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  • IN TRIANGULATION, WHAT TERM DESCRIBES THE INDICATED LOCATION OF A SUBJECT RELATIVE TO THE VICTIM?
  • Which case law says you can't shoot a fleeing suspect?
  • What recording device should be on during interviews?
  • Which factor listed among reasons for not coming forward includes immigrant status?
  • What is the confidentiality status of DJJ fingerprints and photographs?
  • Which substance is described as a rock used for smoking?
  • What is a key edged weapon countermeasure recommended during an encounter?
  • The T visa is designated for victims of what?
  • Which item addresses media and community engagement within the response framework?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between distress and performance?
  • Who answers questions of fact?
  • Which item relates to disseminating information about gangs?
  • Which case established the warrant requirement for a crime scene, where the crime scene is not automatically exigent?
  • Which option best completes the statement about exceptions to not moving evidence?
  • Which option would NOT be considered a facility under the statute?
  • What is the value of a report?
  • Perception reaction time is defined as?
  • What does yaw unusually indicate?
  • Which of the following is a listed characteristic of an armed gunman?
  • What causes yaw?
  • Which of the following are the main principles of establishing a crime scene?
  • Which case is associated with warrantless entry into a crime scene by police?
  • Which type of ambush uses multiple suspects?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a right under the 5th Amendment in the material?
  • Which type of collision is associated with following too closely?
  • Which item corresponds to the 3-officer contact model?
  • An accident is a non-preventable event.
  • Which items constitute a Conviction?
  • Which statement is NOT listed as a tactic in the tactics and techniques section?
  • The Think Twice program is designed for which audience?
  • Where will shipping papers be found in highway transportation?
  • Which item should be considered for DNA collection?
  • Which entities are involved in investigating adult victimization?
  • When should interviews be conducted?
  • What is the penalty for great bodily injury or incapacitating injury in a collision?
  • Which statement about VGTOF is true?
  • What does the color orange signify in stress levels?
  • To clarify information and close an interview with a victim, which action should be avoided?
  • How long is EPC valid before an extension may be requested?
  • What is a crime scene?
  • Which description matches Condition Red?
  • Which statement best reflects the status of a bond condition of no contact?
  • Which item is not listed as a moderate bodily injury criterion?
  • What are Class Characteristics?
  • Which offense is explicitly listed as a detention criterion for 13-17-year-olds?
  • When must proof of insurance be available in a vehicle?
  • Who prosecutes state cases?
  • The Think Twice program uses which of the following formats?
  • How should you correct an acceleration skid?
  • What are metal scars?
  • What does DSS stand for?
  • Which statement best describes a Predatory Stalker?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Rite of Passage into a criminal gang?
  • Which vehicle position provides the least amount of cover in the line of sight?
  • Under enhanced stalking penalties, an injunction or restraining order in effect results in what maximum imprisonment?
  • Theory of Transfer states what?
  • Which of the following did McKeiver v. Pennsylvania establish regarding juvenile court trials?
  • In the on-scene sequence, which term refers to the first contact with another object?
  • What is the primary element of household sexual battery under CSC charges?
  • Penalty when there is injury (not GBI) in a collision?
  • Which of the following is a DOT hazard class?
  • Which statement best defines a vulnerable adult?
  • What document is required when charging DV1 or DVHAN?
  • What information does an off-duty officer need to relay to dispatch?
  • When should an officer notify that they have taken a vulnerable adult into protective custody?
  • Which is a reason for keeping field notes?
  • What is the Golden Rule of Evidence?
  • What is the monetary value of the penalty for failing to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation?
  • What is the most important part of a physical investigation?
  • Which type of ambush is distance using cover?
  • Which item is included in a BOLO's physical description?
  • Hazardous material is defined as what?
  • What do you need to have on during interviews?
  • Which vehicle position is non-traditional and slower to assume?
  • In the event of injury or death, which action should a driver take?
  • Which description matches Condition Yellow?
  • CODIS is a database used for DNA samples pertaining to which charges?
  • Point of impact is defined as the place where a traffic unit strikes another traffic unit or some other object or overturns.
  • The absence of physical evidence can do what?
  • Stimulants include which substances?
  • Which crime scene location type refers to vehicles?
  • What qualifies for additional punishments of DV charges?
  • Which of the following is a mandatory factor when determining the Primary Physical Aggressor?
  • In the ERG, which section contains evacuation distances and water-reactive substances?
  • Which action is NOT among the recommended steps when dealing with a sexual assault victim?
  • Which generation is the largest in the workforce and known for long workweeks?
  • Which action should be taken as soon as possible after arriving on the scene to document the incident?
  • Resentful Stalker is described as which of the following?
  • Which of the following best describes a key characteristic of abusers?
  • Which of the following is listed as an indicator to look for in mentally ill individuals?
  • What is the key to achieve less stereotyping?
  • The 14th Amendment is associated with which right according to the material?
  • WHAT IS THE BIGGEST MISTAKE IN RADIO COMMUNICATION?
  • Which NFPA704 color corresponds to Fire Hazards?
  • Which statement about Protection Orders is true?
  • A cornering skid occurs under what condition?
  • In photography, where should you begin taking crime scene photos?
  • What is the root cause of stereotyping?
  • Which trio describes the three components that contribute to a collision?
  • One of the most pressing duties of a collision investigator?
  • On arrival at a collision scene, which action should be prioritized to address injuries?
  • Which offense carries the highest penalty among the listed offenses?
  • A prior conviction of domestic violence is counted if it occurred in any state within the past 10 years and has similar elements.
  • In the color-coded stress level system, which color indicates a bilateral state?
  • What are the results of field test kits?
  • What is the most important thing to note at the scene?
  • What do offset skidmarks indicate?
  • What is the confidentiality status of fingerprints and photographs collected by DJJ?
  • Is any detail too insignificant at a crime scene?
  • The penalty for exploiting a vulnerable adult includes what additional court requirement?
  • How does crime affect a victim?
  • How many seconds does the DMV recommend for perception-reaction time?
  • Which court has jurisdiction over seeking a Permanent Restraining Order?
  • In Re Gault, which amendments' protections were extended to juveniles?
  • When can consent searches be revoked?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a use for field notes?
  • What must the magistrate court do regarding complaint form and fees?
  • Which description matches Psychological Abuse?
  • VGTOF defines a gang as a group of how many?
  • Who usually possesses the most significant information about the crime?
  • What is the maximum penalty for DV 2nd Degree?
  • Gap skids indicate which system is likely involved?
  • What is deliberate intent?
  • Which of the following is a de-escalation technique?
  • How quickly should a driver report an accident that involves injury or death?
  • Who can seek a permanent restraining order?
  • A Rejected Stalker is NOT described as which of the following?
  • DVHAN is the minimum charge.
  • Who is authorized to use Emergency Protective Custody?
  • Which best describes domestic violence as defined in the material?
  • Which case law decided that an officer can order all passengers out of a stopped car?
  • What are the three components of a collision?
  • Is collecting evidence more important than rendering aid?
  • What does SCCADVSA stand for?
  • Which statement describes a witness who can seek a permanent restraining order?
  • Where should you seek a restraining order?
  • What is the rule about following too closely?
  • When is a report required to be made?
  • Intolerance is based on what factors?
  • What is the most common cause of vehicle fires?
  • Which statement best describes a cornering skid?
  • What is an advantage of foot patrol?
  • Baseline in crime scene sketches refers to
  • Under Harassment 2nd Degree Enhanced Punishments, what is the maximum punishment when an Injunction or Restraining Order is in effect?
  • What does SCVAN stand for?
  • Which item relates to information gathering in gang investigations?
  • What is the only acceptable reason for a driver to leave the scene of a collision?
  • The CYMBALS acronym is used to document what aspect?
  • Which requirement applies specifically to detention of 11- and 12-year-olds?
  • Which ambush type involves multiple suspects working together?
  • Who can refer a defendant to Pretrial Intervention?
  • DOT placards provide first responders clues to what?
  • What causes a hydroplaning skid?
  • What is the role of the investigative plan in on-scene investigations?
  • Which circuit court branch handles civil cases?
  • During stop initiation, why is anticipating the violator's actions important?
  • Which statement about same-sex households is supported by the cited AG opinion?
  • Which term best describes an event that results in injury or damage?
  • What is a formal interview?
  • Criminal trial standards require which level of proof?
  • What is Perception distance?
  • Which attribute is included in a BOLO's appearance?
  • Under what age is a person defined as a child?
  • What is the difference between first and third person?
  • What is the main cause of a collision?
  • Under the age guidelines, what is the rule for detention of juveniles who are 10 years old or younger?
  • Which tactic is recommended to maintain safety during encounters with gang members?
  • Police fall under which branch of government?
  • Which drug is the most prevalent abused substance in South Carolina?
  • The way victims are approached by law enforcement affects two outcomes:?
  • Which item is not listed as part of the 6th Amendment coverage in the material?
  • Under Kent v. United States, counsel has the right to access which kind of records?
  • Which statement defines Great Bodily Injury?
  • Lunch Buddies program requires volunteers to commit how much time per month?
  • What items are explicitly included in the definition of electronic contact?
  • Detention decisions should be based on which principle?
  • Which of the following describes punishment for violating a Temporary Restraining Order?
  • Who presents first in a trial according to the standard order?
  • What penalty for exploiting a vulnerable adult includes court-ordered restitution?
  • Which degree carries the highest maximum sentence among those described?
  • Which item concerns cross-agency involvement?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of stalking?
  • Neglect is characterized by which of the following?
  • What happens when there is a non-unanimous verdict?
  • Which statement best describes field-level police inquiries?
  • Which best describes the difference between objective information and subjective information?
  • Which state was the first to outlaw marital rape?
  • Maximum punishment for 1st degree CSC?
  • Which action is an initial task of first responders at hazmat incidents?
  • Parens Patriae describes the state's protective role toward those unable to care for themselves.
  • Which is listed as a component of the 6th Amendment in the material?
  • What term is used to describe an event involving any number of driver behavior that includes speeding, impairment, distraction?
  • Which court handles search/arrest warrants, bail, preliminary hearings, and cases with max penalty $500 or no more than 30 days?
  • How soon is an Emergency Hearing held in domestic abuse cases?
  • How often do sex offenders have to register?
  • The notation '3x' indicates how much more likely to suffer addiction for LEOs compared to the general population?
  • A collision resulting in death falls under which penalty category?
  • Which of the following is NOT a stimulant?
  • Who has jurisdiction to issue orders of protection in domestic abuse cases?
  • In LE reporting, which type documents ongoing operational activity?
  • Which statement about the status of a vulnerable adult in protective custody is true?
  • Should witnesses be interviewed separately?
  • Secondary contacts occur when a vehicle disengages from primary contact, rotates, and strikes the opposing vehicle a second time.
  • When do vehicle collisions leave physical evidence?
  • Which set of words serves as examples of transitional words?
  • Baseline is particularly well suited for which room shape?
  • Which statement about SC GangNET is true?
  • Which technique is explicitly listed as a de-escalation technique?
  • Which weapons-related criterion is listed for detention of juveniles?
  • What generation was born between 1981-1996, provide for their community with acts of volunteerism, they are plugged in, logged on, and connected, tend to change jobs frequently?
  • Which impact is cited as a justification for hate crime legislation?
  • Where should the field notebook be kept?
  • How is a Terry frisk conducted?
  • Duration of hold for temporary holdover facilities?
  • Which item reflects collaboration across jurisdictions?
  • Which statement best describes reaction distance?
  • Which generation is born approximately from 1997 to the present and tends to embrace diversity, social media, and technology in the workplace?
  • If you can't identify a liquid spilled from a truck, which resource do you use?
  • Lunch Buddies is a program that connects students with which of the following?
  • What is crack and how is it used?
  • LEOSA stands for which term, and what is its effect?
  • DVHAN is punishable by what range of years?
  • WHAT RESPONSIBILTY DOES A 'COVER' OFFICER HAVE?
  • Is a vulnerable adult considered to be under arrest when taken into protective custody?
  • Which of the following is an example of a status offense?
  • Golden rule of confronting a uniformed officer in off-duty clothes?
  • Which court has jurisdiction for an Emergency Restraining Order?
  • Within how many days should a mental health evaluation be scheduled prior to setting bail?
  • What is a primary crime scene?
  • What should you do when encountering a hate crime?
  • Within how many hours can the court hold an emergency hearing after filing the complaint for a restraining order?
  • What does the hazmat safety 'rule of thumb' specify about distance from the incident?
  • Which of the following is listed as an indicator of mental illness?
  • Which of the following is listed as a nonverbal indicator of deception?
  • Which of the following is an indicator of lethal violence?
  • What is page 2 of the report used for?
  • Which of the following is NOT a listed on-scene officer responsibility?
  • Which fire extinguisher classification is used for flammable liquids and gas?
  • Which statement best describes a preferential offender?
  • Beyond the initial EPC period, an extension lasts for how long?
  • Which statement correctly describes the 3rd degree CSC punishment?
  • Which of the following is NOT covered in the 1st Amendment according to the material?
  • When approaching to the scene of a collision, which action is recommended?
  • Which of the following is a typical action in the approach stage?
  • In collision analysis, which statement best describes the usefulness of metal scars?
  • Incapacitating injury meaning: which term describes injury preventing from doing things they could do before?
  • Custodial Promise or Custodial Release form is the written promise when releasing a juvenile to whom?
  • Which statement best reflects entry permissions into a residence?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of crime scene location?
  • Which of the following is a listed type of gang classification?
  • When can you transport a child with an adult?
  • Why should your patrol car be organized and the front seat clear?
  • Which statement best explains vulnerability related to aging?
  • In which department is the adult protective services program housed?
  • Which item corresponds to providing ongoing training in the gang response framework?
  • In Condition Orange, which statement best describes your state?
  • CSC 1st degree is punishable by up to how many years?
  • Which statement about penalties for a collision involving great bodily injury is true?
  • When gathering statements, what is a recommended practice regarding witnesses and victims?
  • Which statement correctly differentiates the U visa from the T visa?
  • Which factor among the following is mentioned as a fear for LGBTQ+ hate crime victims not coming forward?
  • Temporary Restraining Order is in effect for how long?
  • In on-scene investigations, photos are considered what?
  • Which part of the body is most vulnerable to hazmat exposure?
  • Which statement about commitment papers is correct?
  • Which statement best describes Traditional Gangs?
  • What does DCVC stand for?
  • If your vehicle is damaged and obstructs traffic, what should you do?
  • According to the continuum of violence theory, the relationship will become more and more violent until what occurs?
  • Which fire extinguisher classification covers combustible metals such as magnesium, sodium, aluminum, and titanium?
  • What is a recommended practice regarding statements during a DV incident?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of vulnerable adults?
  • What is law enforcement's responsibility to a victim regarding case status?
  • Should your report reflect what you heard at the time?
  • Harmful event meaning: which term defines an event where injury or damage occurs?
  • Duration of hold for status offense violation
  • Which are the two summary courts in SC and their powers?
  • Which fire extinguisher classification covers electrical fires?
  • CODIS stands for which of the following?
  • Which equipment should you avoid to ensure officer safety?
  • What is the Action point?
  • Which of the following is one of the four dynamics of vulnerable adults?
  • If an offense involving a vulnerable adult results in death, what is the penalty?
  • What is the correct sequence to correct a cornering skid?
  • Maintaining chain of custody primarily reduces which risk?
  • Which item is listed under community outreach efforts?
  • What does LEVA stand for?
  • The left offset is described as what?
  • What is the purpose of the Omnibus statute?
  • Penalty when death occurs is best described as which of the following?
  • What is the statute for cocaine and meth?
  • Which statement best defines Neglect?
  • What should you look for in an outdoor crime scene?
  • What is the primary responsibility of an officer on scene?
  • When should you notify DJJ that you are taking a juvenile into custody?
  • What is the dirty side of the vehicle?
  • Components of a good report?
  • What is the value of physical evidence?
  • Which statement best reflects the meaning of 'upwind' in hazmat safety?
  • Which vehicle position keeps the officer out of the highway?
  • WHICH OPTION BEST DESCRIBES THE ABCS IN RADIO COMMUNICATION?
  • The NFPA704 system is designed to be used where?
  • Electronic contact is defined as the transfer of signs, signals, writings, images, sounds, data, or info transmitted by any device.
  • Which age is defined as a child in these definitions?
  • What is the last item to be communicated to dispatch in the order given?
  • Penalty for abuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult that results in great bodily injury?
  • In search pattern terminology, which pattern is defined as a defined area searched methodically?
  • Facts uncovered (Statistics) in collision investigations help establish guidelines for:
  • Triangulation in crime scene documentation is best described as
  • What should a physical description include?
  • Which description matches Condition Black?
  • When is racially profiling okay during drug enforcement?
  • Which description best defines a criminal gang under South Carolina law?
  • Which factor is considered a priority on scene regarding evidence?
  • CHOICES relates to which approach in juvenile justice?
  • What does the Inverted U Theory describe?
  • In DV 1st Degree, cases are handled in which court?
  • How long until an abandoned vehicle is towed (on private property more than 7 days)?
  • When is double jeopardy attached to a bench trial?
  • Which of the following is a characteristic of an armed gunman?
  • Narcotics refer to which type of drug?
  • Which item addresses vehicle removal on scene in the priorities?
  • In juvenile cases, the term 'court' refers to which court?
  • What is the catch-all drug statute?
  • Parens Patriae refers to which role of the state?
  • In the position stage of arrest, which tactic is associated with managing distance?
  • The U visa is a nonimmigrant status intended for victims of which type of offenses?
  • Baseline measurements in crime scene sketches involve
  • What is an interview?
  • Which statement reflects how police families compare in DV exposure? (Choose the most accurate statement per the material.)
  • Officers are most likely to be assaulted with what?
  • Is a resident of a facility considered a vulnerable adult?
  • Braking skid results in what observation?
  • What is the correct action to correct a cornering skid?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of Harassment 2nd Degree?
  • Which of the following are proper LE responsibilities at the scene?
  • How many DOT hazard classes exist?
  • In the domestic violence context, which relationship is described as a household member?
  • During a cornering skid, which action should be avoided?
  • What is most important in a crime scene?
  • Non-traditional Gangs are typically described as?
  • Is it criminal to burn the American flag according to the material?
  • Which offense qualifies as part of the pattern after July 1, 2007?
  • What does the color gray represent in stress levels?
  • Under enhanced penalties for stalking, a prior conviction can carry a maximum imprisonment of how many years?
  • What is the minimum number of people required for an ongoing organization to be considered a criminal gang?
  • Penalty when a collision results in death?
  • Which criterion is listed under Moderate Bodily Injury for medical treatment?
  • Which statute number is the catch-all drug statute?
  • Who will give non-qualifying responses?
  • Which type of collision is described as involving the side of a vehicle hitting another vehicle?
  • Are contact and cover officer roles allowed to change during an encounter?
  • Which statement about final rest is true?
  • Which amendment is associated with the right to due process in the material?
  • Which of the following is NOT cited as a reason hate crime victims may hesitate to report?
  • What is the most important kind of scuff mark?
  • How can you determine hand dominance in a person?
  • When should family court hold a hearing to determine protective custody?
  • An emergency hearing for a restraining order must be held within how many hours after filing a summons?
  • What is the cardinal rule for an incident report?
  • Penalty for threatening/intimidating a vulnerable adult subject of a report, a witness, or other person cooperating with an investigation?
  • Which of the following constitutes an enhanced punishment for Harassment 1st Degree?
  • When a speeding citation is issued, which speed is recorded?
  • Which two drugs are under a different statute?
  • What action should you take to correct a braking skid?
  • What does the color yellow indicate in stress levels?
  • Which option best describes a contact officer's responsibilities during an encounter?
  • Why should we photograph a scene?
  • Which vehicle position offers maximum illumination of the suspect's car?
  • What is Reaction?
  • Which statement best defines physical evidence?
  • In the event of injury or death, what is a driver's obligation?
  • Duration of Orders of Protection: not less than how many months and no more than how many months?
  • What is a combination interview?
  • WHAT ARE THE ABCS IN RADIO COMMUNICATION?
  • WHAT ARE THE THREE S'S WHEN RELATING TO HANDCUFFS?
  • Which is NOT a listed purpose of holding juveniles in non-secure custody?
  • Which description best fits a situational offender?
  • Gap skids indicate which vehicular issue?
  • What does the color white represent in stress levels?
  • What is a disadvantage of foot patrol?
  • What is the final position in the crash sequence?
  • The Custodial Promise or Custodial Release form is used to release a juvenile to whom?
  • Which of the following content should a report avoid?
  • Which organization is known for operating shelters and rape crisis centers in South Carolina?
  • Which statement best describes Earn & Return?
  • What document initiates protective custody proceedings in family court?
  • Which of the following actions should investigators take to communicate warning to other drivers at the scene?
  • What is the average perception reaction time?
  • Under State v Parker, what is required for a police interview of a child?
  • What is the name of the state database for identifying gang members in South Carolina?
  • Which statement best describes an Intimacy Stalker?
  • What does ERG stand for?
  • Which of the following is a narcotic?
  • What type of questions should be avoided during an interview?
  • Which interview type is most common when dealing with victims and witnesses?
  • Which body determines indictments based on evidence presented by the prosecutor?
  • A Member is characterized by which statement?
  • Harassment, 1st Degree is punishable by which penalty?
  • What are the 2 types of LE reports?
  • Which generation tends to change jobs frequently and stays connected online?
  • Which statement best describes the rule about following too closely?
  • Penalty for failing to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation:
  • A Criminal Offense includes which of the following?
  • Penalty for abuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult that results in death?
  • Which factor is not used to determine drug schedules?
  • Primary contact is the first contact between two collision vehicles, or the location in which a single vehicle struck a fixed object, or an overturning vehicle struck the roadway.
  • Which statement about exploitation is correct?
  • Which of the following is an example of an OMG (outlaw motorcycle gang) classification?
  • What is needed to determine if someone is lying?
  • What should you do with an offender who is injured?
  • Which term describes the time interval from the possible point of perception to the actual point of perception?
  • Which of the following is listed as a step when dealing with a sexual assault victim?
  • How many degrees of CSC offenses are described in the material?
  • What do most officers die from?
  • ALL collisions are not accidents because: we need to determine it (conduct investigation)
  • Which personality color is associated with spontaneity and quick-wittedness?
  • What is the most pressing duty in regard to injuries?
  • Which entity cannot issue orders of protection?
  • WHAT SHOULD BE PROCESSED FOR DNA?
  • Which personality color is the keeper of tradition, stable, grounded, and punctual?
  • Which type of ambush uses attack straightforward?
  • EPC stands for which term?
  • Which body determines questions of fact?
  • In ambush countermeasures, what is the purpose of concealment such as tall grass or bushes?
  • What is an informal interview?
  • What does SCIVN stand for?
  • What is distress?
  • What type of vest is recommended for threat situations?
  • What percentage of vehicle collisions are related to alcohol?
  • Which statement is true about collisions and accidents?
  • Which of the following best defines a status offense?
  • Who manages the sex offender registry in South Carolina?
  • What should be noted about an indoor crime scene?
  • Which statement about the contempt of court penalty related to order violations is correct?
  • What do you do in the approach stage of arrest?
  • What do you need for arrest and preliminary hearing?
  • In the 13-17 age group, which factor indicates a detention criterion regarding placement?
  • Which of the following describes a DV 3rd Degree offense?
  • Pattern requirement for harassment is two or more acts over time evidencing continuity of purpose.
  • In interviewing a suspect, what information is most likely to be revealed?
  • Hardcore gang members are best described as?
  • In evaluating a good report, which term describes language that is temporary and not meant for long-term use?
  • Which of the following is considered a facility?
  • How many sections does the Legislative branch have?
  • Field test kits provide what type of results?
  • How many sections does the Executive branch have?
  • What is the first step in initiating a vehicle stop?
  • Mutual Combat is defined as which of the following?
  • What generation was born between 1946-1964, they are the largest generation in the workforce, creating 60 hour work weeks?
  • Violating an Order of Protection is categorized as which offense?
  • Does the quality of notes impact the quality of the report?
  • Which statement lists the steps of successful report writing?
  • Which of the following is a listed offense after July 1, 2007 as a qualifying pattern offense?
  • Which case law states law enforcement needs a warrant for a crime scene, noting that a crime scene does not equal exigent circumstances?
  • Which of the following is an indicator of deception?
  • Which of the following statements is a true Rite of Passage into a criminal gang?
  • Who is a Complainant?
  • Which option best describes the ombudsman role in care settings?
  • What is the recommended approach for building rapport with a victim during an interview?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a short-term response to victimization?
  • What distance should you maintain from a knife-wielding suspect?
  • Which court handles city ordinances and violations and has no civil jurisdiction?
  • If law enforcement enters a building illegally, what happens to the evidence?
  • At a stop sign, where is it required to stop?
  • CSC 2nd degree is punishable by up to how many years?
  • Which of the following is NOT a component of a good report?
  • Flippo v. West Virginia addressed the lawfulness of crime scene searches; what did the decision hold?
  • Which scenario is listed as Moderate Bodily Injury?
  • In Kent v. United States, which of the following protections were established?
  • How do front tire skid marks appear?
  • In this state, enforcing a valid foreign protection order requires the law enforcement to do what?
  • Which option reflects that the notification may include all relevant items?
  • Duration of hold for Violation of Court Order
  • Disregarding signals and signs leads to which type of collision?
  • What is the recommended photographic documentation sequence at a crime scene?
  • What was a key finding of the Stanford Prison Experiment?
  • Where should a driver stop at a stop sign?
  • Field notes are often supplemented by photographs and sketches to support which purpose?
  • Which condition is described as totally unaware of surroundings and unprepared for danger?
  • Which of the following is a sign of strangulation?
  • What is the at-scene officer responsible for?
  • In hazard response, which term describes the moment when a driver implements their decision (braking or steering)?
  • Reasons for separating during DV interviews include which of the following?
  • When are metal scars useful?
  • What is the penalty when there is an injury in a collision (non-GBI)?
  • What does perception distance refer to?
  • Braking skid is caused by?
  • What is an example of personal prejudice?
  • Which term describes bodily harm to a person?
  • In the on-scene sequence, which term refers to the second contact?
  • Are cops held to the same standard as everyone else?
  • What must a vehicle turning left do?
  • How long can a juvenile be held in an adult jail?
  • Stabilized situation is defined as what?
  • Who else is required by law to report bullet damage?
  • Which statement about Domestic Stalker is true?
  • What percent range of offenders who batter their spouses will also batter their children?
  • Which statement about exploitation is correct?
  • Which statement about physical evidence is true in relation to eyewitness testimony?
  • What is Eustress?
  • If driving conditions are not normal or the driver is impaired, what should be considered when determining a possible perception/reaction time?
  • Which court case is associated with same-sex domestic violence protections?
  • Which statement is true about the relationship between field notes and photographs?
  • Which of the following is a valid category of a victim's representative under the definition?
  • What drugs are derived from poppy plants?
  • Which of the following is NOT an indicator of lethal violence?
  • Taking a juvenile into custody is not an arrest.
  • If the address is not the suspect's residence, what is required to enter?
  • When should ERG be used?
  • When making an arrest, what should you consider?
  • What must the driver do when two attended vehicles collide and there is property damage?
  • Think Twice is a program that uses which components?
  • What do you need for a report to be complete?
  • Which case law mentions use of force?
  • Which color is associated with loyalty and sensitivity?
  • How many colors are in NFPA704?
  • Which sequence correctly lists the stages of an arrest?
  • Which set contains the four dynamics of vulnerable adults?
  • Why is it important to note indoor crime scene details?
  • Which of the following is a reason a hate crime victim might not come forward?
  • Which Amendment requires a search warrant?
  • Which statement describes LEOSA’s purpose as described in the material?
  • Which skid type can involve all four wheels but is typically associated with the drive wheels?
  • What is a common argument in favor of hate crime legislation?
  • Which attribute characterizes a 'nice-guy' offender?
  • The Community Juvenile Arbitration Program targets which offenders?
  • After filing for a non-emergency/regular hearing, how soon must the court grant a hearing?
  • A Protection Order is valid across jurisdictions when it is an order of protection, restraining order, or similar order issued in this State to another state or foreign jurisdiction for protecting a household member.
  • Which organization operates shelters and rape crisis centers?
  • How many jurors serve on a grand jury?
  • Within how many hours must a bond hearing be conducted after arrest?
  • Who may supply background information typically during a statement?
  • Is hide site a consideration according to Graham v. Connor?
  • McKeiver v. Pennsylvania addressed jury trials in juvenile court.
  • How much of human communication is nonverbal?
  • When issuing a speeding citation, which speed is recorded on the citation?
  • Who is commonly a perpetrator of abuse toward vulnerable adults?
  • Which type of collision happens from failing to yield right of way?
  • HOW DO YOU CONDUCT A SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST?
  • What is evasive action?
  • Which condition is described as being optimal for survival and combat performance?
  • When is a hit-and-run solved?
  • Which item is NOT part of CYMBALS?
  • Which statute established definitions under the 2007 South Carolina Gang Prevention Act (Section 16-8-230)?
  • How many offenses must occur in a 2-year period to form a Pattern of Criminal Gang Activity?
  • The Forensic Nurse Examiner Program is associated with which network?
  • What does FAP stand for?
  • A restraining order makes it unlawful to enter or stay on grounds where which of the following lives?
  • Which option is listed as a characteristic of a situational offender?
  • Which statement best describes a contact officer's role during an encounter?
  • What is included in an officer's notification of protective custody?
  • Under what conditions is the average perception reaction time of 1.6 seconds observed?
  • DV 2nd Degree cases are heard in which court?
  • Metal scars are best described as which kind of markings?
  • Which item is an example of a gang identifier?
  • In interviewing a gang member, which approach is recommended?
  • Which statement best captures the core idea of the inverted U shaped relationship between stress and performance?
  • Which term describes the first contact between two collision vehicles?
  • Which statement best describes the appropriate officer safety focus when approaching a scene under APC?
  • An officer's report shall include: 1) the facts of the offense; 2) why the child was not released to the parent.
  • WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN ACCEPTABLE ANSWER FOR DNA SOURCE IN A SCENE?
  • What defines an intersection?
  • Which detail is a valid example to note at an indoor crime scene?
  • What is an example of group prejudice?
  • Photographs provide a permanent record, support testimony, and help preserve evidence.
  • Which group is listed among 'special victims of DV'?
  • What is the takeaway of Jackson v. Denno regarding confessions?
  • Is law enforcement required to arrest a defendant in violation of a restraining order?
  • Excited delirium: what action should you take?
  • What does family court cover?
  • When does jurisdiction attach in juvenile cases?
  • Which case addresses use of force?
  • Excited utterances are an exception to hearsay testimony and can be used in court when...
  • The Supreme Court was established by which branch of government?
  • Which of the following is a method gangs use to communicate?
  • Who answers questions about law and trial?
  • DOT placards are used for what purpose?
  • The burden of proof for the detention of a suspect from law enforcement (stopping them to investigate) is what?
  • Which criterion involves status as a fugitive in detention decisions?
  • What is the purpose of the 5 W's in a report?
  • Which of the following is NOT a recognized crime scene search pattern?
  • Penalty for obstructing/impeding an investigation involving a vulnerable adult?
  • For a restraining order (not a Temporary Restraining Order), the order is in effect for a fixed period of time not less than how long?
  • Who bears the burden of proving charges against the accused?
  • Which items are included in the 'Initiation of stop procedures' step?
  • DNA stands for?
  • According to the material, when and where did modern gangs begin?
  • What does a stabilized situation mean?
  • What is the oldest and most widely used drug?
  • What did the Blue Eyed/Brown Eyed Experiment illustrate about prejudice in children?
  • What is the penalty for neglecting a vulnerable adult?
  • Do the same detention decision principles apply to the parent or guardian?
  • EPC can be extended for an additional period of time.
  • During interviews, which interview may provide motive or probable cause for an arrest?
  • Which generation was born between 1965-1980, second largest in the workforce, value independence, autonomy, and are self-reliant?
  • What does Probate Court cover?
  • Which of the following is a recommended factor when determining the Primary Physical Aggressor?
  • DV 1st Degree is classified as which type of offense?
  • For juveniles aged 13-17, which factor is explicitly listed as a detention criterion involving adjudications?
  • MSDS stands for what?
  • Which action is explicitly listed as part of the law enforcement response to gangs?
  • Harassment, 1st Degree may include which of the following?
  • Situations where deliberate intent is relevant include which of the following?
  • What is the recommended approach when gathering statements from witnesses and victims?
  • What is the Point of perception or actual perception?
  • Which statement describes a permissible representative for a victim?
  • Which of the following is NOT a program under SCVAN?
  • Which term best describes the stage at which a hazard could become perceptible to a driver, depending on attention?
  • Acceleration skid involves which wheels?
  • SCLEAP stands for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Assistance Program. Which agencies are partners?
  • Fatal injury meaning: which term means it results in death?
  • In juvenile cases, the term 'Department' refers to which department?
  • Which statement best defines a caregiver?
  • Which statement about the handling of DJJ fingerprints and photographs is true?
  • How many jurors sit on Summary Court?
  • When transferring jurisdiction to General Session as opposed to Family Court, what accompanies the transfer?
  • PAAC stands for which program?
  • Which is a common reason for drivers to leave the scene?
  • What are shipping papers?
  • What Circuit is SC in?
  • A driver shall not drive at a speed that is:
  • Can contact and cover officer roles change during an encounter?
  • Can law enforcement request trauma exams and photographs in a vulnerable-adult case?
  • In what year did the Stanford Prison Experiment take place?
  • What is described as stopping ballistic rounds in ambush countermeasures?
  • Which color represents Health Hazards in NFPA704?
  • Which hazard category is explicitly listed as a priority on scene?
  • AT WHICH STAGE DO YOU TRIANGULATE? (ALSO KNOWN AS THE 'POSITION' STAGE)
  • What does the acronym NCMEC stand for?
  • Hybrid Gangs are characterized by which combination?
  • Which personality color is searching for the meaning of life, are sensitive, romantic, and loyal?
  • Which description best fits a writ of certiorari?
  • What is a statement?
  • Which of the following is NOT a trait of an Incompetent Stalker?
  • Toxic and Infectious Substances belong to which DOT hazard class?
  • Which item is not listed as needed to prosecute a crime?
  • Which of the following is a valid basis for entering a residence?
  • What type of questions should never be asked by investigators?
  • DV 3rd Degree offenses are handled in which court?
  • During a hydroplaning skid, what is the recommended corrective action?
  • In the position stage of arrest, which tactic is used to manage distance?
  • Which factor related to technology is listed as a reason for the spread of gangs?
  • How many times more likely are LEOs to suffer from addiction?
  • In the cycle of violence theory, which sequence correctly lists the three phases?
  • What best describes a Diversion Program in juvenile justice?
  • Do police need a warrant to enter for immediate aid?
  • When hazards do not exist, what speed should you follow?
  • If a statement is coerced, what is its admissibility?
  • In the context provided, how is bookkeeping described?
  • What is the most common type of evidence at a collision?
  • Debris at a collision includes which items?
  • Which action should you take during drug enforcement?
  • Which rite of passage into a criminal gang involves sexual initiation?
  • Final position (Final rest) is the location where a traffic unit comes to rest after collision; determine whether the vehicle stopped where it was found or whether it had been moved after the collision.
  • What is the standard for 'following to closely'?
  • Which organization offers the Financial Relief for Victims Program?
  • What are the three components of fire?
  • Which is the first item to be communicated to dispatch?
  • What is a traffic stop?
  • Which statement is supported by the Inverted U Theory?
  • Which color has the 'just do it' attitude, they like variety and spontaneity, are quick witted, resilient, playful, and bold?
  • What is perception reaction distance (PRD)?
  • What standard of proof did In Re Winship establish for juvenile offenders?
  • Perception reaction time is defined as the time from perception of a hazard to the implementation of an avoidance action.
  • Legal Assistance for Victims (LAV) is a program under which network?
  • What is the penalty for abusing a vulnerable adult?
  • Which item is explicitly about consolidating investigations?
  • Evasive action is defined as what?
  • Which action is part of the on-scene officer's duties?
  • Compared to harassment, stalking offenses typically have what level of potential imprisonment?
  • Which condition involves vasoconstriction?
  • Which description matches Condition Gray?
  • What is a collision?
  • How many student volunteers participated in the Stanford Prison Experiment?
  • Can the absence of evidence be useful?
  • What must a driver do when the car is unattended?
  • Baseline measurements are best described as
  • In which scenario is an angular collision most likely to occur?
  • Where are drivers required to stop for stop signs?
  • Which statement best defines a witness?
  • What is a benefit of video statements from in-car or body-worn cameras?
  • What is a writ of certiorari?
  • White forms are used for reporting certain accidents. What is the monetary threshold for using white forms?
  • Processing a Juvenile: which actions may be performed?
  • In domestic violence cases, who decides on arrest and prosecution?
  • Under what condition may an officer enter a residence without a warrant?
  • When is jeopardy attached to a jury trial?
  • How is a criminal gang member defined?
  • Which item is considered a component of on-scene investigations?
  • During an ambush, what is the recommended level of force relative to the suspect's actions?
  • Which court has no criminal jurisdiction?
  • Which generation is characterized by independence, autonomy, and self-reliance?
  • G.R.E.A.T. stands for which of the following?
  • Which item is explicitly listed as an indicator of lethal violence?
  • Which of the following is a purpose of collecting statements and measurements at the scene?
  • What action helps de-escalate a tense encounter according to the countermeasures?
  • What best defines a victim?
  • Which statement correctly identifies the dirty side of a vehicle?
  • Who becomes angry if accused of a crime?
  • What is a field interview?
  • Injury meaning: which term describes bodily harm to a person?
  • Which term describes injury that results in death?
  • Is a warrant required to fully process a crime scene?
  • Who must driver submit report if collision occurs on public property?
  • What is the legal standard for temporary detentions or traffic stops?
  • Which statement best describes acceleration skid involvement?
  • Who represents the state and prosecutes cases?
  • What duty must a driver perform if the collision involved injuries or death?
  • In which year was the Blue Eyed/Brown Eyed Experiment conducted?
  • How should a report be written?
  • What is the minimum age for eligibility for Pretrial Intervention?
  • Neglect scenario.
  • Which behavior is listed as an abnormal behavior of lost people?
  • Which term describes the method by which higher courts review lower court decisions?
  • Where may you file a summons and complaint to seek a permanent restraining order?
  • Which penalty applies for great bodily injury or incapacitating injury in a collision?
  • What is Perception delay?
  • Who files the petition for protective custody?
  • How many sections does the Judicial branch have?
  • Should you include statements of others in a report?
  • What are three stages of an arrest?
  • What are the symptoms of narcotics?
  • Who is the Respondent?
  • Who qualifies as mandated reporters for vulnerable adults?
  • Which action best represents control stage behavior?
  • How long until the mentally ill person needs to be seen after served white paper?
  • What is the Point of possible perception?
  • DJJ may fingerprint and photograph a child.
  • Which vehicle position allows the officer limited protection and offers good use of spotlight?
  • Are fingerprints and photographs collected by DJJ confidential information?
  • The Community Juvenile Arbitration Program is a state-wide effort between which entities?
  • The Stanford Prison Experiment divided participants into which two roles?
  • Which is a recommended step in victim safety and medical care/injury assessment?
  • Height/Weight is part of which BOLO attribute?
  • Reaction distance is defined as what?
  • Which concept best describes yaw in the context of vehicle dynamics?
  • DV 2nd Degree can be charged when DV 3/Base Offense is accompanied by which condition?
  • In detention decision-making, which statement about past records is accurate?
  • 3rd degree CSC is punishable by up to how many years?
  • What description is needed for a BOLO?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship included in the Family definition?
  • Incurred damage by a vehicle is categorized as which two types?
  • Which of the following constitutes Physical Abuse?
  • What is the best way to search a crime scene?
  • Who can seek a permanent restraining order on behalf of a child victim?
  • Which term best describes the relationship included in the Family definition?
  • Which practice is included in the steps of successful report writing?
  • What is the timeframe for mandated reporters to report a suspected vulnerable-adult case?
  • Photos & videos are an example of what category in gang identification?
  • Which fire extinguisher classification covers ordinary combustibles such as paper and wood?
  • CASE stands for?
  • How long do commitment papers from a licensed physician last?
  • What is the recommended approach to a hazmat scene?
  • Which court uses a panel of six jurors?
  • SANE KITS SHOULD BE DONE WHEN?
  • APC stands for which of the following set of terms?
  • How soon should a petition for protective custody be filed by DSS?
  • Who is most commonly the perpetrator among the adult children of a vulnerable adult?
  • What is the highest authority of appeal in SC?
  • What are the two types of prejudice?
  • Which description matches Condition Orange?
  • Associates/Peripheral are best described as?
  • What is the average perception reaction time (PRT) under normal conditions for a non-impaired, alert driver?
  • Tattoo is an example of what in gang identification?
  • If entry into a building is illegal, how is the evidence treated in court?
  • Which fire extinguisher classification covers cooking oils and greases?
  • When must a child be fingerprinted?
  • What is a cover officer's primary responsibility during a suspect encounter?
  • Results from improper lane change?
  • What are the branches of circuit courts, and what cases do they hear?
  • Which personality color is always questioning the status quo, strive for competency, are inventive, intellectual, and persistent?
  • Which condition is associated with bilateral symmetry beginning to set in?
  • What type of collision occurs from following too close?
  • Where can a permanent restraining order be sought if the respondent has been convicted of a crime?
  • In seeking a restraining order, in which county can you file?
  • What burden of proof do you need for a trial?
  • Drug schedules are based on what factors?
  • Which concept describes maintaining traceable handling of evidence from collection to submission?
  • Creating a crime scene log serves primarily to
  • Under CSC charges, household sexual battery is punished by up to how many years?
  • Domestic violence is best described as which?
  • Excited utterances are an exception to hearsay; they can be used in court when...
  • Harassment 2nd Degree carries a maximum municipal penalty of how many days in jail?
  • AT WHICH STAGE DO YOU TRIANGULATE AND PUT THE VICTIM AT A DISADVANTAGE?
  • If strangulation occurs once, the victim is how much more likely to be strangled again and killed later?
  • Which factor most commonly leads to a side swipe collision?
  • DV 3rd Degree is classified as which type of offense?
  • How many jurors are on General Sessions?
  • What is an interrogation?
  • In cycle of violence theory, which phase directly follows tension building?
  • Which description matches Condition White?
  • WHICH COMBINATION REPRESENTS THE THREE S'S IN HANDCUFFING PRACTICE?
  • When does crime scene preservation begin?
  • Stalking may be punished when the conduct is intended to cause fear of which of the following?
  • Which case law decided an officer can order the driver out of a stopped car?
  • In a physical investigation, what is the role of photos?
  • Under Family (Harassment/stalking def), which relationship qualifies as part of the family?
  • Which scenario BEST illustrates transitional violence?
  • Which item is included as part of BOLO descriptions for a person?
  • Are all collisions accidents?
  • What stage follows midtrial motions in the trial sequence described?
  • What is the maximum time allowed to report a marital or spousal rape (sexual battery)?
  • Which item is not explicitly listed as part of the gang response framework?
  • In a stop, the front seat being clear primarily facilitates rapid deployment through which door?
  • Which of the following is an element of Harassment 2nd Degree?
  • Under which circumstances can LE enter a residence without a warrant?
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