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50問 • 2年前
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  • 1

    What is the primary objective of the USCP Use of Force policy?

    To effectively accomplish their lawful objectives and protect lives

  • 2

    Which court case is identified with establishing what is “Objectively reasonable” in terms of using force?

    Graham vs. Connor

  • 3

    According to USCP policy, when using force, what levels are recognized in ascending order of severity?

    Cooperative, Contact, Compliance, Defensive, Lethal

  • 4

    Which type of control involves using escort techniques due to suspect's resistant behavior?

    Contact Controls

  • 5

    What are officers required to do when using force according to USCP policy?

    Justify their actions

  • 6

    Which court case is associated with the use of “Deadly force”?

    Tennessee vs. Garner

  • 7

    What are the effects of force categorized into?

    Physiological and Psychological

  • 8

    The Unified Training Principles include all of the following EXCEPT:

    Maximum force

  • 9

    What is the required paperwork for documenting the use of force?

    CP-315

  • 10

    What legal sanctions can be applied for inappropriate use of force?

    Criminal, Civil, Constitutional, Administrative

  • 11

    Which level of force involves officers using baton techniques?

    Defensive Tactics

  • 12

    In the context of the Use of Force policy, what does "position of advantage" primarily refer to?

    Maintaining a tactical position that minimizes risk

  • 13

    According to the USCP Use of Force, which is NOT a goal of using force?

    To assert dominance

  • 14

    What implication does Graham vs. Connor have on use of force?

    It establishes guidelines for determining the reasonableness of force

  • 15

    Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of legal sanction for misuse of force?

    Financial

  • 16

    How does Tennessee vs. Garner impact the rules regarding the use of deadly force?

    It defines the conditions under which deadly force may be used

  • 17

    Within the Unified Training Principles, "response" specifically refers to an officer's ability to:

    React appropriately to the level of threat perceived

  • 18

    Contact Controls are used when a subject displays what type of behavior?

    Actively resistant behavior

  • 19

    What is the emphasis of Compliance Tactics within the Use of Force continuum?

    Physical take downs due to active resistance

  • 20

    Which of the following best describes the psychological effect of force?

    Long-term emotional trauma or stress

  • 21

    What is Condition Red?

    An unauthorized vehicle shows malicious intent and does not stop for an officer

  • 22

    What is the purpose of the CP-315?

    To document a use of force and review instances of such uses.

  • 23

    Which of the following best defines Excessive Force?

    An amount of force greater than the reasonable amount needed to control a subject.

  • 24

    The authority to use force carries with it the need for what?

    Accountability

  • 25

    What is defined as any weapon that expels a projectile by the action of an explosive?

    Firearm

  • 26

    What term is used for strength or physical power exerted by a person on another or thing to compel compliance?

    Force

  • 27

    Which type of force is applied to effect an arrest or protect from death or physical injury, other than lethal force?

    Less-Lethal Force

  • 28

    How is Lethal Force defined?

    Force reasonably likely to cause death or serious physical injury.

  • 29

    What describes an individual completely disregarding an officer’s commands, going limp, or showing indifference?

    Passive Resistance

  • 30

    Which report is used by supervisors to document all incidents involving a use of force?

    CP-316

  • 31

    When is an officer permitted to use lethal force?

    Only when the officer reasonably believes it is necessary to protect human life.

  • 32

    What is the goal of using force according to the general policy?

    To gain control of the subject(s).

  • 33

    What concept did the United States Supreme Court introduce to determine the reasonableness of force used by an officer?

    Objective Reasonableness

  • 34

    According to Tennessee v. Garner, lethal force may not be used to prevent the escape of:

    An unarmed and non-dangerous fleeing suspect.

  • 35

    Which factor is NOT considered when evaluating the reasonableness of a use of force?

    The officer’s subjective intent.

  • 36

    What does the "totality of the circumstances" refer to?

    All information known to the officer at the moment force is used.

  • 37

    In the context of use of force, what does "Reasonable Belief" imply?

    The facts or circumstances the officer knows, or should know, leading to action or thought.

  • 38

    What is the primary goal when an officer uses any level of force?

    To gain control of the situation or subject.

  • 39

    Which is an improper consideration in determining use of force?

    The suspect's race, religion, or sexual orientation.

  • 40

    ________ is defined as strength or physical power exerted by a person to enforce compliance or control.

    Force

  • 41

    An officer may use lethal force only when they reasonably believe the action is in defense of human life, including the officer’s own life, or in the defense of any person in ________ danger of serious physical injury.

    imminent

  • 42

    The CP-315, ________ Report, is an internal Department after-action report used to document a use of force.

    Use of Force

  • 43

    The term ________ Resistance refers to a subject using physically evasive movements to defeat an officer's attempt at control.

    Active Physical

  • 44

    ________ Force is any use of force (other than lethal force) that is applied to effect an arrest or to protect the officer or others from death or physical injury.

    Less-Lethal

  • 45

    The Truck/Unauthorized Vehicle Interdiction Program (TIPs) is one of the Department’s methods in combating threats through the use of ________ and physical barriers.

    vehicles

  • 46

    In the objective reasonableness standard introduced by the United States Supreme Court, the appropriateness of an officer’s use of force is judged upon the “totality of the ________” as known to the officer at the moment the force is used.

    circumstances

  • 47

    What are some examples of cooperative controls as recognized by the Department in their use of force policy?

    Officer presence and communication skills

  • 48

    When a subject becomes actively resistant, what level of force tactics should an officer use according to the Department's policy?

    Compliance Techniques

  • 49

    Which of the following is not an authorized means of less-lethal force as outlined by the Department's policy?

    Rifles

  • 50

    Under what criteria should OC Spray be used according to the Department's policy on less-lethal force?

    In accordance with established training

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What is the primary objective of the USCP Use of Force policy?

    To effectively accomplish their lawful objectives and protect lives

  • 2

    Which court case is identified with establishing what is “Objectively reasonable” in terms of using force?

    Graham vs. Connor

  • 3

    According to USCP policy, when using force, what levels are recognized in ascending order of severity?

    Cooperative, Contact, Compliance, Defensive, Lethal

  • 4

    Which type of control involves using escort techniques due to suspect's resistant behavior?

    Contact Controls

  • 5

    What are officers required to do when using force according to USCP policy?

    Justify their actions

  • 6

    Which court case is associated with the use of “Deadly force”?

    Tennessee vs. Garner

  • 7

    What are the effects of force categorized into?

    Physiological and Psychological

  • 8

    The Unified Training Principles include all of the following EXCEPT:

    Maximum force

  • 9

    What is the required paperwork for documenting the use of force?

    CP-315

  • 10

    What legal sanctions can be applied for inappropriate use of force?

    Criminal, Civil, Constitutional, Administrative

  • 11

    Which level of force involves officers using baton techniques?

    Defensive Tactics

  • 12

    In the context of the Use of Force policy, what does "position of advantage" primarily refer to?

    Maintaining a tactical position that minimizes risk

  • 13

    According to the USCP Use of Force, which is NOT a goal of using force?

    To assert dominance

  • 14

    What implication does Graham vs. Connor have on use of force?

    It establishes guidelines for determining the reasonableness of force

  • 15

    Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of legal sanction for misuse of force?

    Financial

  • 16

    How does Tennessee vs. Garner impact the rules regarding the use of deadly force?

    It defines the conditions under which deadly force may be used

  • 17

    Within the Unified Training Principles, "response" specifically refers to an officer's ability to:

    React appropriately to the level of threat perceived

  • 18

    Contact Controls are used when a subject displays what type of behavior?

    Actively resistant behavior

  • 19

    What is the emphasis of Compliance Tactics within the Use of Force continuum?

    Physical take downs due to active resistance

  • 20

    Which of the following best describes the psychological effect of force?

    Long-term emotional trauma or stress

  • 21

    What is Condition Red?

    An unauthorized vehicle shows malicious intent and does not stop for an officer

  • 22

    What is the purpose of the CP-315?

    To document a use of force and review instances of such uses.

  • 23

    Which of the following best defines Excessive Force?

    An amount of force greater than the reasonable amount needed to control a subject.

  • 24

    The authority to use force carries with it the need for what?

    Accountability

  • 25

    What is defined as any weapon that expels a projectile by the action of an explosive?

    Firearm

  • 26

    What term is used for strength or physical power exerted by a person on another or thing to compel compliance?

    Force

  • 27

    Which type of force is applied to effect an arrest or protect from death or physical injury, other than lethal force?

    Less-Lethal Force

  • 28

    How is Lethal Force defined?

    Force reasonably likely to cause death or serious physical injury.

  • 29

    What describes an individual completely disregarding an officer’s commands, going limp, or showing indifference?

    Passive Resistance

  • 30

    Which report is used by supervisors to document all incidents involving a use of force?

    CP-316

  • 31

    When is an officer permitted to use lethal force?

    Only when the officer reasonably believes it is necessary to protect human life.

  • 32

    What is the goal of using force according to the general policy?

    To gain control of the subject(s).

  • 33

    What concept did the United States Supreme Court introduce to determine the reasonableness of force used by an officer?

    Objective Reasonableness

  • 34

    According to Tennessee v. Garner, lethal force may not be used to prevent the escape of:

    An unarmed and non-dangerous fleeing suspect.

  • 35

    Which factor is NOT considered when evaluating the reasonableness of a use of force?

    The officer’s subjective intent.

  • 36

    What does the "totality of the circumstances" refer to?

    All information known to the officer at the moment force is used.

  • 37

    In the context of use of force, what does "Reasonable Belief" imply?

    The facts or circumstances the officer knows, or should know, leading to action or thought.

  • 38

    What is the primary goal when an officer uses any level of force?

    To gain control of the situation or subject.

  • 39

    Which is an improper consideration in determining use of force?

    The suspect's race, religion, or sexual orientation.

  • 40

    ________ is defined as strength or physical power exerted by a person to enforce compliance or control.

    Force

  • 41

    An officer may use lethal force only when they reasonably believe the action is in defense of human life, including the officer’s own life, or in the defense of any person in ________ danger of serious physical injury.

    imminent

  • 42

    The CP-315, ________ Report, is an internal Department after-action report used to document a use of force.

    Use of Force

  • 43

    The term ________ Resistance refers to a subject using physically evasive movements to defeat an officer's attempt at control.

    Active Physical

  • 44

    ________ Force is any use of force (other than lethal force) that is applied to effect an arrest or to protect the officer or others from death or physical injury.

    Less-Lethal

  • 45

    The Truck/Unauthorized Vehicle Interdiction Program (TIPs) is one of the Department’s methods in combating threats through the use of ________ and physical barriers.

    vehicles

  • 46

    In the objective reasonableness standard introduced by the United States Supreme Court, the appropriateness of an officer’s use of force is judged upon the “totality of the ________” as known to the officer at the moment the force is used.

    circumstances

  • 47

    What are some examples of cooperative controls as recognized by the Department in their use of force policy?

    Officer presence and communication skills

  • 48

    When a subject becomes actively resistant, what level of force tactics should an officer use according to the Department's policy?

    Compliance Techniques

  • 49

    Which of the following is not an authorized means of less-lethal force as outlined by the Department's policy?

    Rifles

  • 50

    Under what criteria should OC Spray be used according to the Department's policy on less-lethal force?

    In accordance with established training