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BLEA 873 COMP FINAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS, A COMPLETE SOLUTION THAT COVERS 2024/2025 BEST
EXAM TOP RANKED A+ FOR SUCCESS
The 3 parts to Scope of inquiry: - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Purpose of the stop
2. Amount of physical intrusion on the liberty of the suspect.
3. Length of time of the stop
The court states what a reasonable amount of time for a normal traffic stop is. How
many minutes do they say? - CORRECT ANSWERS 20
Handcuffing a compliant person is not a detainment. TRUE OR FALSE?? - CORRECT
ANSWERS FALSE
An arrest without probable cause if a violation of a person's constitutional right. TRUE
OR FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
Traffic stops based on pretext are not valid in Washington State. TRUE OR FALSE?? -
CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
Subjective evidence is what? - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Evidence showing that the officer
had a pretextual motive through his or her own admissions.
2. Evidence showing the officer didn't follow normal or standard practices for that
officer.
When is a stop not pretextual? - CORRECT ANSWERS For which the officer has a
reasonable articulable suspicion is an actual, conscious, and independent cause of the
traffic stop.
How is the scope of a stop judged? "Remember the 3 scope of inquiries" - CORRECT
ANSWERS 1. Purpose
2. Amount of physical intrusion on the liberty of the suspect.
3. Length of time/duration of the stop
You should maintain integrity and thorough articulation in your case reports. TRUE OR
FALSE? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
,BLEA 873 COMP FINAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS, A COMPLETE SOLUTION THAT COVERS 2024/2025 BEST
EXAM TOP RANKED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Reasonable Suspicion: Definition - CORRECT ANSWERS Articulable facts and
circumstances that lead a reasonable and prudent police officer, based upon their
training and experience, to believe criminal activity is afoot. Criminal activity has
happened, is happening, or is about to happen.
At what percentage of detainment is a social contact? - CORRECT ANSWERS 0%
A social contact is seizureless. TRUE OR FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
During a social contact, a person is not free to leave at any point. TRUE OR FALSE?? -
CORRECT ANSWERS FALSE
Social contacts can be dangerous. TRUE OR FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
Physical force may be used to: - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Prevent a person from fleeing
or stop a person who is actively fleeing a lawful temporary investigative detention,
provided that the person has been given notice that he or she is being detained and is
not free to leave.2. Protect against an imminent threat of bodily injury to the peace
officer, another person, or the person against whom force is being used.
Retaining a persons ID to conduct a warrant check is a seizure. TRUE OR FALSE?? -
CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
If you return a persons ID while waiting for a warrant check is a seizure. TRUE OR
FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS FALSE
If you demand for someone's ID, it is a seizure. TRUE OR FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS
TRUE
If a person refuses to give you their ID, it is a crime. TRUE OR FALSE? - CORRECT
ANSWERS TRUE
The tone of your voice can determine whether a detainment has take place. TRUE OR
FALSE? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
,BLEA 873 COMP FINAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS, A COMPLETE SOLUTION THAT COVERS 2024/2025 BEST
EXAM TOP RANKED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Requesting permission to frisk or search someone is considered a detainment. TRUE OR
FALSE?? - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
Asking someone to turn their pockets inside out is not a detainment. TRUE OR FALSE?? -
CORRECT ANSWERS FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE. The reasonableness of an officer's suspicion relies on the totality of the
circumstances. - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
What are the 4 parts to the Public Duty Doctrine? - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Was there a
duty owed
2. Was there a duty breached
3. Were actual damages suffered
4. Was the duty breached the cause of the actual damage(s) suffered?
There are 2 things to know regarding qualified immunity. What are they? - CORRECT
ANSWERS 1. Did the Officer clearly violate clearly established Case Law?
2. Would a different reasonable Officer had acted similarly?
TRUE OR FALSE. Criminal Law and Criminal procedures are not Police tactics. -
CORRECT ANSWERS FALSE
Investigative detention: - CORRECT ANSWERS Gives us the ability to detain or frisk
someone. Also, a Terry stop.
What does Star Decisis mean? - CORRECT ANSWERS If a court/higher court makes a
decision, the lower courts must comply, and if they don't they must have a really good
reason.
Probable Cause: Definition - CORRECT ANSWERS When an Officer has knowledge or
reasonably trustworthy information sufficient to lead a person of reasonable caution to
believe that an offense has been or being committed by the person being arrest.
, BLEA 873 COMP FINAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS, A COMPLETE SOLUTION THAT COVERS 2024/2025 BEST
EXAM TOP RANKED A+ FOR SUCCESS
An Arrest means? - CORRECT ANSWERS The taking custody of another, based upon
probable cause, for the purpose of holding or detaining the person to answer a criminal
charge in court.
Defacto Arrest means? - CORRECT ANSWERS An after-the-fact evaluation by the courts
of the act or actions initiated by a Police officer, that would lead a reasonable person to
believe that they were under arrest.
What are the 4 elements to a valid Arrest? - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Authority
2. Intention
3. Understanding
4. Custody
RCW 10.31.100 is pertaining to what? - CORRECT ANSWERS Arrest without Warrant
Probable cause ALONE will never justify entry into a protected space. TRUE OR FALSE??
- CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. A ruse may be employed as a long as it doesn't shock fundamental
fairness. - CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE
The Payton/Steagald rule: - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. An Officer may not enter a suspect's
home to make a warrantless arrest unless he/she has consent (or) exigent
circumstances.
2. An Officer may not enter a third party home to make any arrest unless he/she has a
search warrant, consent from a person with a standing, exigent circumstances.
3. An Officer may enter a suspects home to make a warrant arrest if the warrant is valid
and confirmed, and there is reason to believe the person is inside.
4. An Officer may not enter a third party home to make a warrant arrest unless he/she
has: A search warrant, consent from a person with standing, exigent circumstances.
TRUE OR FALSE. Arrest Warrants are NOT for people. - CORRECT ANSWERS FALSE
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