School Safety First Trimester Practice Exam

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• In the SAFER acronym, what word does the letter S represent?
• What are the three categories of Monitoring and their definitions?
• Policy discretion refers to which concept?
• What are petty offenses?
• What is the Carroll Doctrine?
• The Medical Treatment of Prisoner form is used for what purpose?
• Which statement describes the difference between maltreated and abused?
• Which term describes a statement that implicates self incrimination or denies guilt but implicates someone else?
• What is an arrest warrant?
• In the acronym MALT, what does M stand for?
• What is the highest civil service rank?
• Which statement describes The Refugee Act's impact?
• How many appeals are described?
• Which term describes an order based on probable cause signed by a judge?
• Spontaneously Volunteered Statements are
• What does CCRB stand for?
• When was the Hate Crimes Task Force created?
• What is abandonment of a child?
• Which of the following statements about the Constitution's structure is true?
• What do you do if you've found contraband on a student after searching their locker?
• What is cultural competence?
• What is a homeless youth?
• Which article of the U.S. Constitution establishes the Judicial Branch and interprets the Law?
• For court appearances you are in uniform except for which status?
• Four culpable mental states
• What does the 4th Amendment protect?
• What is a confession?
• Which document is prepared for juveniles aged at least 7 but no more than 16?
• SSA falls under which bureau according to the material?
• What is reckless?
• Which step involves collecting or verifying a visitor pass or program card?
• What is Aggressive Resistance?
• What is the term for leaving one's country to live elsewhere?
• Which of the following is NOT a tool a Professional SSA has available?
• Which protection is NOT commonly associated with the Fifth Amendment?
• Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution describes which branch and its function?
• How is a prisoner transported in an RMP?
• What is a Runaway?
• What do you do when you pick up a truant?
• The preliminary hearing is used to decide if there is enough evidence to present to the Grand Jury. To which body is the case presented?
• Which cases are handled in Family Court?
• How many articles and amendments does the U.S. Constitution have?
• Which option shows the ethical appeal?
• What are signs of sexual abuse?
• How long is the Youth Police Academy program?
• A pedigree card is used to document and monitor prisoner data while in custody. Which option is closest to this description?
• Does School Safety execute warrants?
• Which term describes the process by which members of one culture become integrated into another?
• Which term describes the relationship between conduct and result in an offense?
• In the MAN acronym, what does N stand for?
• The NYPD highest ranking uniformed MOS is?
• Which of the following is one of the four parts of the Criminal Justice System?
• Which term would be used to describe a statement that implicates a person other than the speaker but does not admit guilt?
• What is the fundamental law of the United States?
• What does the 8th Amendment protect?
• Who represents you at charges and specs?
• Which statement about the Carroll Doctrine is true?
• What is a preliminary hearing?
• Which age range does the Youth Police Academy serve?
• What is the form number used for a leave of absence report?
• Which term is NOT part of PRIDE according to the material?
• In PRIDE, which word corresponds to the letter I?
• Custody + Interrogation = ?
• Perjury felony is committed when you have:
• Which term describes the need for recognition and acceptance?
• What is a maltreated child?
• Which statement about scanning is correct?
• What is a summary arrest?
• What level of force do we use?
• What does the Department’s Advocates Office do?
• Who must be present during a student scanning procedure?
• What is a neglected child?
• What form is prepared for a prisoner who requires or refuses medical attention?
• Which step in the 8-step method involves collecting personal identification?
• Which of the following is the full name for CCRB?
• What does the OCCB investigate?
• Which statement is true about Miranda warnings and admissibility?
• How far is 'enough' personal space?
• In what 2 cases must Special Victims be notified?
• What does the acronym DCPI stand for?
• Special Victims notification is required in which scenario?
• Which term best fits a direct acknowledgment of guilt?
• What is the 6th Amendment?
• What does the context/ rational appeal involve?
• What is homophobia?
• In what year did School Safety get SPO?
• Four parts of the Penal Law
• When handcuffing a student, which approach is recommended?
• In what year was The Refugee Act enacted?
• Which part addresses Administrative Provisions?
• Which statement correctly describes when a confession is admissible?
• Which step requires explaining the decision to the subject?
• Which act is associated with granting citizenship to Puerto Ricans?
• The 1990 revision of the Immigration Act allowed how many immigrants into the United States?
• What is the first step in the 8-step Method and Tactical Control?
• What makes a confession admissible?
• What are Values?
• In what year did School Safety introduce its first formal uniform?
• Ethnocentrism is best described as which of the following?
• Which step is about concluding the interaction?
• In emergencies, which statement about locker searches is correct?
• Which term best describes a direct acknowledgment of guilt?
• Who initiated the Safe Schools Weapon Scanning program?
• What is an offense?
• Which agency handles complaints involving vice, narcotics, and organized crime?
• What is biphobia?
• In the NYPD chain of command, which position directly supervises patrol officers on the street?
• What is a juvenile delinquent?
• Which word corresponds to the letter E in PRIDE?
• Who must be present during the search of a student?
• School Safety falls under which branch of government?
• When was the Hate Crimes Task Force created?
• What is a Person In Need of Supervision?
• A warrantless search following a lawful arrest is permitted in order to?
• What is Machismo?
• Which of the following is one of the '3 E's' that justify a warrantless search after arrest?
• What are the sources of the American Law?
• Which statement best describes the typical responsibility of Field Intelligence Officers?
• A Photo Array is typically composed of how many pictures?
• What is criminal negligence?
• Which professionals are mandated reporters?
• What is Civil Law (Tort)?
• Chain of Custody refers to which concept?
• What are deflector phrases used for?
• What does the OCCB stand for?
• Under what conditions may a locker be searched?
• Which option best describes operational discretion?
• In what year did School Safety merge with NYPD?
• In the SAFER acronym, what word corresponds to the letter R?
• Which item is NOT a step in the DAT eligibility five-step process?
• The NYPD is a paramilitary institution that is organized by?
• How many fillers are in a lineup?
• What is Non-custodial Interrogation?
• What does the Patrol Guide outline?
• When can a SSA search a student's person?
• How many academies are in the Youth Police Academy and where are they located?
• Failure to report child abuse by any person who is a mandated reporter is?
• Do you have to handcuff a student?
• What is the NYS Penal Law?
• In what year was weapon scanning initiated?
• What are the ages for the Explorers program?
• Which term describes an arrest based on probable cause with no warrant?
• In what year did The Chinese Exclusion Act prohibit the immigration of Chinese laborers into the US for 10 years?
• What are the three deflector phrases?
• What is a Truant?
• In the MAN acronym used to describe a child, what does the letter M stand for?
• The act of entering a country to settle is called what?
• Who is the first line supervisor in the NYPD structure?
• Which office is responsible for releasing police information to the public in a timely manner?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between non-custodial interrogation and spontaneously volunteered statements?
• How many articles are in the Constitution?
• The year 1882 is associated with which act?
• Which statement about the Chinese Exclusion Act is true?
• Acculturation refers to which concept?
• What does Ethics mean?
• Petty offenses include which of the following?
• Operational discretion refers to which concept?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a search warrant exception?
• Runaways fall within what category?
• Which of the following is included in the 12-step felony arrest process?
• What is knowingly?
• What does the DCPI do?
• When imminent threat occurs, an Agent should?
• When picking up a truant, where should the juvenile be taken if delivering to school is impractical?
• How many amendments does the Constitution have?
• What is gender expression?
• What is an admission?
• Who is authorized to direct a locker search?
• Aided Report Worksheet is created for which party?
• Which court is listed as a step in the 12-step felony arrest process?
• FADO is an acronym used to describe categories of conduct. Which of the following is a category?
• Which of the following is the fifth appeal in the list?
• The term Heterosexual is defined as?
• What year was Miranda v. Arizona?
• Which individuals are listed for 3 Pre-trial Hearings?
• Which word in the SAFER acronym corresponds to the letter F?
• Before placing a prisoner into an RMP, you should:
• Who must be present when scanning students?
• Which statement about the Constitution is true?
• Which statement is a correct component of the Miranda warnings?
• Which is the second appeal in the list?
• What is a professional SSA?
• Which statement is NOT part of the Miranda warnings?
• No Sock Law
• Which word corresponds to the letter D in PRIDE?
• What is the first step in the 12-step felony arrest process?
• In the 12-step felony arrest process, which step involves presenting charges to a group to determine if there is enough evidence to proceed?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an element of an offense?
• In transport, where should the prisoner be placed and how should the restraints be applied?
• In the acronym MALT, what does L stand for?
• What is the confirmation/practical appeal?
• How many pictures should a Photo Array have?
• Who was granted citizenship due to The Jones Act?
• What are the penalties from charges and specs?
• What steps should be taken when handcuffing a student?
• Which act is associated with granting citizenship to Puerto Ricans?
• Which option addresses General Provisions?
• What is the act/ voluntary compliance described as?
• Which option lists all four culpable mental states?
• What are the two types of arrests?
• Which step in the 8-step method corresponds to providing reasoning for the stop?
• What tools does a Professional SSA have available?
• Which court is described as the busiest?
• What is the Police Athletic League?
• Which court handles misdemeanors?
• In which year did School Safety join the NYPD?
• Which step comes immediately after arraignment in the 12-step felony arrest process?
• A student's name will not be recorded on a Criminal Incident Report for?
• The NYPD's paramilitary organization is organized by which concept?
• If contraband is found during locker search, what is the proper action?
• What is the highest court in the U.S?
• What is criminal law?
• What was The Refugee Act?
• Tampering with physical evidence is classified as which type of offense?
• When speaking to a student you should always be?
• Which item is NOT listed as an exception for a search warrant?
• What does PINS stand for?
• What should you avoid doing in a Mosque?
• Abandonment is a Class E felony when the child is younger than what age?
• What is the Youth Police Academy?
• How many people should be in a lineup?
• Which of the following is a source of American Law?
• Which statement best distinguishes a confession from an admission?
• What is the highest court in NYS?
• Which age range defines adolescence?
• Which statement best defines a neglected child?
• What is gender identity?
• Which offense is assigned to failure to report child abuse by a mandated reporter?
• What are the 5 types of warrants?
• Under normal circumstances, which statement is correct about locker searches?
• What is a pedigree card?
• What is associated with the personal appeal?
• Perjury misdemeanor is when you have:
• Which office handles prosecutions within the department?
• The Hate Crimes Task Force investigates which type of incidents?
• Which statement best describes the ethical appeal?
• The adolescent development stage begins and ends around what ages?
• How many Patrol Boroughs does the NYPD have, if the options are Six, Seven, Nine, Eight?
• Which of the following is not one of the five warrant types listed?
• In the 8-step Method, which step involves providing the legal justification for where the individual is going?
• Which element is a mental element?
• Which description matches the term Runaway?
• If you witness a crime on duty and do not report it, what are you guilty of?
• Which of the following is NOT an overtime type?
• SSA level 3 refers to which personnel?
• A person aged 13-15 who commits certain serious felonies is referred to as what?
• Who does strip searches?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of leave of absence?
• In the SAFER acronym, what word corresponds to the letter E?
• Who is appointed by the mayor?
• What is an abused child?
• What should a probationary School Safety Agent do during an incident?
• Which are the NYS trial courts?
• What year was The Jones Act?
• Which condition describes a Person In Need of Supervision?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of gang?
• The Immigration Act was revised in which year?
• How many articles and amendments does the U.S. Constitution have?
• A student's name will not be recorded on a Criminal Incident Report for?
• What is heterosexual?
• The Aguilar-Spinelli two-pronged test is used to assess which aspect?
• What is intentional?
• How many Patrol Boroughs does NYPD have?
• Which of the following is a disposition among the five dispositions?
• What are the three types of overtime?
• What year was The Immigration Act?
• Who acts as a liaison between their command and the Intelligence Division?
• What is the age range for a juvenile delinquent?
• Which statement is true about locker searches?
• In the NYPD, who holds the title of the highest ranking uniformed officer?