NYPD School Safety First Trimester Practice Test

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• What is the first step in the 8-step Method and Tactical Control?
• Which term describes a statement that implicates self incrimination or implicates someone else?
• Which word corresponds to the letter I in PRIDE?
• A legally punishable act that can result in jail time is known as what?
• What is an arrest warrant?
• Which office is responsible for prosecution of cases within the department?
• What is the role of the Department's Advocates Office?
• What is the OCCB?
• Which statement aligns with Non-custodial Interrogation?
• Which act was enacted in 1882 to prohibit immigration of a specific group of workers into the United States for a decade?
• Adolescent development begins and ends at approximately which age range?
• Who was granted citizenship due to The Jones Act?
• Which term best describes the NYPD's organizational style?
• Does School Safety execute warrants?
• How many Patrol Boroughs does the NYPD have?
• Which right is guaranteed by the 6th Amendment?
• What is a confession?
• A petty offense is best described as which of the following?
• In the mnemonic Mark CC Abrams, what does the letter K represent?
• A homeless youth is defined as a young person who has no place of shelter and is in need of what?
• Perjury is a misdemeanor if which condition is met?
• Which step comes after greeting and identification in the 8-step method?
• Which term among the five appeals corresponds to giving the other person choices?
• A Professional SSA is best described as someone capable of what?
• What is the Youth Police Academy?
• How many articles are in the Constitution?
• In PRIDE, what does the letter P stand for?
• What is an offense?
• Which of the following is listed as a sign of sexual abuse in youths?
• What does the Patrol Guide primarily contain?
• True or False: In emergencies, the normal direction requirement is waived.
• When speaking to a student you should always be
• Which of the following is NOT a Monitoring category?
• Ethnocentrism is defined as which of the following?
• Which article of the U.S. Constitution establishes the Judicial Branch?
• Which word corresponds to the letter 'A' in SAFER?
• Custody + Interrogation = ?
• What does the act/ voluntary compliance emphasize?
• Which statement best defines cultural competence?
• What is Criminal Law?
• Which of the following is a type of leave of absence?
• Operational discretion refers to which concept?
• Abandonment of a child under 14 is classified as what offense?
• Aggressive Resistance is defined as
• What is Non-custodial Interrogation?
• What is criminal negligence?
• Which option indicates that all three deflector phrases are listed?
• Which option correctly lists the components of the acronym FADO?
• How is a homeless youth described in terms of needs?
• Which description best defines a truant?
• In the elements of an offense, what does the "mental element" refer to?
• The NYPD is organized by what principle?
• A neglected child is defined as?
• What do you do when you pick up a truant?
• Under the Carroll Doctrine, warrantless vehicle searches are permissible when which condition exists?
• Which statement about the five types of warrants is true according to the material?
• Where should you deliver a picked-up truant if impractical to deliver to the school principal or designee?
• When do you fingerprint a juvenile?
• Which statement is not part of the Miranda warnings?
• What level of force do we use?
• Which statement about the No Sock Law is true?
• What must you inform the student about when applying restraint?
• Which age range is included in the definition of a juvenile delinquent?
• What is the appeal/ ethical appeal?
• What does heterosexual mean?
• How many people should be in a lineup?
• The act enacted in 1917 is known as which act?
• What statement is part of the Miranda warnings?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed disposition?
• What does the 4th Amendment protect?
• What are the two types of arrests?
• What are the penalties from charges and specs?
• When can a SSA search a student's person?
• Which component is the practical appeal?
• Which of the following is true about reporting child abuse?
• Which cases does Criminal Court handle?
• The options/ personal appeal?
• Which of the following is listed as an exception to the warrant requirement?
• Which item is collected at Step 5 of the 8-step Method?
• In what year did School Safety obtain SPO status?
• Under the Miranda warnings, what happens if you cannot afford an attorney?
• During an imminent threat of death or serious physical injury, an Agent should
• What makes a confession admissible?
• If an on-duty agent witnesses a crime and fails to report it, what are they guilty of?
• Which term best describes a category of gang that focuses on a specific situation or event?
• What is a Person In Need of Supervision (PINS)?
• Abandonment is considered intentional when the caregiver does which?
• The confirmation/ practical appeal?
• Which statement correctly defines a runaway?
• The four parts of the Penal Law are
• The Constitution currently has how many amendments?
• Which option correctly lists the four parts of the Penal Law in the correct order?
• What are the five appeals discussed?
• Which word corresponds to the letter E in PRIDE?
• Which is one of the Monitoring categories?
• Who acts as a liaison between their command and the Intelligence Division?
• How many Youth Police Academy academies exist and where are they located?
• Which of the following is a listed leave type?
• What are deflector phrases used for?
• Which statement best defines the term "recklessly"?
• What are the sources of the American Law?
• A warrantless search following a lawful arrest is permitted in order to?
• Who is the highest ranking uniformed member of the NYPD?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four culpable mental states?
• In the MAN acronym, which term does the letter N represent?
• In which year was The Immigration Act revised to permit 700,000 immigrants into the United States?
• Which statement correctly differentiates maltreated from abused?
• What is the highest civil service rank mentioned?
• What is prepared for juveniles at least 7 but no more than 16?
• For court appearances you are in uniform except for which duty status?
• The term 'reasonable suspicion' is used to justify which action?
• What is the age range for Youth Police Academy participants?
• Which statement describes the concept of Miranda as defined in the material?
• Which court is the highest court in the United States?
• What is homophobia?
• The 1990 revision of the Immigration Act allowed how many immigrants?
• Which acronym stands for the unit responsible for issuing police information and public communications?
• SSA Level 3 refers to which role?
• What tools does a Professional SSA have available?
• What is the role of a probationary School Safety Agent?
• Ethics is defined as what?
• What are Values?
• The act enacted in 1924 is primarily associated with which area of law?
• Who is appointed by the mayor?
• Which word corresponds to the letter 'E' in SAFER?
• Under normal circumstances, when may you search a student's locker?
• In what year did The Chinese Exclusion Act prohibit the immigration of Chinese laborers into the US for 10 years?
• In the Monitoring categories, which letter corresponds to designated off limit locations?
• What form is prepared for a prisoner who requires or refuses medical attention?
• Who must direct a locker search under normal circumstances?
• Who initiated the Safe Schools Weapon Scanning program?
• Is pregnancy listed as a sign of sexual abuse?
• Tampering with physical evidence is which type of offense?
• How far is 'enough' personal space?
• Chain of Custody is defined as which of the following?
• What year was The Immigration Act?
• What is gender expression?
• Perjury is a felony if which condition is met?
• In PRIDE, what does the letter D stand for?
• The right to a speedy trial is guaranteed by which amendment?
• What year was The Jones Act?
• What should you do before placing a prisoner into an RMP?
• What should you avoid doing in a Mosque?
• The term for a direct acknowledgment of guilt is:
• In what year was The Refugee Act enacted?
• Under the Special Victims rule, the notification is required for sex crimes or attempted sex crimes involving a child who is under which age?
• The action of signing a written instrument with an oath with intent to mislead a public servant is which of the following?
• Which step follows the Preliminary Hearing in the felony arrest process?
• What is reckless?
• What does CCRB stand for?
• How many Patrol Boroughs make up the NYPD?
• When scanning students who must be present?
• Policy discretion refers to which of the following?
• How is a prisoner transported in an RMP?
• Which item is NOT one of the deflector phrases?
• Which of the following is not listed as an element of an offense?
• In what year did School Safety merge with the NYPD?
• How many articles and amendments does the United States Constitution have?
• Which cases are handled in Family Court?
• Acculturation is defined as defined as which of the following?
• Which term describes the process of integrating into another culture while typically preserving some elements of the original culture?
• What is a preliminary hearing?
• What are petty offenses?
• The act that granted citizenship to Puerto Ricans is which act?
• Under the Carroll Doctrine, when is a warrant not required to search a vehicle?
• What do you do if you've found contraband on a student after searching their locker?
• Which branch does School Safety fall under?
• In the 12-step felony arrest process, which step immediately follows arraignment?
• Runaways fall within which category in youth services?
• A juvenile delinquent is described as?
• Who signs an arrest warrant?
• In policy terms, what does intentional mean?
• Which list correctly identifies the four parts of the Criminal Justice System?
• Which agency does not execute warrants according to the material?
• The Aguilar-Spinelli two-pronged test assesses which aspect?
• What is a summary arrest?
• In the felony arrest process, which stage involves a court where felony cases may be heard?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of MALT?
• The Constitution contains how many articles?
• What was The Refugee Act?
• What is gender identity?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a mandated reporter in the material?
• In a lineup context, how many photographs are typically used to form a Photo Array?
• What are 3 types of overtime?
• What do the letters M A N collectively describe in the context?
• Which statement best describes a preliminary hearing's purpose?
• In an emergency, which of the following is true about locker searches?
• Which court is described as the busiest?
• What is Machismo?
• Which term describes an irrational fear of someone who identifies sexually as gay or lesbian?
• What is the function of the NYS Penal Law?
• What is the primary function of the DCPI?
• What is a pedigree card?
• Which of the following best defines a truant?
• The pedigree card is used to document and monitor what about prisoners?
• Who must be present during the search of a student?
• An abused child is defined as?
• Which of the following is a stated reason for a warrantless search after arrest?
• What does the Hate Crimes Task Force investigate?
• Failure to report child abuse by a mandated reporter is classified as
• Which act governs refugee admissions to the United States?
• Criminal Law, as defined, primarily concerns offenses against which of the following?
• Who conducts strip searches?
• Which rank serves as the initial supervisory level in the NYPD?
• A student's name will not be recorded on a Criminal Incident Report for which offenses?
• Which protection is associated with the 5th Amendment?
• Need for recognition and acceptance?
• Which of the following is required to search a locker under normal rules?
• What does the 8th Amendment protect?
• What are the elements of an offense?
• Which item is NOT listed as part of the four components of the Criminal Justice System?
• What is SAFER?
• What is biphobia?
• The Aided Report Worksheet is typically created for which party?
• What are Spontaneously Volunteered Statements?
• What is a professional SSA?
• Which description best matches the definition of a runaway?
• How should you handcuff a student?
• When was School Safety's first formal uniform introduced?
• Do you have to handcuff a student?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the five appeals?
• Civil Law (Tort) concerns which of the following?
• When was the Hate Crimes Task Force created?
• Which of the following are NYS trial courts?
• A person 13, 14, or 15 who commits certain serious felonies?
• What is the final step in the 8-step Method?
• What does the acronym DCPI stand for?
• What are the types of gangs?
• Which statement best distinguishes confession from admission?
• In the acronym MALT, what does the letter A stand for?
• What is a leave of absence report?
• The Aided Report Worksheet is created for which person?
• PJ CAPS includes which item listed in the material?
• Which scenario best reflects cultural competence?
• The term 'contraband' is associated with which policy?
• Which statement correctly matches the first three articles to their branches?
• The 'No Sock Law' refers to
• A maltreated child is best defined as?
• What is the fundamental law of the United States?
• In the mnemonic Mark CC Abrams, what does the letter B stand for?
• The OCCB investigates which types of offenses?
• The act/ voluntary compliance?
• What is the age range for the Explorers program?
• What is an admission?
• In MAN, which option best reflects the phrase as a set?
• The year 1998 is associated with which milestone?
• Which act addresses refugees and overall immigration policy in U.S. history according to the material?
• Which step occurs immediately before arraignment in the felony arrest process?
• Who is the first line supervisor in the NYPD structure?
• Which action describes when you may search a locker?
• What does the letter M stand for in Mark CC Abrams?
• In this policy, who is the 'principal or designee'?
• Which year range marks when School Safety introduced its first formal uniform?
• What is the context/ rational appeal?
• Who represents you at charges and specs?
• In New York State, which court is the highest court?
• What does the letter M stand for in the MAN child acronym?
• A Photo Array should contain how many pictures?
• Which statement about Special Victims notification is true?
• How many fillers are in a lineup?
• How many amendments does the Constitution have?
• What is knowingly?
• What does OCCB stand for?
• Which word corresponds to the letter 'R' in SAFER?
• Which statement is true about Miranda and rights waivers?
• What year was Miranda v. Arizona?
• SSA falls under which bureau?