Law Enforcement & Jurisdiction
The legal authority to act or make arrests.
What is jurisdiction?
This test is a two-day, high-stakes exam required to practice law in a specific state.
What is the Bar Exam?
This common thread among all criminal justice professionals is the reason they are held to a higher standard of conduct.
What is public trust?
This type of security protects people and tangible assets like buildings and property.
What is Physical Security?
Mr. Gould retired from this law enforcement agency in December 2024.
What is the Vermont State Police?
This level of law enforcement is considered the "Backbone" and includes Municipal Police and County Sheriffs.
What is Local Law Enforcement?
These professionals support lawyers but cannot give legal advice.
What are paralegals?
Defined as "doing the right thing even when no one is watching."
What is integrity?
This type of security, also known as InfoSec, protects data and software.
What is Information Security?
This is the room number where the Criminal Justice class is located.
What is E205?
Unlike local police, these agents typically investigate specific types of crimes rather than patrolling streets.
What are federal agents
This courtroom professional creates a word-for-word record of proceedings.
What is a Court Reporter?
The "adrenaline dump" causes this three-part response, which professionals must manage to stay in the "think zone."
What is fight, flight, or freeze?
This term describes an unauthorized person following staff into a secure area.
What is tailgating?
The specialized team Mr. Gould served on as a Patrol Trooper that involved analyzing the scenes shown in his presentation photos.
What is the Crash Reconstruction Team?
This agency is responsible for tracking fugitives, protecting federal judges, and the Witness Protection Program.
What is the U.S. Marshals Service?
This professional’s primary duty is to maintain official court records and collect fines and fees.
What is a Court Clerk?
This trait involves taking ownership of your actions and responsibility to the chain of command.
What is accountability?
This PI function involves in-depth investigation into a person's criminal, financial, and credential history.
What are background checks?
Before moving to Vermont, Mr. Gould worked for this agency for 3.5 years.
What is the Massachusetts State Police?
This agency has the dual mission of protecting the President and investigating counterfeiting and financial fraud.
What is the U.S. Secret Service?
This specialized role focuses on emotional support and explaining rights to those affected by crime.
What is a Victim Advocate?
In corrections, integrity means treating this group fairly regardless of their crime.
What are inmates?
This PI function involves discreetly monitoring individuals or locations to collect evidence.
What is surveillance (or undercover operations)?
In Massachusetts, Mr. Gould held this job before becoming a trooper.
What was Dispatcher (or 911 Calltaker)?