Law & Public Safety TSA Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a reason by itself for an officer to use deadly force on a suspect?

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Which is an example of appropriate tactics for a suspect displaying passive resistance?

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Which of the following is a commonly used Arizona Revised Statue for law enforcement officers?

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Who determines the laws that are specific to the state of Arizona?

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What does the term culpable mental state refer to?

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When classifying a committed crime, which class is the most severely punished felony?

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Which of the following is NOT a culpable mental state per the Arizona Revised Statutes?

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Which one of the Elements of a Crime refers to the guilty act?

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Mr. Smith hires a hit-man to kill his brother. The brother is killed while Mr. Smith is away on a business trip. Which Preparatory Offense has Mr. Smith committed?

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Which of the following documents does NOT need the Arizona Revised Statute written on it?

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Who determines if charges will be filed against someone who has been arrested?

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Which term applies when two courts have equal authority over a crime that occurred?

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Which court is the highest, with decisions unable to be overturned?

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What is NOT a consideration a judge takes when setting bail?

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Which of the following is NOT a constitutional right of someone after arrest?

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Which key participant during a trial has the burden to prove the defendant is guilty?

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Which of the following is a good strategy for an attorney during any phase of the trial?

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What does it mean if a jury is sequestered?

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What is the protection called that protects a citizen from being tried twice for the same crime?

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Which personnel assists the judge by guarding the defendant in the courtroom and keeping the jury from having contact with the public?

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Which personnel is responsible for swearing in the witnesses and keeping evidence secure?

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The ability to produce a maximal force one time is called what?

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The ability to produce a sub-maximal force multiple times without fatigue is called what?

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The ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to deliver oxygen to working muscles is called what?

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What is an improper use of personal social media in law enforcement?

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Which of the following is one of the four rules of firearm safety?

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What is a safety consideration when using a semi-automatic pistol over a revolver?

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Which of the following is a standard on all firearms, regardless of type and caliber?

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Which of the following is NOT important for the proper storage of ammunition?

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When is a law enforcement officer in violation of ARS 28-624 regarding authorized emergency vehicles?

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Which reason is the greatest factor for a departmental policy against pursuits?

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Which is common non-verbal indicator of anger or aggression?

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Which response is the most common outcome of Community Policing?

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Which level of awareness color is associated with fight or flight?

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Which type of patrol method is most effective when learning a patrol beat?

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Which type of source provides the LEAST information regarding the location of an emergency?

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Which of the 5 W’s is most important to have first in case the call is disrupted?

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What is contract between communities or agencies to assist one another called?

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Which of the following statements is the most objective for a report?

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Which statement is the TRUEST about witnesses to a crime?

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What considerations must be given to a juvenile before an interview?

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What does Locard’s Principle of Exchange relate to?

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Which of the following is considered a secondary crime scene?

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What following step is NOT part of the steps of crime scene investigation?

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Which of the following types of evidence should be wrapped in a soft cloth or cotton before packaging?

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Which of the following types of container or package is NOT good for securing evidence?

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How are fingerprints identified?

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Which is NOT a classification of a fingerprint?

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What is the main criteria for how a traffic incident is classified?

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Law & Public Safety TSA Practice Exam

Which of the following is NOT a reason by itself for an officer to use deadly force on a suspect?

Which is an example of appropriate tactics for a suspect displaying passive resistance?

Which of the following is a commonly used Arizona Revised Statue for law enforcement officers?

Who determines the laws that are specific to the state of Arizona?

What does the term culpable mental state refer to?

When classifying a committed crime, which class is the most severely punished felony?

Which of the following is NOT a culpable mental state per the Arizona Revised Statutes?

Which one of the Elements of a Crime refers to the guilty act?

Mr. Smith hires a hit-man to kill his brother. The brother is killed while Mr. Smith is away on a business trip. Which Preparatory Offense has Mr. Smith committed?

Which of the following documents does NOT need the Arizona Revised Statute written on it?

Who determines if charges will be filed against someone who has been arrested?

Which term applies when two courts have equal authority over a crime that occurred?

Which court is the highest, with decisions unable to be overturned?

What is NOT a consideration a judge takes when setting bail?

Which of the following is NOT a constitutional right of someone after arrest?

Which key participant during a trial has the burden to prove the defendant is guilty?

Which of the following is a good strategy for an attorney during any phase of the trial?

What does it mean if a jury is sequestered?

What is the protection called that protects a citizen from being tried twice for the same crime?

Which personnel assists the judge by guarding the defendant in the courtroom and keeping the jury from having contact with the public?

Which personnel is responsible for swearing in the witnesses and keeping evidence secure?

The ability to produce a maximal force one time is called what?

The ability to produce a sub-maximal force multiple times without fatigue is called what?

The ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to deliver oxygen to working muscles is called what?

What is an improper use of personal social media in law enforcement?

Which of the following is one of the four rules of firearm safety?

What is a safety consideration when using a semi-automatic pistol over a revolver?

Which of the following is a standard on all firearms, regardless of type and caliber?

Which of the following is NOT important for the proper storage of ammunition?

When is a law enforcement officer in violation of ARS 28-624 regarding authorized emergency vehicles?

Which reason is the greatest factor for a departmental policy against pursuits?

Which is common non-verbal indicator of anger or aggression?

Which response is the most common outcome of Community Policing?

Which level of awareness color is associated with fight or flight?

Which type of patrol method is most effective when learning a patrol beat?

Which type of source provides the LEAST information regarding the location of an emergency?

Which of the 5 W’s is most important to have first in case the call is disrupted?

What is contract between communities or agencies to assist one another called?

Which of the following statements is the most objective for a report?

Which statement is the TRUEST about witnesses to a crime?

What considerations must be given to a juvenile before an interview?

What does Locard’s Principle of Exchange relate to?

Which of the following is considered a secondary crime scene?

What following step is NOT part of the steps of crime scene investigation?

Which of the following types of evidence should be wrapped in a soft cloth or cotton before packaging?

Which of the following types of container or package is NOT good for securing evidence?

How are fingerprints identified?

Which is NOT a classification of a fingerprint?

What is the main criteria for how a traffic incident is classified?

What is the biggest hazard at a roadside scene?

Which of the following is NOT a reason by itself for an officer to use deadly force on a suspect?

Which is an example of appropriate tactics for a suspect displaying passive resistance?

Which of the following is a commonly used Arizona Revised Statue for law enforcement officers?

Who determines the laws that are specific to the state of Arizona?

What does the term culpable mental state refer to?

When classifying a committed crime, which class is the most severely punished felony?

Which of the following is NOT a culpable mental state per the Arizona Revised Statutes?

Which one of the Elements of a Crime refers to the guilty act?

Mr. Smith hires a hit-man to kill his brother. The brother is killed while Mr. Smith is away on a business trip. Which Preparatory Offense has Mr. Smith committed?

Which of the following documents does NOT need the Arizona Revised Statute written on it?

Who determines if charges will be filed against someone who has been arrested?

Which term applies when two courts have equal authority over a crime that occurred?

Which court is the highest, with decisions unable to be overturned?

What is NOT a consideration a judge takes when setting bail?

Which of the following is NOT a constitutional right of someone after arrest?

Which key participant during a trial has the burden to prove the defendant is guilty?

Which of the following is a good strategy for an attorney during any phase of the trial?

What does it mean if a jury is sequestered?

What is the protection called that protects a citizen from being tried twice for the same crime?

Which personnel assists the judge by guarding the defendant in the courtroom and keeping the jury from having contact with the public?

Which personnel is responsible for swearing in the witnesses and keeping evidence secure?

The ability to produce a maximal force one time is called what?

The ability to produce a sub-maximal force multiple times without fatigue is called what?

The ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to deliver oxygen to working muscles is called what?

What is an improper use of personal social media in law enforcement?

Which of the following is one of the four rules of firearm safety?

What is a safety consideration when using a semi-automatic pistol over a revolver?

Which of the following is a standard on all firearms, regardless of type and caliber?