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2025 NC BLET STATE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS/ LATEST UPDATE EXAM WITH 432
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How many days is a civil summons valid for? (Civil Process) - ANSWER>>60 days How can you serve a subpoena to testify? (Civil Process) - ANSWER>>In person, Phone, Certified mail When serving a summons to a city, who can accept the service? (Civil Process) - ANSWER>>City manager, Mayor, City clerk What does POPAT stand for? (Physical Fitness) - ANSWER>>Police Officer Physical Agility Test What does R.I.C.E stand for? (Physical Fitness) - ANSWER>>Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation Can you substitute service on a subpoena? (Civil Process) - ANSWER>>No What percentage of body weight is water? (Physical Fitness) - ANSWER>>60-65% A person in shock will have what kind of pulse? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Rapid & Weak Who applies for a Non-testimonial Identification Order? - ANSWER>>District Attorney
Who issues a Non-testimonial Identification Order? - ANSWER>>Judge Bright red blood that is spurting from a wound is what kind of bleeding? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Arterial bleeding What is a word/smell that reminds the brain of a traumatic event? (Mental Illness) - ANSWER>>Trigger T/F- A primary issue in sexual assault cases is that the offender is usually unknown - ANSWER>>True T/F- In a effort to maintain evidence on a sexual assault victim, they should be asked to not shower, brush their teeth, or drink anything - ANSWER>>True T/F- A crime victim is required to assist law enforcement and may be compelled to provide statements - ANSWER>>False How long does a law enforcement officer have to provide a victim with medical services? (Domestic Violence) - ANSWER>>72 hours What is sight alignment? (Firearms) - ANSWER>>Relationship of the front sight to the rear sight What is sight picture? (Firearms) - ANSWER>>Relationship of the aligned sights to the target How is the caliber of a bullet designated? (Firearms) - ANSWER>>By the diameter How many provisions are in 15A-401(d)(2)
What does SIPDE stand for? - ANSWER>>Search, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute When driving, what is the most hazardous turn? (Driving) - ANSWER>>Y-Turn When driving, what is the safest turn? (Driving) - ANSWER>>Right side road turn What does AVPU stand for? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Alert Verbal Pain Stimuli Unresponsive What are the two types of consent? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Actual & Implied How many photos should be placed in a photo lineup? - ANSWER>> What type of questions promote conversation? - ANSWER>>Open-ended What does SARA stand for? - ANSWER>>Scan Analysis Response Assessment What does CYMBAL stand for? - ANSWER>>Color Year Make Body style All other info
License What is another name for the AOC-CR- 200 (Detention Duties/Transport?) - ANSWER>>Blue sheet T.R.A.C.E.M (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Thermal Radiological Asphyxiation Chemical Etiological Mechanical What are the 4 valid forms of ID to purchase alcohol? (ABC Law) - ANSWER>>Military ID Passport Drivers License State ID card Who has the legal duty to report child abuse? (Juvenile Law) - ANSWER>>Everyone This type of law is the basic law of the land (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Constitutional Law This type of law declares, commands, or prohibits (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Statutory Law What type of law is judge made law? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Common Law
Empathize Agree Partner Who can take out an involuntary commitment? (Mental Illness) - ANSWER>>Anyone What are the four types of commitments? (Mental Illness) - ANSWER>>Voluntary, Involuntary, Emergency, Outpatient How many hours is an involuntary commitment order valid for? (Mental Illness) - ANSWER>>24 hours Who can issue a IVC order? (Mental Illness) - ANSWER>>Magistrate or Clerk of Court If there is no identifying information available and you believe there's a hazard, what guide number should you refer to? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Guide 111 D.E.C.I.D.E (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Detect Estimate Choose Identify Do Evaluate B-NICE (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Biological Nuclear
Incendiary Chemical Explosive What are the four common types of biological agents? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Bacteria, Viruses, Ricketts, Toxins Our common street clothes are Level D protection, do they provide protection from WMB agents? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>No Is a dead or injured law enforcement officer any value to anyone? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>No What is a merely rapid form of combustion? (Hazmat) - ANSWER>>Explosion What determines the difference between combustion, explosion and detonation? - ANSWER>>Speed of the burning action When responding to bomb threats and suspicious objects, who makes the decision regarding the safety of the property and the employees? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>Person in charge T/F- Every officer should be aware of methods of conducting an effective search operation (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>True If you are assisting in a search and no item was found, should you declare the area safe? (HAZMAT) - ANSWER>>No. You only state nothing was found.
(Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>The belief that a crime has or is being committed; and The suspect has probably committed the crime What is the purpose of an investigative stop? (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>To determine whether there is probable cause What do you need in order to initiate an investigative stop? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Reasonable Suspicion How long should an investigative stop be limited to? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>20 minutes When should an arrest warrant be returned, if not served? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>180 days (Warrant is still valid) T/F- When appearing before a magistrate to take out a warrant, the facts presented must support every element of the criminal offense - ANSWER>>True When entering a private premises with an arrest warrant.. you must have the arrest warrant and what else? - ANSWER>>Probably cause to believe the defendant is inside What are the 3 basic requirements for a plain view seizure? (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>i.) The officer is lawfully in a position where they can view an object ii.) the incriminating character of the object is apparent iii.) the officer has a lawful right too access the object
If a car is in a public place and you see an object that is evidence of a crime, can you seize the object without a search warrant? (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>Yes Does the plain view doctrine also apply to smell and touch? (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>Yes T/F- A spouse or roommate may give consent for law enforcement to search an area the suspect has exclusive access to (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>False T/F- Officers may enter a home without a search a warrant or consent if there is exigent circumstances (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>True How long is a search warrant valid for? (Arrest, Search, and Seizure) - ANSWER>>48 hours When executing a search warrant, before entering the premises, an officer must... (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Identify themselves and purpose to the person to be searched What is Non-testimonial evidence? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Fingerprints, Hair samples, photographs, saliva samples When are Miranda warnings required? (Arrest, Search, Seizure) - ANSWER>>Miranda warnings are required when two elements are present- custody AND interrogation
Which two amendments contain due process clauses? - ANSWER>>5th and 14th Which amendment has to do with a speedy trial by jury? - ANSWER>>6th amendment T/F- A consent search of a persons home is invalid if you have not first advised the person that he has a right to refuse consent - ANSWER>>False T/F- A "show-up" is a one-on-one confrontation between a suspect and a victim or witness - ANSWER>>True Should you stop an autistic person from doing their hand motions? - ANSWER>>No is having the strength to withstand unethical pressure, fear or danger - ANSWER>>Courage How many officers should you have for a building search? - ANSWER>> What is the name for a brief description of the scene to communications before the responding officer leaves the vehicle? - ANSWER>>Windshield report When should you remove an individuals weapon from them? - ANSWER>>1. The individual does not follow the officers instructions
- The individual makes movements or gestures towards the weapon
- The individual displays a hostile or aggressive attitude towards the officer or if members of the same group are hostile What are two types of patrol? - ANSWER>>Conspicuous and Inconspicuous
Should you treat every alarm call as the real thing? - ANSWER>>Yes Catching a criminal in the act through the use of low visibility in unmarked cars is known as what type of patrol? - ANSWER>>Inconspicuous patrol Answering high risk calls should bring you into what zone of survival color spectrum? - ANSWER>>Orange zone Are push ups an aerobic exercise? - ANSWER>>No This type of bail/bond allows the release of the defendant with no immediate requirement of payment, but if the defendant doesn't show up he or she is liable for the full amount - ANSWER>>Unsecured Bail An officer sees a misdemeanor occur. The offender flees just across the city line. Does the officer have jurisdiction to follow the offender? - ANSWER>>Yes A is a directive issued by a law enforcement officer that a person appear in court and answer for charges - ANSWER>>Uniform Citation/ Infraction or Misdemeanor What are the 5 major phases of enforcement action? - ANSWER>>Detection, Apprehension, Prosecution, Adjudication, Penalization What are the 4 types of traffic apprehension? - ANSWER>>Physical arrest Citation Written warning Verbal warning Can an individual be arrested for an infraction? - ANSWER>>No
If a violator exits a suspect vehicle and runs, should you run after them? - ANSWER>>NO When searching a vehicle, how many search zones are there? - ANSWER>> T/F- Areas outside of a persons curtilage are not protected by the 4th amendment - ANSWER>>True Who can issue a search warrant? - ANSWER>>Judicial officials When entering a crime scene and once an initial sweep for perpetrators and victims is complete, do you still need a search warrant if you want to continue to search the crime scene? - ANSWER>>Yes What is an anticipatory search warrant? - ANSWER>>A warrant that is issued before all of the facts or events taking place are given T/F- Once a suspect in custody invokes his Miranda right to counsel, all questioning must stop immediately - ANSWER>>True If a suspect invokes his rights to counsel and then decides he wants to talk and initiates conversation about the situation, can the officer begin the interrogation again? - ANSWER>>Yes, the officer should repeat the Miranda rights to the suspect and obtain a waiver before resuming the interogation What are the components of the EMS system? - ANSWER>>Reporting, Dispatch, First Response, EMS Response, Hospital Care Is someone liable if acting under the Good Samaritan law? - ANSWER>>No
If you are responding to a medical emergency, can you leave the individuals side when not yet relieved by someone with equal or greater training? - ANSWER>>No.. that is called Abandonment What are some ways to prevent blood borne pathogens? - ANSWER>>Vaccinations, training programs, biohazard labels, eye wash stations, PPE How does direct contact transmission occur? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Through skin-to-skin contact How does indirect contact occur? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>When making physical contact with contaminated items.. like grabbing a doorknob How does droplet transmission occur? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>Through coughing, sneezing, talking... takes places within 6 feet What are the 3 types of emergency moves that can be used during medical emergencies? (First Responder) - ANSWER>>One-rescuer assist Two-rescuer assist Firefighters carry What is the fastest method for moving a wounded officer? - ANSWER>>Two-officer assist What is the difference between a sign and symptom - ANSWER>>A sight is something a first responder can see A symptom is something the person themselves feel
T/F- If a person is under a doctors care, you can help them take their medicine - ANSWER>>True What are Chapter 20 laws? - ANSWER>>Motor Vehicle Laws T/F- Chapter 20 laws states that a highway and street are the same - ANSWER>>True What is the definition of an operator? (MV Law) - ANSWER>>The person in actually physical control of a vehicle in motion or has the engine running What does PVA stand for? (MV Law) - ANSWER>>Public Vehicular Area If the North Carolina DMV has not revoked a drivers driving privilege, but the non- residents home state has revoked the license, what is the proper charge? - ANSWER>>No Operators License T/F- Any violation of a limited driving privilege is considered driving while license revoked - ANSWER>>True A provisional licensee is anyone under the age - ANSWER>> When are driver license points added? - ANSWER>>The date of the offense T/F- You must register any motor vehicle, trailer, semi-trailer or motorcycle if intended to be used on a highway - ANSWER>>True Strategies and measures that seek to reduce the risk of crimes occurring, and their potential harmful effects on individuals and society, including fear of crime, by
intervening to influence their multiple causes- is the definition of what? - ANSWER>>Crime Prevention What is SARA used for? (Crime Prevention) - ANSWER>>Problem solving T/F- When it comes to crime prevention you should make sure gate latches, garage doors, and shed doors are locked after every use - ANSWER>>True Physical security constitutes for percent of burglary prevention (Crime Prevention) - ANSWER>> What are the 3 D's of crime prevention? - ANSWER>>Designation, Design, Definition What does CPTED stand for? - ANSWER>>Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Youth violence is the international use of physical force or power to threaten or harm others by young people ages to - ANSWER>>10- 24 What are the 3 primary roles of School Resource Officers? (Crime Prevention) - ANSWER>>Promoting safety, Problem solving, Acting as a liaison Controlled movement of a person or persons in custody from one to another is the definition of? - ANSWER>>Inmate transportation Who are the 3 key people who play a part in the process of committing a person into custody? (In-Custody Transport) - ANSWER>>Arresting officer, person in custody, magistrate What are the 5 different ways an inmate cane released? - ANSWER>>Cash bond
