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| Identify postmortem changes |
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Definition
Livermortis 0-2 hrs after death
Rigormortis 24 hrs after death
Cadaver Spasm at the moment of death
Decomp breakdown of cellsaccelerated by heat, slowed down by cold, stoped by freezing |
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| Maintance of arrest for Juvinile records |
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Definition
| Records of a 14 yoa must be kept seperate, readily distinguishable from criminal records. can not be disclosed |
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| Can you take photos or fingerprint a Juvinile? |
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Definition
No, they shall not be taken, unless Judge ordered.
14 yoa traffic offense
16 yoa wildlife and parks offense
correctional=prison detention=jail |
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| What must you establish before intake for a juvinile? |
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Definition
| Must establish age, Parents, Temporaarily placed in an adult facility only is sight and sound seperated, or JDC, or Youth residential youth home. |
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| List challenges that come up when transporting, housing, and arresting a Juvinile. |
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Definition
Juvinile size, strength, demeanor of offender, state expectation is placment in home with parent. Otherwise
JDC, youth home, last resort is adult facility with sight and sound seperation. |
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Term
| Arrest procedures of a juvinile. |
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Definition
1. Probable cause to arrest.
2. Arrest just as you wold an adult. JO presents the same warnings and saftey issues. |
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Term
| Day to day problems of today youth. |
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Definition
| Drugs of parents, brothers and sisters, friends, self. Abuse, physical, sexual, emotional, combo of all. Peer pressure, bulling, threats of violance, ganng |
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| Cases that require Attention of the corner. |
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Definition
Death is caused by unlawful means or suicide, or by casuality.
when in Jail, or polic custody. suspious or unreal manner. |
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Term
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Definition
take charge of the body
Make inquiries regarding the cause of death.
write a report about the death. |
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Term
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| Injury or disease that produced a physiological derangement in the body that results in the individual dying. |
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Term
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Definition
| A death that is not seen. |
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Term
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Definition
Entrance: Smaller than exit
Exit: Larger than entrance
Close: Smudging or smoke around wound, tattooing
Contact wound: Charring of skin, cross shaped or Star shaped |
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Term
| ID of sharp object wounds |
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Definition
cutting: clean sharp edges minimum brusing, longer than deep, bleeds freely.
Stabbing: deeper than long. Damage to internal organs, may indiciate type of weapon. |
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Term
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Definition
| Strangulation, Hanging, Inhalation of gas, suffocation, Postural asphyxia, autoerotic asphyxia (sexual) |
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Term
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Definition
| The murder of 3 or more people with a cooling off period between the killing. |
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Term
| Types of stress that LEO confront |
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Definition
| Survival, chronic, critical, Post traumatic stress syndrome, happy sad, anger joy. |
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Term
| Procedure for examining dead bodies. |
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Definition
| Take pictures, sketch crime scene, relationship of body to objects, note lividity and rigor. ID by family or friends. |
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Definition
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Term
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| Frontal, Rear, Lateral, Rotational, Vault Flip. |
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Term
| Various types of occupant devices. |
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Definition
| lap belts, shoulder lap harness, head restraint. |
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Term
| Saftey belts and head restraints are designed to do what? |
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Definition
| Prevent ejection, Spread the crash, help the ride down, protect head and spine, contact with the strongest part of the body |
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Definition
| slows down the sudden stop of an impact. |
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Term
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Definition
| crimes of passion, sex murders, robery, revenge, drugs, unfortunate circumstances |
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Term
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Definition
| day to day activities,Death, injury, personal failure, officer misconduct, DV, court system. |
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Term
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Definition
loss of fine motor skills at HR of 115
Loss of complex motor skills at 145Loss of depth preception
tunnel vision, loss of night vision |
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Term
| Parasympathetic nevrous system |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Stimulus, Perception, Emotion, Physical Response |
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Term
| How the human body react to stress |
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Definition
| Physical, Tired, headaches, twitching, rapid heart rate, behavioral. Emotional anxiety, fear, anger, guilt. Withdrawal, anit social acts, sexual acting out, increased alcohol, emotional outburst. |
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Term
| Day to day sourcees of stress |
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Definition
| personal expectations, Tactical. others |
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Term
| Airbags are set to deploy at what speed of crash |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Language, eye level, truthful, never make promises, seperate from parents. |
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Term
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Definition
| Child abuse, Step parent problems, freedom, lack of structure, parent problems |
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Term
| law enforcment responsibility when dealing with Juv. |
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Definition
| Confidentiality, Mandated reporting, Investigational duties |
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Term
| Potential effect of LEO-JUV. contacts outside of the law. |
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Definition
| builds trust, it is the best of worst moment of the J. life, the family (love hate) community good or bad. |
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Term
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Definition
| LEO may temporarily detain and assum temporary custody of any child during school hrs. found away from school without a valid excuse. |
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Term
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Definition
| less than 18 without adequate care, is not attending school, physically, mentaly, emotionally abused. |
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Term
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Definition
| Under 18 10 and over who violates or commits a felony, firearm, alcohol or gambling laws. |
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Term
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Definition
| Identify problem, solutions to relieve the problem, Impact of the solutions |
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Term
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| Physiological needs, saftey needs, affection, esteem. Oxygen, food, water, love, acceptance. |
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Term
| Policing strategies to be used in Identifying investigating and preventing community policing problems. |
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Definition
| Arrest and prosecution remain crucialy important tool of law enforcment |
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Term
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| Daily logs used to document calla dn other self started activity officers were in. a time line. |
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| Expectations of patrol relating and responding to common public hazards. What to do when they are not kept up. |
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Definition
| Notice the pot holes, down signs, broken lights, and get it fixed. |
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| Mobil police presence provides, protection, prevents crime, and renders service to the community. |
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Term
| Role of patrol Major patrol functions and responsibility |
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Definition
| Crime deterrence, Traffic enforcements, Solving disputes. |
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Term
| top call patrol will work |
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Definition
| Assistance calls, Vandalism, Assult and Battery, Thefts. |
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Definition
| Saturation patrol, Foot patrol, Motorcycle,Two office patrol |
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Term
| Impact of patrol practices on community |
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Definition
| Reduces fear, Reduces the fear of getting involved helps the people get assistance from other agencies. |
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Term
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Definition
| visit with people, introduce yourself to people, attend community evernts, get involved in activities. get out of your car. |
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Term
| Ways to improve your perception and observation skills |
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Definition
| touch, taste, smell, hearing, sight, |
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Term
| Typical indicators that may stem form observations that may trigger further investigation. |
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Definition
| odors, people gathering somewhere un-normal, anything out of the ordinary. |
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Term
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Definition
| know what is going on, car, weapons, radio, self. |
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| Procedure to be used in emergency transport |
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Definition
| condiser the cirumstances, best course of action, keep supervisor up to date, follow dept. policy, dispatch |
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Term
| Procedures in responding to a bomb call |
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Definition
| nonspecific/specific Police are there in an advisory position only. Once there is an explosion you take charge because a crime has been commited. |
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Term
| Response to dangerous anmials |
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Definition
| contact anmial control, how much man power do you need, remove if dead, find owner if possible. |
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| Procedures for examining an abandoned vehicle. |
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Definition
contact dispatch
get vin number, if stolentreat like a crime scene, if not stolen contact owner, no owner have car towed. |
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Term
| Securing a house or property when someone is away. |
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Definition
| contact owners, frequent checks, notify dispatchalert next shift. |
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Term
| What should you condiser before a Ped. stop. |
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Definition
Officer saftey
request back up
the need for immediate action, observe before approaching. |
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Term
| What should you condiser before a Ped. stop. part two |
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Definition
| available cover, lighting conditions, safe approach for back up, Reaction gap |
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Term
| Info for Dispatch for a ped stop |
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Definition
| Location, description of suspect, request backup |
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Term
| Tactics to be followed when you confront high risk subject on foot. |
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Definition
make the subject back up to you
Never go to subject
Watch the hands
Maintain reaction gap |
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Term
| Problem to be aware with C&C |
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Definition
No carry when intox
no carry in prohibited places
if you have a felony
child support
Alcohol and drug abuse |
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