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CLEET Progress Exam 1 Reserve Training: Questions & Answers, Exams of Constitutional Law

Rogers State University (RSU)Constitutional Law

A comprehensive q&a resource for the cleet progress exam 1 reserve training. it covers various legal topics, including court systems, types of judges, statutory and case law, torts, constitutional amendments, and criminal procedures. The detailed answers offer valuable insights for law enforcement training and exam preparation.

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CLEET PROGRESS EXAM 1 RESERVE
TRAINING | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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municipal court not of record non-lawyer
Correct Answer: non-lawyer, fines up to $50, no Jail sentences, juvenile jurisdiction
over only traffic violations.
court not of record no lawyer
Correct Answer: a court in which proceedings are not required to be recorded, the
judge is a lawyer, can fine up to $200, may give 30 days in jail, may not jail juveniles.
court of record
Correct Answer: keeps an exact account of what goes on at trial, lawyer judge, must
have over 65,000 population, can fine up to $1200, up to 90 days in jail, jury trials,
limited jurisdiction over juveniles with no jail.
district court of oklahoma
Correct Answer: has general jurisdiction over all justifiable matters, may issue writs
judgements and decrees , judge is a lawyer, has jury trials,
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CLEET PROGRESS EXAM 1 RESERVE

TRAINING | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

(VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED

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municipal court not of record non-lawyer Correct Answer: non-lawyer, fines up to $50, no Jail sentences, juvenile jurisdiction over only traffic violations. court not of record no lawyer Correct Answer: a court in which proceedings are not required to be recorded, the judge is a lawyer, can fine up to $200, may give 30 days in jail, may not jail juveniles. court of record Correct Answer: keeps an exact account of what goes on at trial, lawyer judge, must have over 65,000 population, can fine up to $1200, up to 90 days in jail, jury trials, limited jurisdiction over juveniles with no jail. district court of oklahoma Correct Answer: has general jurisdiction over all justifiable matters, may issue writs judgements and decrees , judge is a lawyer, has jury trials,

3 types of judges Correct Answer: - District Court Judges- elected by district

  • associate district judge- elected by county
  • special district judge - appointed by District judge Court of Criminal Appeals Jurisdiction Correct Answer: Highest appeal court for criminal offenses in the state Judge must be an attorney, has appellate jurisdiction in all criminal matters Statutory Law Correct Answer: Law passed by the state legislature Case Law Correct Answer: where oklahoma court of criminal appeals has interpretations of statutory law in specific cases a private wrong Correct Answer: tort law, the breech of duty imposed by law. crime

Two types of note taking Correct Answer: permanent note book and temporary note system field notes Correct Answer: detailed notes taken by an officer describing things. helps relive the officers memory by writing details to bring back the memory of the event. p-r-e-l-i-m-i-n-a-r-y Correct Answer: - proceed to the scene

  • render aid to the victim
  • Effect arrest of the suspect
  • locate witnesses
  • interview witnesses
  • maintain the scene in original condition
  • interview the suspect
  • note the findings
  • report writing
  • yield to the investigators a tort is Correct Answer: - a wrongful act towards an individual
  • an act to recover damages caused by the tort
  • leading to civil legal liability bassed on what would a reasonable man have done a crime is Correct Answer: - an offence against the public
  • any act brought by the government and made punishable by the government.
  • subjective intent is required burden of proof for civil case Correct Answer: - preponderance of the evidence
  • greater then 50% weight of the evidence supports the charge Burden of proof in a criminal case Correct Answer: the defendant to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt weapons where alcohol is sold Correct Answer: - carrying a weapon where alcohol is sold is a felony.
  • exceptions are peace officers, owner, licensed armed investigator, or valid SAD handgun permit. the exceptions may not drink alcohol while armed except for in the line of duty undercover Miranda v. Arizona Correct Answer: - The accused must be notified of their 4th 5th and 6th amendment rights before being questioned by the police.

volunteered admission Correct Answer: a statement of a person to law enforcement before the officer contacts the person homicide Correct Answer: the killing of one human being by another A homicide is classified as Correct Answer: murder manslaughter excusable homicide justifiable homicide robbery Correct Answer: The talking of the property of another by means of force and violence or fear larceny Correct Answer: theft of personal property without consent. with intent to deprive. Burglary 1st Degree Correct Answer: - entering a dwelling without consent by forcible breaking or breaking in any manner

  • while armed with a weapon
  • using a false key or picking the lock, lifting a latch, opening a window
  • a human is present at time of entry Arson 1st Degree Correct Answer: - willful and malicious
  • setting fire or destroying by explosive, accelerant, ignition device, heat producing substance
  • inhabited by one or more persons or causing the fire by manufacture of CDS
  • setting fire to a person using the facts above 2nd degree arson Correct Answer: wilfully burns the dwelling house or building or contents and no one is inside 3rd degree arson Correct Answer: Burning personal property not less then $ 4th Degree Arson Correct Answer: attempt to burn or attempt to explode or council a burning 5th Degree Arson Correct Answer: endangering lives including emergency personnel.

Who can make an arrest? Correct Answer: - a peace officer with or without a warrant

  • private citizens Arrest without a warrant Correct Answer: a peace officer may arrest without a warrant
  • any person they observe in committing a crime
  • a felony not committed in the officer's presence but has probable cause
  • domestic abuse or victim protection order
  • probable cause larceny has occurred
  • based on communications with other officers for moving traffic violation
  • taking an emergency detention order excessive use of force Correct Answer: the amount of force greater than required to resonably detain or restrain. Carroll Doctrine Correct Answer: permits that an officer may search a vehicle or other mobile conveyance without a warrant if there is a probable cause to believe that the vehicle contains contraband or evidence of criminal activity and the belief that the conveyance might be moved before a warrant could be obtained.

evidence Correct Answer: legally presented before court such as a witness or physical object to help in questioning. direct evidence Correct Answer: - evidence that proves an alleged fact, such as an eyewitness account of a crime.

  • requires no inferences to be drawn circumstantial evidence Correct Answer: evidence provided from which a jury must infer a fact to reach the conclusion. A child is taken into custody by a peace officer when Correct Answer: 1. when the child's surroundings endanger the child's welfare and is an imminent safety threat.
  1. has reasonable belief that the child is a run away.
  2. by court order by the district attorney
  3. when child needs medical or mental health treatment and the parent or guardian is unwilling or unavailable to consent to treatment Custodial Interrogation