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TLETA week 2 Test Questions and Answers
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TLETA week 2The Rhetorical Triangle (Aristotle's Appeals) - Answer -•Ethos- credibility, trust
•Logos- Consistency, logic
•Pathos- emotions
Chief Dolans Basis Rhetorical Continuum - Answer -•Ethos- authority, credibility, trust, worthy respect,
fairness, and believable. Meet and greet (moment of truth)
•logos- persuading by the use of reasoning, facts. Most important of all appeals. (Explain)
•Pathos- appeals to a persons sense of identity, values. (Options)
Take action and/or disengage.
3 types of people - Answer -1. Agreeable- 80%
2. Challenging- 10%
3. Manipulator-5%
Sgt. Dolans Dust em off rule - Answer -Following an interaction with a citizen, officers would be wise to
explain. The reasons for the encounter in their actions serves to enhance legitimacy.
Dr. George Thompson's 5 universal truths - Answer -1. All people want to be treated with dignity and
respect.
2. all people want to be asked rather than told to do something.
3. All people want to be told why they are being asked to do something.
4. People want to be given options rather than told.
, 5. All people want a second chance.
Civil rights act of 1964 - Answer -Signed by President Johnson, prohibits discrimination on the basis of
race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
(Brought Modernization to law enforcement)
What are officers most often sued for? - Answer --excessive force
-false arrest
Theories of liability - Answer -• civil state claims
• Civil Federal claims- (1983 action, sues officer personally)
• Government tort liability act-(GTLA, sues dept. not officer)
•Administrative claims- POST etc...
Ramifications of Improper Use of Force - Answer --Fired from job
-Criminally charged
-Sued through civil court
• Civil rights violations
• Damages monetary
-Decertified from POST
Johnson vs. Glick (1972) - Answer -Shocks the conscience test
- Relationship between force needed and used/injuries
-Was the force applied maliciously and sadistically?
-Does it shock the conscious of the normal person?
Tennessee V. Garner (1974) - Answer --Used deadly force on a 17-year-old for a purse with $10 in it.
-Summary:
• No amount of property is worth a human life; must be more
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