Suburban Law Enforcement Academy (SLEA) Week 2 Practice Test

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• What is the penalty for Criminal Sexual Assault under 11-1.20?
• Which combination constitutes the crime of conspiracy as described?
• Seizure of a Person occurs when which condition is met?
• Franks Hearing originates from which case?
• Which is NOT a PPCT Component of Acceptability?
• Which statement describes the highest level of the Levels of Force?
• Stunning technique is defined as what?
• What percentage describes the subconscious?
• What is the correct order of the four steps in Survival Reaction Time?
• Motor dysfunction refers to what?
• Absolute (Strict) Liability description?
• Can you search someone just because they are on a Terry Stop?
• Movement Time is measured from which event to which event?
• The principle of escalation and de-escalation states that an officer's response should adjust based on which factor?
• Not listed mental state?
• Which statement best describes the role of the totality of circumstances in probable cause?
• Burglary requires which element?
• What do you need for an arrest?
• What makes an offense a Hate Crime?
• What defines a misdemeanor?
• Under Graham, when is the reasonableness of an officer’s use of force judged?
• In Estate of Starks v Enyart, why was the officer's shooting of the driver deemed unjustified?
• When should you make the suspect kneel for handcuffing?
• Graham factors include severity of the crime, threat level, resistance level, and what other element?
• What is the correct penalty class for 2nd Degree Murder?
• What percentage of the mind is conscious?
• List of Mental States included?
• What is the mental state required for Obstructing Justice?
• Arson requires damage by fire or explosives to property worth at least how much?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Four T's in Use of Force?
• What mental state is required for involuntary manslaughter?
• A Terry Stop is characterized by which justification?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a justification level in the use-of-force framework?
• Is the lowest level of force always required when responding to resistance?
• Under which conditions may a non-resident legally carry a firearm in Illinois?
• Which term best matches a technique that displaces balance through leverage?
• Which of the following is NOT a step of the Survival Reaction Time?
• When should an officer negotiate?
• P/C to Seize Property pertains to which standard?
• Which term describes vision without conscious awareness?
• Robbery is punishable by which Class?
• Retail theft penalties include Class A for under $300 and Class 4 for over $300. Which statement describes this tier?
• What duration does a plenary order of protection typically have?
• The practical definition of seizure includes which statement?
• Which statement best describes a felony?
• Aggravated Kidnapping is defined under which statute?
• Franks v Delaware leads to which hearing in search warrant challenges?
• What best distinguishes 2nd Degree Murder from 1st Degree Murder?
• What mental state is required for Public Indecency?
• What is the Iron Lock Wrist Takedown used for?
• Barnes v Felix was decided by which court?
• Response Time comprises which components?
• All relevant facts being weighed together to determine probable cause to seize property illustrates which concept?
• Reaction Time refers to which description?
• Seizure Practical Definition states that seizure occurs when which of the following is true?
• Which set correctly lists the Four T's in Use of Force?
• Which of the following are tactical considerations to handcuffing?
• What is needed to obtain a CCL?
• What is the penalty class for 1st Degree Murder as described?
• Which duty requires stepping in if you witness another officer violating someone’s rights, regardless of rank?
• Residential Burglary is defined by entering or remaining in what type of structure?
• Which is NOT a condition for Aggravated Assault?
• What does Tactical Human Factors study?
• Disorderly Conduct penalties are determined by which factor?
• Which element is required for Public Indecency under the statute?
• During a Terry stop, if a subject refuses to identify themselves but is not physically resisting, can they be charged with failure to identify?
• Which term describes the storehouse of memories and past experiences, including those repressed by trauma?
• What is the penalty for Resisting or Obstructing a Peace Officer?
• Which of the following is a PPCT concept related to reaction during encounters?
• Does IL allow open carry?
• What does the phrase 'the Level of Force has to balance the Level of Resistance' imply?
• Is it permissible to resist an unlawful arrest?
• Which describes Sexual Conduct?
• Which statute number corresponds to 1st Degree Murder in this material?
• RAS stands for which phrase?
• Which statement describes the first level of the Levels of Force?
• Which statement correctly compares the standards of probable cause and reasonable suspicion?
• Which of the following is a type of subject?
• Which of the following is a Level of Control?
• Disorderly Conduct penalties depend on?
• Which statement about FOID and CCL is true?
• Distraction techniques are defined as what?
• Armed Robbery carries which penalty class?
• After an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS), what can an officer expect?
• Which of the following is a PPCT Component of Acceptability?
• Under the Good Faith doctrine, evidence obtained from a warrant is admissible even if probable cause is later found to be lacking, as long as the officer acted in good faith.
• Which description best matches the subconscious in terms of memory recall?
• Movement Time is defined as what?
• What is the penalty for Unlawful Restraint?
• Residential Burglary vs Burglary: Which offense targets entering the dwelling of another with intent to commit theft or a felony?
• Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child: offender age and victim age?
• Which statement accurately describes seizure of a person?
• Punishment for an attempted charge is reduced by one class from the punishment for what?
• Which of the following is a Level of Resistance?
• Which describes the Stalking offense?
• What is the typical duration of an emergency order of protection?
• Balance displacement uses which principle to displace balance?
• Harmful Material penalty (base)?
• Inchoate Offenses are?
• The Plain View Doctrine permits seizure without a warrant when which conditions are met?
• Which is a Tactical Reactionary Option?
• Which factor can make an Assault into Aggravated Assault?
• Reckless Discharge of a Firearm is punishable as which class?
• Which statement best describes the Fourth Amendment protection?
• In People v Mandarino (2013), how many baton strikes were deemed unreasonable?
• Which mental state is required to violate an order or protection?
• What does Tactical Research do?
• Which term refers to an imminent danger requiring defensive action?
• Which statute governs Illinois Use of Force?
• Which element differentiates Robbery from standard theft?
• Can someone grant you authority to conceal carry in an area that has signage prohibiting firearms?
• Which statute governs search warrants in Illinois?
• What is the mental state required for Criminal Sexual Assault under 11-1.20?
• What is the required mental state for kidnapping?
• Which custodial interrogation concept is explicitly invoked in the 'Justification Levels' framework?
• If you have a CCL, do you have to apply with "gun free zone" signs?
• People v Serrato (2nd Dist, 2023) describes which concept?
• Which statement best describes when deadly force is permissible under use-of-force statutes?
• Which description matches the subconscious?
• What is the purpose of the threat pattern recognition system?
• Which Federal Circuit Court has jurisdiction over Illinois?
• What is Sexual Penetration defined as?
• Burglary is punishable by which Class?
• Which describes the elements of Assault?
• Which describes Imminent Threat?
• Retail theft in Illinois is defined under which statute?
• Which of the following are elements of Resisting or Obstructing a Peace Officer?
• Within how many hours after being sworn out must a warrant be executed?
• Arson requires damage by fire or explosives to property worth at least how much?
• Under Criminal Sexual Abuse, if the victim is 13-17 and the offender is less than 5 years older, the penalty is?
• Knowledge definition?
• Which practice is emphasized in Threat Pattern Recognition?
• Theory of Accountability description?
• All statutes must have three things?
• Motor dysfunction is characterized by what effect?
• What is meant by objective reasonableness in use-of-force cases?
• Balance displacement involves what?
• Which takedown is used during handcuffing?
• According to Baird v Renbarger, which is an excessive use of force?
• Which statement correctly lists the elements of kidnapping?
• Why is there a vehicle exception that permits warrantless searches of vehicles when probable cause exists?
• Which factors are considered examples of lethal force?
• In the Levels of Force, what is the second level described?
• Aggravated Discharge of a Firearm carries which possible penalties?
• In the Survival Reaction Time, what is the second step?
• Intent definition?
• Can a non-resident conceal carry in Illinois?
• Which case held that pointing a gun at a non-resisting, compliant individual is an excessive use of force?
• In evaluating an officer's use of deadly force, what standard did the Supreme Court establish?
• Theft from a person is penalized as which offense level?
• In the Survival Reaction Time, what is the third step?
• Which set of conditions correctly describes the Plain View Doctrine's admissibility?
• In the Survival Reaction Time, what is the first step?
• Which option is NOT a stated part of Threat Pattern Recognition?
• Which option does NOT describe a listed type of subject?
• Which statement describes the justification for an investigative stop?
• Which statement describes Inverted U Law?
• What is the minimum safe PPCT Reactionary Gap distance?
• Which of the following is listed as a de-escalation strategy?
• Under Armstrong v Pinehurst (4th Cir. 2016), officers are permitted to use their taser only when they are perceived to be in immediate danger.
• Which two theories comprise the Two Theories of Control?
• Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child penalty?
• Which case identified the baton-strike issue in Mandarino?
• The vehicle exception to the search warrant rule is grounded in which rationale?
• Do you need a CCL to carry on private property?
• What is required to perform a plain feel search for a weapon on a detainee?
• What is defined as a search in constitutional terms?
• Section 1983 lawsuits involve violations of what?
• Which describes misdemeanor punishment?
• Which option describes the components of Response Time?
• Resistance is most likely to occur at what moment?
• Which activity is a fine motor skill example?
• What defines a petty offense?
• When should you double lock the handcuffs?
• Which statement best describes the Fleeing Felon Rule under Garner?
• What is the penalty class for kidnapping?
• What is the mental state required for Unlawful Restraint?
• Which phrase describes a level of force that is recognized but not actually applied?
• Escort Position Resistance is described as which of the following?
• Which case held that pepper spray could be justified in response to a subject who is physically resisting arrest?
• Following an Officer Involved Shooting, which practice is described regarding blood tests and department assistance?
• Which statement best defines Constructive Force?
• Unlawful Use of Weapon stands for which term?
• What is the required mental state for Resisting or Obstructing a Peace Officer?
• Grooming penalty?
• Prostitution element?
• Probable cause is best described as?
• Which option best describes a 'Search Incident to an Arrest'?
• Can you be sued for violating a department policy?
• Stalking requires that the offender's conduct caused the target to fear for safety on at least how many occasions?
• What is the penalty class for involuntary manslaughter?
• Distraction techniques typically last about how long?
• Recklessness definition?
• Which statement describes Deadly Force?
• Which term is used to describe a resisted escort during handcuffing?
• Which concept best defines constructive possession?
• Good Faith exception does not apply when:
• Which duty requires medical assistance after any use of force, regardless of the level of force?
• Which term refers to the physical force applied to a person's body?
• The Reaction Time Model describes what?
• What mental state is described for 1st Degree Murder in the material?
• What additional element makes Robbery 'Aggravated Robbery'?
• Which set lists inchoate offenses?
• Which element constitutes Battery?
• Which statement about open carry and concealed carry in Illinois is accurate?
• Inchoate offense example?
• To be guilty of attempt, what two elements must a person have?
• What position should the officer be in during the application for cuffs, as well as escort position?
• Which is an aggravating factor under 11-1.30?
• An anticipatory search warrant is issued based on what two elements?
• What distinguishes reckless homicide from involuntary manslaughter in this material?
• Force must be what?
• Under Tennessee v Garner, deadly force may be used against a fleeing felon only if which condition is met?
• The scope of a Search Incident to an Arrest includes which area?
• If someone has a valid FOID Card but the CCL is expired, what would they be charged with?
• Which factor elevates Unlawful Restraint to an aggravated offense?
• Stunning technique lasts for how long?
• How is Great Bodily Harm defined in the material?
• Which statement correctly defines Complex motor skills?
• Pain compliance is defined as what?
• What is the penalty for Obstructing Justice?
• Reasonable Articulable Suspicion (RAS) is defined as what?
• Which is NOT an element of Aggravated Battery?
• An anticipatory search warrant is issued based on what?