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100

What is Terry V. Ohio?

Case that established the Terry Frisk.

100

What is "Ability, Opportunity, and Jeopardy"?

Framework used to decide when use of force is justified

100

Who is “Meat”?

The nickname the SWAT team uses for Sgt. Danhue.

100

What is reflective listening?

Repeating or paraphrasing what someone says to show understanding.

100

What is Miranda warning? 

This specific procedure must be followed by law enforcement before questioning 

200

What is Officer Presence?

The first level of the Use of force Continium.

200

What is unreasonable searches and seizures?

the fourth amendment prevents.

200

What is backdrop awareness?

This principle states officers must know what lies behind a suspect before using force.

200

What is ability, opportunity, and jeopardy (AOJ)?

The three-part tactical principle used by SLED to determine whether deadly force is justified.

200

Double Locking? 

Ensure handcuffs cannot be tighten accidentally 

300

What is Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act?

The acronym OODA in OODA loop stands for.

300

What is Depression and/or Schizophrenia?

This disorder can cause flat or inappropriate affect.

300

What is the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine?

The doctrine that excludes illegally obtained evidence, along with anything discovered

300

What is interrupting the suspect’s OODA Loop?

The phenomenon where a bright flashlight can temporarily disrupt an aggressor’s ability

300

Graham V. Connor? 

Case evaluating whether an officer use of force is appropriate 

400

What is Contact, Cover, and Communication?

The 3 C's of arrest.

400

What is soft empty hand control?

The minimum risk injury some officers use as a use of force.

400

What is slicing the pie?

This survival tactic involves checking corners, doorways, and angles before entering a room

400

What is summarizing?

The communication technique that ties together a conversation, ensures clarity 

400

What is the Eighth Amendment? 

Addresses excessive bail, fines and cruel and unusual punishment 

500

What is Michigan V. Sitz?

The court case that upheld sobriety stops as constitutional.

500

What is 6-9 feet?

The distance Reactionary gap Sgt. Donahue mentioned in class.

500

What is 40%?

This percentage of communication comes from body language.

500

What is reasonable suspicion?

This level of justification allows an officer to briefly detain someone  

500

What is Pennsylvania v. Mimms? 

1977 case held that officers may order a driver out of a vehicle during a lawful traffic stop 

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