exam
The Licensee must formally request reactivation from TCLEOSE
The Licensee must get a new endorsement for training, complete new training, and pass the current licensing exam
1 to 68
1 to 50
2 to 48
1 to 48
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