Amendments
Types of Searches
Community Policing
HazMat
Court
100

The first 10 Amendments

The Bill of Rights

100

Permission

Consent Search

100

Community policing is a philosophy of 

Partnerships

100

The 3 HazMat perimeter zones

Hot, Warm & Cold

100

The highest court in the US is the

Supreme Court of the US

200

Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures

4th Amendment

200

An ironclad search

Search Warrant

200

Community policing can be traced back to

Robert Peel

200

PPE meaning

Personal Protective Equipment

200

No jury, just a judge

Bench Trial

300

Protects the right to due process

5th Amendment

300

Only for weapons

Terry Pat or Stop and Frisk

300

4 Steps of the Problem Solving Model

Scanning Analysis Response Assessment

300

Secret drug labs

Clandestine

300

A Grand Jury is a group of people selected to decide whether to

Return an indictment

400

Protects the right to a speedy trial by jury

6th Amendment

400

After being taken into custody

Search incident to arrest

400

President Clinton ordered the creation of this branch of the DoJ (Full Name)

Community Oriented Policing Services

400

Dangerous respiratory depressant

Fentanyl

400

Defense counsel is guaranteed by the

6th Amendment

500

Used in arguments against the use of the death penalty

8th Amendment

500

Necessary based on situation

Exigent Circumstances

500

President Obama's Taskforce

Taskforce on 21st Century Policing

500

Replaced latex gloves

Nitrile

500

Testifying where the incident took place

Establishing venue