Working Together to achieve a common goal
What is Collaboration
Action speaks louder than...
What is Words
The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue
What is Critical Thinking
A serious crime, usually punishable by more than one year in prison.
What is a Felony
The formal questioning of a suspect by law enforcement officers.
What is an Interrogation
Being accountable for your actions and duties
What is Responsibility
The deliberate practice of focusing fully on a speaker,
What is Active Listening
Choosing among alternatives based on reasoning
What is Decision Making
A less serious crime, usually punishable by fines or less than one year in jail.
What is a Misdemeanor
The rights police must read to a suspect (right to remain silent, right to an attorney) before questioning.
What are the Miranda Rights
The sharing of ideas and information.
What is Communication
The process of conveying meaning through the use of spoken or written words.
What is Verbal Communication
Examining information to understand it's components
What is Analyzing
A legal document issued by a judge allowing police to make an arrest, search, or seize property.
What is a Warrant
The legal power or authority a law enforcement agency or court has over a certain area or type of case.
What is Jurisdiction
The process of resolving disagreements
What is Conflict Resolution
The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements.
What is Body Language
This decision making model involves making choices based on instincts or gut feelings
What is The Intuitive Decision Making Model
Reasonable grounds for making an arrest, conducting a search, or pressing a charge.
What is Probable Cause
The documented process of handling evidence to ensure it hasn’t been tampered with
What is Chain of Custody
The behaviors and interactions among team members
What is Team Dynamics
The transmission of information and meaning through signals other than words,
What is Non-Verbal Communication
This decision making model is a systematic approach to making choices based on logic, analysis, and the evaluation of alternatives.
What is the Rational Decision Making Model
A statement made under oath, usually in court, by a witness or defendant.
What is Testimony
The legal requirement that the government must respect a person’s rights and follow fair procedures.
What is Due Process