Compel ans force Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NUFF UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers What is Use of Force? - Ans The amount of effort required by a law enforcement officer to compel compliance by an unwilling subject. Where are the constraints and/ rules for law enforcement officers use of force found? - Ans C.O.P.S. Criminal code. Operation policy. Provincial statues. Social acceptance.

BCOT Week 4 (DT) Exam Questions And Answers What is force? - ANS Physical force used to compel an offender to take action against his or her own will, or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves, other persons, or property. According to the GDC policy force may be used to do what? - ANS To accomplish legitimate and necessary functions of the facilities/centers operations and prevent injury to persons or subsequently damage to property. What are th...

Constitutional Law MPTC Exam Questions And Answers 1st Amendment - ANS Establishes freedom of religion,speech,press,assembly, and petition. Definition of religion under the 1st amendment - ANS Citizens have the right to worship a god or supreme being (Or not to hold such beliefs). The government can not require or force observations or compel citizens to follow any particular religion. Definition of Speech under the 1st amendment - ANS Protected speech includes spoken and writt...

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1st Amendment - ANS Establishes freedom of religion,speech,press,assembly, and petition. Definition of religion under the 1st amendment - ANS Citizens have the right to worship a god or supreme being (Or not to hold such beliefs). The government can not require or force observations or compel citizens to follow any particular religion. Definition of Speech under the 1st amendment - ANS Protected speech includes spoken and written words, the act of not speaking and symbolic conduct. W...

listen actively - ANS applies to witnesses, victims, and suspect statements. Listening to what they're saying, but also watching body language. participating when learning - ANS increases your listening attentiveness, instructors will get to know you, and enhance social skills. 80% of what you learn - ANS is lost within 2 weeks critical thinking - ANS reasonable, reflective thinking that is focused on deciding what to believe and do critical think...

Chapter 1—THE NATURE AND SOURCES OF LAW TRUE/FALSE 1. The pattern of rules that society uses to control the conduct of individuals in their relationships is called law. ANS: T MSC: AACSBAnalytic 2. The law works to cause our society to operate in an inefficient manner. ANS: F MSC: AACSBAnalytic 3. Law is often defined as the body of principles that courts will enforce. ANS: T MSC: AACSBAnalytic 4. Jane asserts she has a legal right. Jane is really saying she has an obligation to perform...

CHAPTER 3—THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM TRUE/FALSE 1. A trial court generally has three judges who preside in a case. ANS: F PTS: 1 NAT: AACSB: Analytic TOP: trial court 2. An appellate court's role is to take additional evidence after a trial has ended. ANS: F PTS: 1 NAT: AACSB: Analytic TOP: appellate court 3. The trial transcript, trial evidence, and appellate briefs are generally not available to the appellate court. ANS: F PTS: 1 TOP: appellate court 4. A brief is written by the trial jud...

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MIE 305 Final Exam Contract - ANS a promise or set of promises supported by the exchange of bargained-for consideration for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law recognizes as an enforceable duty. "a promise or set of promises that are enforceable in court." primarily state based common law contract elements - ANS -Agreement: the parties agree to the exchange of legal detriment as to each other -Bargained-for consideration: exc...