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  • What is the primary concern when placing yourself at an intersection during traffic direction?
  • Which area is recommended as high center mass to align with vital organs when aiming to stop a threat?
  • Exigent circumstances: Which is NOT an exigent circumstance?
  • After a home has been burglarized, what are the three areas a victim usually requests help with?
  • Which statement correctly describes Traffic Engineering within the 4 Es framework?
  • What should you do if you discover an item that may be part of a meth lab?
  • At an auction, when the debt has been satisfied, what happens to unsold property and any excess funds?
  • For curved skids, how should the distance be measured?
  • What does a Preliminary Hearing determine?
  • Which condition defines Combat Ready Sling Carry for rifles?
  • Are mentally ill and mentally retarded the same thing?
  • What is required when conducting field tests?
  • Protection orders can be filed by whom?
  • Which statement accurately contrasts Protection Orders with Harassment Protection Orders?
  • Which pairing correctly maps the two PPCT methods to their control principles?
  • PDI is used for which types of cases in disposition proceedings?
  • A motor vehicle traffic accident is best described as an accident which occurs on a traffic way.
  • Which of the following is one of the Ethical Choice Strategies according to Blanchard and Peale?
  • Which questions are used to analyze Fourth Amendment protections?
  • Which stalker seeks to frighten and distress the target due to a sense of injustice and desire for revenge?
  • Which of the following is NOT a top reason for failed room entries?
  • Hicks Law describes that increasing the number of options has what effect on response time?
  • Under NRS 60-6,196, does the statute state that a person 'shall' or 'may' be guilty?
  • Which factors determine drug scheduling?
  • Which of the following is NOT among the three measurements needed to be taken at all crashes?
  • Under the fire scene exception, which action is permissible without a warrant?
  • Which statement defines reasonable articulable suspicion?
  • Which is a principle of team movements?
  • Which is a principle element of Ethical Policing?
  • In the federal court system serving Nebraska, which court has appellate jurisdiction over cases arising from district courts within Nebraska?
  • What is the tangent point?
  • Which statement about inventory procedures is correct?
  • What does 28-311.03 Stalking define?
  • Which of the following is a recognized clue in the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test?
  • Which categories are included under intimate partners?
  • Which of the following is a key element of giving good verbal commands and the first primary instruction?
  • Weapon retention/disarming releases are classified as what type of control?
  • What is the consequence for improper release of law enforcement records?
  • Most of the alcohol a person drinks is absorbed into the bloodstream through which site?
  • A.D.D. stands for?
  • Terry stops/vehicles: What is the correct standard for a stop?
  • For first-degree sexual assault of a child under the conditions described, which scenario qualifies?
  • Which statement about affirmative defenses is true?
  • Which of the following is a blocking technique?
  • How is alcohol digested?
  • In which scenarios are barricades commonly needed for traffic control?
  • What are the justifications for the exclusionary rule?
  • Inhalants are categorized into three types. Which option lists all three?
  • How often do Review Hearings occur after the initial disposition hearing?
  • The extension of respect in tactical communication emphasizes that respect is owed to which of the following?
  • In crash reconstruction terminology, what does Distance refer to?
  • What is the purpose of the First Amendment?
  • Which item is listed as a common available product used to produce meth?
  • In relation to religious protections, officers should...
  • Which action qualifies as Domestic Assault 3rd?
  • Which of the following is a common cognitive effect of cannabis use?
  • Identify the danger of police society.
  • What is the primary concept of a theme in criminal interrogation?
  • Which ID procedure triggers the right to counsel at the post-indictment stage?
  • Two interrelated goals accomplished by using community policing.
  • Skid marks are the result of tire sliding over a roadway. What information can skid mark analysis provide?
  • Which statement about night-time stops is true?
  • Which statement maps the 14th Amendment challenge to confession admissibility?
  • Which statement describes when specialized skills or equipment may be needed in an investigation?
  • What does 60-6,197.07 state?
  • Which landmark case is listed in pursuit policy?
  • Which is a non-accident example?
  • For prison escape justification defense, which is NOT an element?
  • Which statement is NOT one of the four primary purposes for taking measurements?
  • What term describes the use of fixed checkpoints to assess sobriety during traffic enforcement?
  • What is a key reason the team uses long cover and rear guard to move slowly back into the threshold after entry?
  • Which step would you take to gather information from repair facilities about potential leads?
  • Which step must be completed prior to officer's exit from the patrol car?
  • Which term describes a reference point with physical presence?
  • Which statement about fatalities is true?
  • Define controlled substances.
  • Which event in 1966 is described as a pinnacle incident changing law enforcement response?
  • Enforcement action regarding drug paraphernalia?
  • Where is the GVWR information for a commercial vehicle typically located?
  • One category of Defensive Counter-strikes is inside the reactionary gap. What is the other?
  • Juveniles transported to and from court can be held up to how many hours?
  • Which conditions should photos be as close as possible to at the time of the crash?
  • Which statement about tempered and laminated glass is correct?
  • Which statement correctly describes the 'least harmful option' requirement in the choice of evils defense?
  • Which system provides secure connectivity for 130 Nebraska agencies to the FBI's NCIC?
  • Under One-Plus-One Theory, when faced with Level II resistance, what level of force is justifiable?
  • Mistrial is defined as a declaration by a court that a trial in process should be called off because of a mistake so unfair to one party that it cannot be overcome by corrective instructions. Which of the following alternatives best reflects this definition?
  • Which of the following is typically an example of a general intent crime?
  • Which statement is NOT a permissible form of consent to search?
  • Which substance is known as wood alcohol?
  • Which technique is described as a distraction technique?
  • Which outcome occurs when law enforcement has probable cause to arrest for a jail-able offense?
  • Which category best describes 'Motorcycle Gangs' among threat groups?
  • Harass definition under 28-311.02(2a) requires...
  • What best defines voluntary contact in law enforcement?
  • Telephonic warrants are an exception to which requirement?
  • What defines drug paraphernalia?
  • Who can waive or invoke personal rights in juvenile proceedings?
  • Which activity is used to verify licensing and vehicle ownership by querying databases?
  • In applying the horizontal angle of incidence, which principle is described?
  • Which of the following is an investigative solution for burglary?
  • Identify the variable NOT listed as defining a juvenile's world.
  • Which statement is true about windshield glass as described?
  • Why can't a single verbal or non-verbal cue reliably indicate deception during an interview?
  • Once the Sixth Amendment right attaches, which practice is improper?
  • Which sequence correctly lists the levels of control from least to greatest?
  • Which organ is primarily involved in metabolizing alcohol?
  • Which is the first step in applying a pain compliance technique?
  • Which option is NOT an example of high-risk stop tactics?
  • Under NE State Law, who is authorized to take a person into Emergency Protective Custody?
  • 3 Channels of Communication
  • Which of the following are methods to establish correct Motor Carrier Identification information?
  • Under the general rule for defense of property, force may be used when it is immediately necessary to prevent or terminate an unlawful entry or trespass, or the unlawful carrying away of tangible movable property. Which option best reflects this rule?
  • In a hit-and-run follow-up, which activity involves contacting body shops and part stores for information?
  • Which of the following is an aerosol inhalant?
  • Skip skid marks should be measured in which manner?
  • Which factor is commonly cited by courts when evaluating use of force?
  • Upper thoracic point of aim is defined as which of the following?
  • Which statements are required for a valid search warrant?
  • Which term denotes an intentional act of self-destruction?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of the Highway Safety Matrix?
  • Which component emphasizes safety first, gun hand free, relative positioning?
  • Which neurological sign is commonly observed in Shaken Baby Syndrome?
  • Which statement defines custody for the purposed of the Miranda doctrine?
  • The good faith exception allows evidence obtained by officers acting in reasonable reliance on a warrant issued by a neutral and detached judge to be admissible even if the warrant is later declared unconstitutional.
  • What are the statutory requirements for executing a search warrant?
  • Implied consent is discussed under which statute?
  • Under California v. Greenwood, is obtaining evidence from garbage left for collection outside the grounds of a house an unreasonable search?
  • In the 4 Es framework, which area focuses on roadway changes and mechanical aspects?
  • Venue in criminal cases typically refers to what?
  • Identify and explain the legal requirements for waiver by a juvenile or an intoxicated person.
  • In evaluating whether a belief in self-defense is reasonable, which statement is true?
  • Which is a minimum requirement for a scale drawing process?
  • What is the primary objective used to evaluate the reasonableness of force under Graham?
  • Which method is identified as a way to reduce survival stress?
  • In the sul position, where is the muzzle pointed?
  • Which term describes juveniles who commit acts that are offenses because of their age?
  • Which describes the typical causes of failure to feed?
  • What is the final stage in the five areas of perception/reaction time?
  • Which handgun fundamental is described as the most difficult to master?
  • What is the minimum following distance recommended?
  • Which statement best describes the Crisis Zone?
  • What are the three components of a suicide risk assessment?
  • Why are the highest ethical and moral standards necessary for law enforcement officers?
  • Which action is included to control the scene and gather intel when neutralization is not immediate?
  • Pavement grinding is primarily caused by which of the following?
  • Which factors may convert a voluntary encounter into a seizure?
  • Which statement distinguishes a hostage barricade from an active shooter?
  • Document all behavior, verbal and non-verbal
  • PENS stands for which four types of abuse?
  • Define Criminal Investigation as the collection of information and evidence for identifying, apprehending, and convicting suspected offenders.
  • What conditions justify defense of a third person?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as an intimate partner category?
  • Which term best describes the purpose of police patrol?
  • In Nebraska known threat group identifiers, Surenos are associated with which color?
  • Which option best reflects the set of exceptions to the general rule that illegally obtained statements cannot be used?
  • Which is one of the factors that could cause a confession to be suppressed?
  • Under the Fourth Amendment, when does evidence obtained by a private citizen trigger Fourth Amendment review?
  • Gang graffiti can help identify all of the following EXCEPT:
  • What does immediately necessary mean in the context of using force to prevent escape from detention?
  • Which strike is identified as the most powerful in the impact weapon system?
  • Can an EPC subject with no criminal record be housed in a jail facility?
  • Which principle of verbal behavior is associated with causing the most anxiety?
  • What is the general rule for plain view seizures?
  • Which statement describes the use of force in parenting a child or toward incompetents?
  • Suprascapular Stun provides what type of control?
  • Which of the following is an example of a civil service activity during patrol?
  • Which of the following is a primary source of laws governing use of force?
  • Implicit biases, when not recognized, can negatively affect tactical communication by impacting how we relate to which group?
  • Which statute places drugs into schedules?
  • What best defines entrapment?
  • Which case established the inevitable discovery exception?
  • Rollover strip is described as which type of empty hand?
  • What is the definition of racial profiling?
  • Which amendment secures the right to jury trial in civil matters?
  • Which drug category is identified as posing the biggest threat to law enforcement officers with persons under influence?
  • Which of the following is NOT a fear perception?
  • Which statement best defines a felony?
  • Which statement about Hicks Law is accurate?
  • Which scenario might justify operating a LE vehicle at night without headlights?
  • Which task directly validates vehicle records and license data using data systems?
  • What is a first step when collecting a cell phone as evidence?
  • Which is an example of Economic Abuse?
  • Which statement about department policy on use of force is true?
  • What is the recommended method for documenting bruises?
  • If time allows during victim evacuation, what should responders communicate?
  • What are the two types of roadblocks?
  • What is the primary purpose of separating the witnesses during interviews?
  • Psychoactive substances are defined as what?
  • In Florida v. Jardines, which statement is correct about K9 deployment at a residence?
  • Burglary (28-507) classification is which?
  • When does Preliminary Investigation begin?
  • Which statement about the reasonableness of a formal arrest is correct?
  • Which factor is identified as the overwhelming cause in most vehicle crashes?
  • Which term describes a straight line from the center to the circle's boundary?
  • Which statement about vehicle lights during daylight is true?
  • Containment during a high-risk stop begins with which principle?
  • Which statement accurately describes the independent source doctrine?
  • Which set of information is required to obtain vehicle, driver's license, and related data from NLETS and CLEIN?
  • Which is listed as a personnel option for crowd management?
  • What are the two types of communication?
  • If another suspect is observed after beginning to clear, what action is recommended?
  • Which of the following is a hand position to control a suspect's hands?
  • Identify what triggers SNS activation.
  • Which is NOT listed as a control outcome for Front Thrust Kick?
  • Under statutory fresh pursuit, where may a felon be pursued?
  • What is the combat reload process for rifles?
  • What is the general purpose of separating a juvenile from peers during an interview?
  • Fatality is defined as death resulting from injuries sustained from a motor vehicle accident and must occur within:
  • Which statement describes Schedule 5 controlled substances?
  • To justify a warrantless search under exigent circumstances, which element must the prosecution show?
  • Which bruising color typically corresponds to 5–7 days after injury?
  • During a follow-up investigation, which action is appropriate regarding alibis?
  • According to the rules, when may deadly force be used to defend others if retreat is not possible?
  • Which instrument is used to bring a defendant to court to answer an action or proceeding?
  • Which item is a variable affecting the resistance control continuum?
  • Which statement can be true about mental illness?
  • Which statement describes how immoral conduct by an officer's adversary affects the officer's performance?
  • When entering to execute a warrant, what is the standard method of entry unless the warrant states otherwise?
  • Name the three types of bail mentioned.
  • Which item is listed as a non-verbal cue when communicating with juveniles?
  • Under what conditions is a strip search permissible during an arrest?
  • Which item is explicitly named as part of the five major prison gangs?
  • Identify a benefit of stress management.
  • What is the main mind-altering chemical in cannabis?
  • Driveways and front sidewalks generally do not create a reasonable expectation of privacy unless the homeowner has taken steps to block accessibility or visibility.
  • Which of the following is an exception to standard search warrant procedures?
  • Which of the following should be considered when investigating a pedestrian accident?
  • Which factor can contribute to unethical acts because of changing societal standards?
  • Identify what needs to be adjusted when contacting someone of a different culture.
  • Which statement is a truth of communication?
  • Which factor is considered when determining voluntariness of consent?
  • MDMA (ecstasy) is most commonly linked to which subculture?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of juvenile in the Nebraska system?
  • Which action is used to electronically cross-reference vehicle registrations and operator licenses?
  • Which is a disadvantage of using a 'tactical approach'?
  • Active aggression is best described as:
  • What is the baseline measuring method used to locate a spot using reference lines that measure the shortest distance at right angles?
  • In humane handling of a seriously wounded animal, what is the recommended target area?
  • Identify behaviors that could represent an individual with a potentially lethal personality.
  • Which items are included in the driver’s duty after an accident resulting in injury or death (60-697)?
  • Which of the following is classified as hard empty hand control?
  • Ethyl (ETOH) is intended for what use?
  • Are overnight social guests afforded Fourth Amendment privacy protections in a residence?
  • Which is a use of scene photography?
  • In Nebraska known threat groups, which gang is associated with the color blue and the tag 'Blue SUR'?
  • Escort position is commonly used when...
  • Which of the following is NOT a phase of the Highway Safety Matrix?
  • Identify the case that established the doctrine of judicial review.
  • What does 'Do it now' signify?
  • Which statement best describes the role of motive in criminal liability?
  • Which of the following is a typical at-station activity in a hit-and-run investigation?
  • The 'standard four' refers to which photography practice?
  • When should you begin taking notes during interrogation?
  • What does the Free Exercise Clause require?
  • Which is the psychoactive ingredient of cannabis?
  • Which option represents the complete proper procedure for determining the radius of a curve?
  • Can past behavior be used to predict future behavior?
  • If you have probable cause under plain feel, what may you do?
  • How is a cluster of verbal and non-verbal indicators described in relation to truthfulness or deception?
  • Defensive resistance is best described as:
  • What describes the middle ordinate?
  • What is the primary use of test skids in crash reconstruction?
  • In humane animal shooting, what should you tell civilian spectators?
  • What should be communicated quickly to other responders, including injured victims?
  • Where is the Mandibular Angle Nerve pressure point located?
  • Which description corresponds to Level III relative positioning?
  • Patrol officers respond to two groups of investigations. Which option correctly lists the two groups?
  • What is the primary role of prosecutors in juvenile cases?
  • Interrogations exceeding how many hours will draw very close to scrutiny?
  • Under common law, age 7 to 14 is considered what kind of defense?
  • How do you grip the subject in the escort position?
  • During field testing, if there is a color change, what should be documented in the report?
  • During a building search, what gun position should you maintain while moving?
  • Which gang is associated with the color red in the Nebraska threat group listings?
  • Which type of patrol is patrolling an area most familiar to the officer on a day-to-day basis?
  • Which option represents the Soft Empty Hand technique?
  • What is a psychoactive substance?
  • Cover: which statement correctly describes Cover?
  • Exigent circumstances are defined as emergencies requiring swift action to prevent what?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as required information when obtaining vehicle DL and other information from NLETC and CLEIN systems?
  • Which finding may indicate Shaken Baby Syndrome even when there are no obvious external injuries?
  • Fate dependent upon the investigator's perception of who is telling the truth. Decision based upon the evaluation of ...
  • Which statement correctly describes the Full Cage transport configuration?
  • What is a key characteristic of fighting words?
  • Which item is explicitly listed as a tool for taking investigative notes?
  • Which step is designed to collect tips from the public to support the investigation?
  • Which of the following is a possible result of evasive action?
  • Which drug poses the biggest threat to law enforcement when dealing with a person under the influence?
  • What is the Nebraska requirement for visual acuity?
  • Inventory during arrest: The purpose of inventory is to?
  • In the tactical communication model, Command Presence refers to
  • Does a civil writ or execution by itself justify a search of a home?
  • Does an internal investigation have the right to counsel?
  • Which of the following describes a survival strategy related to controlling the subject or environment?
  • In the context of interrogation, which statement best describes the 'alternative' approach?
  • Which stalker type pursues an intimate relationship perceived as true love, with possible delusional disorder?
  • What is the typical duration of a protection order from the date of service?
  • Which item is NOT part of the Anatomy of an Accident?
  • Which of the following is a responsibility of the cover officer?
  • What best describes an Interview in this context?
  • What is the purpose of voir dire in jury selection?
  • Under search incident to arrest, may an officer search the arrestee's cell phone?
  • How many stages are in the One Leg Stand test?
  • When should handcuffs be double-locked?
  • Body cavity searches require what conditions?
  • Which statement best describes the PBT's role in DUI enforcement?
  • Which term describes the color of death due to lividity that occurs after death?
  • Which safety hazard is associated with handling meth-producing products?
  • If an arrest is unlawful, which doctrine may suppress evidence obtained as a result?
  • Identify a principal element of a police code of ethics.
  • In long-term relationships, what tends to happen to the honeymoon phase?
  • What question initiates the determination of whether a follow-up investigation is needed?
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor considered when evaluating evanescent evidence?
  • Where is alcohol metabolized?
  • Which statement best describes impact weapons?
  • Which type of patrol involves patrolling a selected location considered a problem area?
  • Which statement best describes the 'special relationships' doctrine regarding the use of force?
  • Which of the following is NOT a glare type?
  • What is the control principle for the Hypoglossal Nerve pressure point?
  • Which statement reflects contact theory as it relates to biases?
  • Which definition best describes Traffic in roadway safety terms?
  • When assessing the nature of a crowd, which considerations are important?
  • What is the proper practice when correcting mistakes in notes?
  • Which is a reason officers contact school officials?
  • Which statement best describes a strength of solo entries?
  • Exclusive jurisdiction means which of the following?
  • A chain reaction accident is defined as:
  • Duration of Terry stop: How long should it last?
  • Which of the following should an inventory list include?
  • Under what circumstance can drug paraphernalia be confiscated?
  • What practice helps ensure accuracy when evaluating deception during interviews?
  • Which case established the exclusionary rule for federal courts?
  • Under the Nebraska standard, when is a second interrogation permitted?
  • Which statement about consent is correct?
  • Which of the following is a type of alcohol?
  • The right to a speedy trial is best described as:
  • Which of the following is a cognitive performance effect identified by HFS research?
  • Which item is NOT part of the Reasonable officer/persons test?
  • Which of the following is NOT a concern when an officer exits the patrol car?
  • Which statement accurately describes hot and fresh pursuit?
  • Which term describes the temporal quality of a well written report?
  • The aiming area described as being in line with the ascending/descending vessels of the circulatory system is best described as which?
  • Which statement correctly describes a basic insanity defense?
  • In the initial response to a crime, which action takes priority?
  • What does testimonial immunity do?
  • What should contact teams identify and communicate to follow-on responders?
  • What are the three major areas a court evaluates when determining whether a statement is admissible?
  • During initial contact, which practice is correct?
  • If immediate neutralization of the threat is impossible, which action is a listed priority?
  • The affiant lied or misled the magistrate.
  • In a Metro Stats Area, if a detention facility is not available, where may a juvenile be held for up to 6 hours for placement and identification?
  • What is the most common source of a scald burn?
  • What does the functional equivalent test assess?
  • What are the two primary motivators for a batterer/abuser?
  • What is the administrative load process for rifles?
  • Which item is included in the Securing Scene process?
  • Center mass is described as which of the following?
  • Which term is defined as the part of the road intended for vehicle travel?
  • What is the core idea behind an alibi defense?
  • Which of the following is a reason bullying takes place, as identified in the material?
  • Sight alignment is the relationship between which elements?
  • Which drug is the most abused narcotic?
  • Which element of the tactical communication model is defined as full concentrated attention from all senses?
  • According to United States v. Jones, the use of GPS tracking constitutes a search due to which factor?
  • An affidavit is lacking in probable cause that no reasonable officer would rely on it. This would cause the good faith exception to fail.
  • During interrogation, what should you watch for when taking notes?
  • Define testimonial immunity.
  • Non-deadly force is defined as force that does not create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily injury.
  • What is the first step if a suspect is found inside a building?
  • How can the credibility of a informant be established for probable cause?
  • Theft classification for $1501-$4999 value is which?
  • Under the general rule for citizens, which statement is true about force and arrest?
  • Which is described as a common source of officer complaints during traffic stops?
  • What is the most common source of a contact burn?
  • Under implied consent, drivers are deemed to have consented to which types of chemical tests?
  • Under the plain feel exception, disqualifying an item as a weapon establishes what?
  • Which of the following is NOT a pillar of character?
  • What is the term used for the aiming point between the armpits?
  • Which term describes preliminary interviews designed to identify anyone with any info in a designated area surrounding the crime scene?
  • Transferred intent occurs when?
  • Which of the following best describes the data stored in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC)?
  • Which cruiser positioning option describes the correct containment for a two-vehicle stop?
  • A civil writ is best described as which of the following?
  • Are people who talk about suicide often the ones who commit suicide?
  • Terry stops of packages: When is seizure considered to occur?
  • Ninth Amendment reserves rights not specifically mentioned in the Constitution to whom?
  • Why is it important to keep a log of law enforcement entering and exiting a crime scene?
  • What does the selective incorporation doctrine involve?
  • Which category includes Cannabis?
  • Identify the three broad categories of inhalants.
  • During a precision shot, where should the shooter’s primary focus be?
  • What is a core outcome of community-police partnerships?
  • Interrogation, as defined in this context, is best described as:
  • Which technique is acceptable for effective radio communications?
  • What defines contact damage in crash investigation?
  • Which statement is true about paraphernalia enforcement?
  • Centrifugal force is best described as:
  • Identify enforcement action as it pertains to drug paraphernalia.
  • What is the reference code commonly associated with custodial interrogations in the material?
  • Who is considered the best person to interview a child in abuse cases?
  • When giving hand signals with a flashlight, which practice is correct?
  • Who attempts suicide more often?
  • By what year did states implement Juvenile Courts via state statutes?
  • Which statement accurately describes the civil justice system?
  • Which is an advantage of the passenger-side approach when approaching a suspect vehicle?
  • Which amendment protects against quartering of soldiers in private homes?
  • What does the double push principle require?
  • Which amendments are primarily involved in use of force law?
  • Which document must be completed to effect an EPC?
  • Under policy, when may an officer fire their weapon from a moving vehicle?
  • What is the method of application for the Jugular Notch pressure point?
  • Which is a basic class of roadway evidence?
  • Which of the following is a quality of a well written report?
  • Which is NOT one of the three areas of control?
  • Radius is defined as which of the following?
  • In the high ready position, which statement is true?
  • Under the exceptions to defense of others, when may deadly force be used?
  • Which of the following is listed as a police service example involving responding to, investigating, and documenting motor vehicle accidents?
  • Which statement about windshield glass is correct?
  • Which of the following is an SNS trigger related to threat proximity and confidence?
  • The Infra Orbital Nerve pressure point is located where?
  • During a high-risk stop, how do you indicate to whom you are speaking?
  • Which statement describes proper procedures for arrests in hostile crowds?
  • Which of the following is an issue that helps an officer prepare for a disarming encounter?
  • Which action is recommended for a fraud victim regarding credit bureaus?
  • What distinguishes testimonial from non-testimonial evidence?
  • Which of the following is a physical impairment condition?
  • Which stalker type enjoys the hunt, seeks power and control, may rehearse an attack, and often has history of sexual offenses?
  • Balance displacement uses which principle?
  • What does factual analysis involve in investigative work?
  • Which category of drugs is used to dull pain?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a justified reason for handcuffing?
  • When securing the scene, which task is emphasized?
  • In Nebraska, what is the required peripheral vision to each side?
  • Entrapment by estoppel involves which key element?
  • The green visor card on a commercial vehicle contains information about what?
  • Which items are included in department expectations?
  • In crowd management, which of the following best describes the approach to using force?
  • State 3 ways a person may lose the justification defense (3 items).
  • Where is the Jugular Notch pressure point located?
  • Which statement best describes threat perceptions?
  • Which of the following behaviors increases the risk of violence?
  • Which factor is listed among the preliminary factors before initiating a stop?
  • Which item is typically carried as part of off-duty survival?
  • Which term is defined as the entire width between property lines, or other boundary lines, or every way or place of which any part is open to public for vehicular travel as matter of right or custom?
  • Which practice should be avoided during radio communications?
  • Impossibility as a defense is available in which scenario?
  • Which of the following is listed as a crime that requires electronic recording of statements during custodial interview?
  • Which statement correctly contrasts voluntary and involuntary acts?
  • Which statement best describes Motor Skill Selection in relation to Hick's Law?
  • What are the two legal requirements for a suspect to effectively waive their Miranda rights?
  • Can enforcement of reckless driving, careless driving, and DUIs occur on private property?
  • Which amendment guarantees a speedy public trial by an impartial jury, the right to be informed of the nature of the accusation, and other related rights?
  • Which term is defined as any device in, upon, or by which any person or property is transported or drawn on a highway, except those used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks or in the air or water?
  • Which of the following is an example of a police service involving assistance to motorists?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Cs for dealing with a hostage barricade situation?
  • What is an advantage of the driver-side approach when approaching a suspect vehicle?
  • Which statement about the federal court system is true?
  • What best describes the 2-part test for determining when speech incites a riot?
  • Which statement best describes felony murder?
  • Which of the following is a major impairment category?
  • Which of the following is NOT a main objective of conducting a domestic abuse investigation?
  • The statute 60-6-196 pertains to which offense?
  • Which statement best describes the difference between the bring them back method and the prone out method?
  • Omission is associated with which action?
  • Custodial seating arrangements
  • Which of the following is NOT among the listed critical thinking skills for a preliminary investigation?
  • Which statement best defines selective patrol?
  • What is the control principle for the Mandibular Angle Nerve pressure point?
  • What defines induced damage?
  • What defines a formal arrest?
  • Which of the following elements is typically documented during interviews and interrogations?
  • Why is it important to establish a baseline before assessing deception during an interview?
  • What does the exclusionary rule prohibit?
  • Which action helps improve night vision?
  • When is it appropriate to draw your handgun to detain a suspect or protect yourself/others?
  • One purpose of the juvenile justice system is to separate delinquents from adult facilities.
  • What defines the safe condition for rifles?
  • Which action helps improve night vision?
  • Which of the following is NOT a blocking technique?
  • If the burden of proof is not met at an adjudicatory hearing, what is the typical outcome?
  • Which of the following lists the three types of bullying?
  • Which statement correctly contrasts the Cruiser Ready, Combat Ready, and Firing conditions?
  • How is unreasonable force defined?
  • Which statute defines drug paraphernalia?
  • Which statement best defines Modus Operandi?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between community policing and fear of crime?
  • Under implied consent, bodily substances to determine alcohol or drug presence include which?
  • Which organs are in line with the upper thoracic point of aim?
  • Which statement correctly describes Schedule I substances in relation to Schedule II?
  • Which scenario constitutes first-degree sexual assault of a child as defined?
  • Do juveniles have Sixth Amendment rights?
  • Which is one of the four criteria for discontinuing a foot pursuit?
  • In post-indictment lineups, what is the attorney's role?
  • Katz v. United States established that the Fourth Amendment protects which of the following?
  • Which statement about meth labs is true?
  • Which items are included in the driver’s duty after a damage-only accident (60-696)?
  • Define reaction time according to the PPCT definition.
  • Which practice is used as an external safety procedure before contacting involved parties?
  • The attenuation doctrine considers factors such as timing between illegal conduct and discovery, presence of lawful intervening circumstances, and the presence or absence of official misconduct.
  • Which statement accurately defines a chord?
  • Palm Heel Strike provides control through which effects?
  • What is the typical statute of limitations for child sexual assault in many jurisdictions?
  • In DUI prosecutions, the standard of proof is...
  • Which of the following is NOT a method of zeroing the patrol rifle?
  • Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of an investigator?
  • What is the foremost purpose of the juvenile justice system?
  • Which of the following best describes a psychotic personality stalker?
  • Identify the methods of sketching the scene.
  • Which nerve is located inside the thigh?
  • Which of the following is a right a juvenile has after being taken into custody?
  • In directing traffic with a flashlight, which practice is recommended?
  • What does Behavioral Analysis involve?
  • Which of the following is a common action during a follow-up investigation?
  • What is the purpose of evidence laboratories?
  • Which statement about the Crisis Zone is correct?
  • When should the initial canvass be conducted?
  • Which statement best describes Schedule II substances?
  • When directing left/right turns, which method is recommended?
  • Which of the following is the second step in the 10 steps to successful scene management?
  • Which statement describes the 14th Amendment requirement for admissibility of a confession?
  • Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the contact officer?
  • Which of the following is a valid source of Use of Force laws?
  • Under the vehicle search incident to arrest rule, when may a police search of the arrestee's vehicle be conducted?
  • Under Tennessee v. Garner, before an officer may use deadly force to prevent the escape of a fleeing suspect, what two conditions must be met?
  • Under PBT law, which statement best describes what a law enforcement officer may do with a driver suspected of DUI?
  • Which factors are considered when assessing crowd size for containment?
  • Which nerve is located at the top back of the calf?
  • What does Apprehensive Patrol refer to?
  • Which cruiser placement option is listed for a high-risk stop with a second vehicle offset?
  • Identify one common tactic used to deal with problem vehicles.
  • What outcomes are possible at the Initial Hearing?
  • Which of the following best describes the three predictable physical symptoms of psychoactive drugs?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as an at-scene activity in a hit-and-run investigation?
  • Where are felony cases heard in Nebraska?
  • Under Carroll doctrine, warrantless search is permissible when there is probable cause to believe the vehicle contains contraband and the vehicle is readily mobile. Which option represents this condition?
  • Under probation searches, if contraband is discovered during a search, what may follow?
  • Which best defines a 'search' under the Fourth Amendment?
  • Which task is most closely associated with verifying license data and vehicle ownership?
  • Which statement best describes the scent of marijuana smoke?
  • Which court is the highest court in the federal system?
  • When should the Fluid Shock Wave principle be applied?
  • When defending another person, what must the actor reasonably believe about intervention?
  • Which formation is used to separate a crowd from buildings?
  • Define community policing.
  • Which condition constitutes Domestic Assault 2nd?
  • Which sequence represents the eight-step process in initiating a traffic stop?
  • The brachial plexus stun is designed to replace which technique?
  • Which process describes decomposition after death?
  • Which item is listed as a cause of teen murder?
  • Before using a tire jack, what safety step should be performed?
  • Which of the following is an investigative solution for theft?
  • The reasonable expectation of privacy extends to which of the following?
  • A four-wheel drive LE vehicle would be beneficial in which conditions?
  • Which of the following describes a seizure under the Fourth Amendment?
  • Defensive injuries in child abuse are most commonly found on which areas?
  • What are the five areas of perception/reaction time?
  • For omission crimes, which element is essential?
  • What does HIT indicate in law enforcement procedures?
  • Which term is not one of the five areas of perception/reaction time?
  • Which action would constitute interference with Sixth Amendment rights?
  • Which statement is a purpose of a scale drawing?
  • Which document is a collective statement of the people's view and is judicially unenforceable?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Cite Zone?
  • Which of the following is one of the five major prison gangs?
  • During the HGN administration, which direction should you always begin testing?
  • In a three-man team entry, which arrangement is typical?
  • The onset of nystagmus prior to which degree is considered a clue in HGN?
  • Which condition constitutes Domestic Assault 1st?
  • Which of the following describes the 'mode' of tactical communication that focuses on how you say it?
  • Under 60-6,110(1), knowingly failing to obey a peace officer directing traffic is classified as what?
  • Under Garner, deadly force may be used to prevent escape if the suspect threatens a weapon and there is probable cause; what additional requirement applies?
  • Modus operandi refers to
  • Where is the Brachial Plexus Clavicle Notch pressure point located?
  • What is a critical speed scuff?
  • Which sequence describes how a transfer from adult criminal court to juvenile court can occur?
  • During a Garrity interview, when may an officer invoke the Fifth Amendment?
  • Which items are considered intermediate weapons?
  • Which of the following lists the three techniques in the decision-making process?
  • In follow-up, which step directly relates to observing the suspect vehicle at specific times?
  • Thin film on the surface of the eye with cloudiness describes which condition?
  • Post disposition rules state that delinquents may be placed in what type of facilities?
  • When is deadly force justified under self-defense?
  • NOT one of the three areas of communication problems during a high-risk stop?
  • Which of the following is a category of vehicle damage?
  • In the same-side trunk clearing technique, where are the officers positioned?
  • Which factor can render a confession inadmissible?
  • What is the typical effect of depressants on the pupil?
  • Which factor refers to belief in positive outcomes as a stress management method?
  • What is the ideal interview location for a child when abuse is suspected?
  • According to risk data, which age group is at the greatest risk of child abuse?
  • When accepting documents from a violator, which practice is recommended?
  • Which term describes canvassing the scene to locate additional evidence?
  • What is the role of a Guardian Ad Litem?
  • Which identification method uses live individuals rather than photographs?
  • A 360-degree turn has which drawback?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a use of a traffic template?
  • Which court has exclusive jurisdiction over felony trials in Nebraska?
  • Which action involves coordinating with a public tip line to gather information?
  • What does Plumhoff v. Rickard say about the use of deadly force in a vehicle pursuit?
  • Mistake of fact defenses require which belief?
  • Which statement about ethical policing reflects its practical focus on teamwork and transparency?
  • Outside a Metro Area, how long can a juvenile be held in a secure area of jail for placement and ID?
  • NOT an acronym component of the A.C.T Model?
  • Identify evidence that needs to be collected in order to establish probable cause in a domestic assault case.
  • Why is physical contact between team members important during movement?
  • MDMA can cause dehydration, heart trouble, and hyperthermia; it lasts for how long?
  • Which type of teen killer kills family members?
  • Which statement correctly describes adjudicatory hearings?
  • How many schedules are identified under the CSA?
  • Active listening is best described as listening that involves
  • Which statement about lead exposure is true?
  • Centripetal force is best described as:
  • Selective incorporation uses which amendment to apply rights to the states?
  • What Nebraska statute number governs the use of force by peace officers as cited in the material?
  • Which information helps identify property so it may be returned to the rightful owner?
  • Give an example of a crime against property.
  • According to the DUI contact phases, which is the second phase?
  • Touch pressure is classified as what kind of control?
  • What is the odor of burning marijuana?
  • What is the Bill of Rights?
  • Which incident is commonly associated with patrol activities?
  • Which term refers to the traffic way that includes both the roadway and any shoulder?
  • Investigator demeanor should include what 4 traits?
  • Which is the most common threat group a street officer will come in contact with?
  • A written law enforcement report is best described as which?
  • What are community threat groups?
  • Which SNS trigger specifically denotes fear of death, injury, or killing?
  • Which statement identifies a major muscle group target for impact use?
  • The majority of MDMA seizures originate from which region?
  • What effect do narcotics have on the pupils of the eye?
  • Probable cause is best described as which level of belief?
  • Plain feel allows seizure of evidence under what condition?
  • In Garner, how is 'dangerous' defined for purposes of deadly force?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the recommended method for describing persons?
  • One of the major sources of juvenile law in Nebraska is which of the following?
  • Apply the Reasonable Man Test to determine custody.
  • Persons placed under EPC cannot be housed in these facilities.
  • What determines the voluntariness of consent to search by a suspect?
  • Which of the following is a purpose of a field sketch?
  • What is a stakeholder?
  • Which of the following is not listed among the Ethics Check Questions according to Blanchard and Peale?
  • Head point of aim is characterized by which statement?
  • How did the federal government first participate in juvenile justice?
  • Which statement defines a motor vehicle accident?
  • Which blocking technique is listed among the three?
  • How many categories of psychoactive substances are identified?
  • What phrase describes maintaining the trail of evidence as evidence is secured and collected?
  • BAC is defined as the number of grams of alcohol found in how many milliliters of blood?
  • What is the #1 priority for first responders in an active shooter situation?
  • Which of the following is used to describe a vehicle?
  • Which principle ensures fairness in a lineup?
  • Which statement is accurate about a preliminary investigation?
  • Which statement best describes how police culture responds to change?
  • In the three-part test for self-defense, which factor concerns immediacy of the threat?
  • Which statement about four-wheel drive is true?
  • Under common law hot pursuit, which is a correct requirement for pursuing a felon?
  • Which case is associated with applying the dangerous suspect standard to deadly force?
  • Which of the following is a type of photograph that should be taken for each piece of evidence?
  • Motor dysfunction is defined as what?
  • Which item is most useful for uniquely identifying property to return to its owner?
  • What is the tactical reload process for rifles?
  • What describes the plus one rule in search procedures?
  • Which statement best defines preventative patrol?
  • Which statement is true regarding retreat duties in self-defense exceptions?
  • Shaken Baby Syndrome most often occurs before what age?
  • Which statement best exemplifies proper trigger discipline?
  • Which is an example of a supplemental agency providing services to crime victims?
  • What is the term for the stiffness of death, often involving the jaw and facial muscles?
  • Which term describes the ocular condition of cloudiness in the eyes due to decomposition?
  • The balancing test is typically applied in cases involving which amendments?
  • Which identifiers are required to enter a vehicle into NCIC?
  • Which elements are required in a Nebraska arrest warrant application?
  • Which entry approach is fastest but requires higher proficiency?
  • According to Nebraska v. Thompson, deadly force may NOT be used to prevent destruction of evidence.
  • Which of the following is the third survival strategy?
  • Established the choice of evils defense means:
  • Which of the following is the Ethical Choice Strategy commonly represented by lighting a candle?
  • Which of the following is NOT a visual performance effect of survival stress?
  • What is a Clerk Magistrate?
  • Pelvic point of aim is described as center-line just below the belt; which is an advantage?
  • Which is a function of probation officers?
  • When escorting a suspect out of a building, what should be done?
  • During trunk clearing, what safety factor must officers watch for?
  • Probation searches: When is warrantless search permissible?
  • During an interview regarding alleged misconduct, what should determine an officer's best course of action?
  • Which statement about PCP is true?
  • Which statement about notes is true?
  • Which eye-related sign can be associated with Shaken Baby Syndrome?
  • During a high-risk stop, which officer is primarily responsible for issuing commands and making initial assignments?
  • Which of the following lists the three main rifle shooting positions?
  • What is the ultimate goal described for changing behavior?
  • Profiling by proxy is defined as?
  • What does securing a suspect involve?
  • Who should be present when the inventory is prepared?
  • Why would an officer look for signs of toys or dogs at a domestic violence scene?
  • Under Nebraska state law, which statement best describes privacy of law enforcement records?
  • How many schedules exist for controlled substances in this framework?
  • When directing victims attempting to escape, responders should rely on which approach?
  • Which of the following is the third survival strategy listed?
  • Probation searches: What must an officer have before conducting a search?
  • What is the key action in the 360 degree turn procedure to check for weapons?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a justification for the use of impact weapons?
  • How are straight skid marks measured?
  • What is the purpose of a transfer hearing?
  • What is the LEO's goal when guiding disputants through a mediation process?
  • Which item is a true traffic service area?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a stress source?
  • In general intent crimes, which word is often cited as a key indicator in statutes?
  • Locard's Exchange Principle states that when a person comes into contact with an object or another person, cross-transfer of what can occur?
  • A status offender is best described as a juvenile who...
  • What does CLAM stand for in the mediation approach?
  • Define community relations.
  • In the order of target selection for the impact weapon system, which target is listed as the major muscle group?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a route for lead exposure?
  • Define drug paraphernalia.
  • Which description best characterizes a mentally ill and dangerous juvenile?
  • What is extradition?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three general necessities of good radio communications?
  • Which description matches Position 2 in the tactical contact positions?
  • Deadly force is defined as force used with the purpose of causing or knowing to create a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury.
  • Refusal of a PBT or other tests is considered what type of offense?
  • Which statement best describes a misdemeanor?
  • During the initial contact, which information should be collected?
  • Criminal negligence involves what standard?
  • Which term best describes a planned, controlled, formal interview?
  • For a harassment protection order, who must file and what must be shown to arrest?
  • Which circumstance differentiates second-degree from third-degree sexual assault of a child?
  • Which agency is part of HHS and deals with abuse and neglect cases?
  • Ethics definition?
  • Which burn is the least serious and affects only the outer layer of skin?
  • How should offset skid marks be measured?
  • Which statement best describes the prone-out method?
  • What best expresses the general rule of self-defense?
  • Which carry condition indicates the rifle is ready to fire with the safety off?
  • Which statement reflects why people attend requested interviews?
  • Which item is listed as a common incident during patrol?
  • What is the primary purpose of traffic control devices in traffic management?
  • Which of the following is NOT a critical component necessary to see and drive?
  • Under duty to stop after an injury- or death-causing accident (60-697), which items must the driver provide?
  • Which step involves applying pressure with counter pressure?
  • Sketching the scene is necessary based on what criterion?
  • Which action helps obtain probable cause without a victim or suspect statement?
  • Good faith exception extends to searches outside warrant situations in relation to arrest warrants that are still on file due to court errors.
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor in the Crisis Triage Rating Scale?
  • DUI Law prohibits which of the following?
  • Probable cause definition: Which statement best captures it?
  • What does Parens Patriae refer to in the context of the juvenile justice system?
  • Verbal Control in the tactical communication model is best described as?
  • State the scenario in which deadly force may be used to protect property.
  • What is advised when determining the sequence of interviews?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a justification for searching a person?
  • What are two broad groups of investigations patrol officers could respond to?
  • In emergency protection scenarios, what does Civil Standby refer to?
  • Which statement reflects a stated stalker motivator?
  • Which of the following is NOT identified as a hazardous patrol area?
  • Which of the following is the third step in a disarming technique?
  • Deadly force may NOT be used solely to protect property EXCEPT when:
  • Which option is NOT one of the three levels of discretion during a traffic stop?
  • Independent source doctrine allows admission of evidence if it can be shown that the evidence was derived from a source independent of the illegal police conduct.
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three main rifle shooting positions?
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of patrol?
  • Which statement defines deadly force?
  • What is a lineup?
  • In a photo lineup, which arrangement should be used to avoid bias?
  • What are the three elements of the Highway Safety Matrix?
  • Which observation is typical during the explosion phase?
  • Which stationary roadblock is best suited for tire deflation devices?
  • According to the US Supreme Court, what factor is considered when determining custody issues for juveniles?
  • Which amendment provides protection against unreasonable searches and seizures and requires warrants to be issued upon probable cause and with particular description?
  • Which element is not required for all crimes according to the basic elements discussed?
  • When can a law enforcement officer require someone to submit to a PBT?
  • Which statement is correct about how to handle an encounter when applying impact techniques?
  • During the 'seeing the scene' phase, what activity is typically performed?
  • Which calculation is included when using a traffic template?
  • Which technique is NOT used on the edge of the reactionary gap?
  • Curtilage is defined as the protected area immediately surrounding a dwelling, including buildings located there and used for family and domestic purposes.
  • Which statement best captures the difference between preventative patrol and selective patrol?
  • Non-custodial seating arrangements
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of patrol?
  • A tangent line touches a circle at how many points?
  • Environmental risk factors are associated with juvenile delinquency. Which option lists a correct environmental risk factor?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as an example of lawful intrusion?
  • What is the definition of a 'prior conviction' under implied consent?
  • Are Miranda rights required in custodial interrogation?
  • Define legal liability in the context of traffic direction.
  • Probation searches: The scope of the search depends on what?
  • A furrow on a roadway is defined as which of the following?
  • Which statement is NOT listed as a concern for patrol positioning during an unknown risk stop?
  • Which item is listed as an assignment to complete before patrol?
  • Which is NOT a type of body armor configuration used in law enforcement?
  • Which technique is associated with distraction and stunning?
  • What are the two purposes of traffic directions and control?
  • What guidelines apply when transporting a victim or standing by for belongings retrieval?
  • Sovereign Citizens are associated with which amendment?
  • In SPACER, what does the 'R' represent?
  • If another suspect is observed after beginning to clear the vehicle, what is recommended?
  • Can enforcement of reckless driving, careless driving, and DUIs occur on private property?
  • Which of the following is NOT a source listed for establishing Motor Carrier Identification information?
  • In the 2011 Millard South, Nebraska active shooter incident, which statement is correct?
  • Which of the following is a blocking technique?
  • Evasion of Responsibility is defined as which of the following?
  • Which technique involves visualizing outcomes and is used for stress reduction?
  • If available, which team may be utilized as an on-scene tactical asset?
  • Which is a minimum requirement for a scale drawing process?
  • What is the definition of right-of-way?
  • Which setting is most commonly used for EPC housing?
  • What triggers Garrity compulsion?
  • A warrant must describe the items to be seized in what way?
  • What is the primary objective of civil law?
  • Which statement accurately describes the difference between Schedule I and Schedule II controlled substances?
  • Which of the following statements best reflects the purpose of community policing?
  • Which organization is identified as a security threat group within the population?
  • Which item should be checked prior to going on patrol as a physical readiness check?
  • Which concept allows evidence to be admitted if it would have been discovered by lawful means anyway?
  • Under the Fourth Amendment, when may an officer enter a suspect's residence with an arrest warrant?
  • What is a controlled substance?
  • Which basic element focuses on beliefs about the world and self?
  • What did Chimel v. California establish?
  • During contact with a suspect in a building, which action is listed as an initial step?
  • Which statement indicates a need to check for missing elements in the investigation?
  • Which service is specifically related to recovering property?
  • A non-offender is described as which of the following?
  • In sexual assault of a child, which factor differentiates a second-degree offense from a third-degree offense?
  • Which statement about inhalants is true?
  • Which term describes bravado without awareness of danger?
  • Are misdemeanors eligible for hot pursuit?
  • In crowd control, which term represents the outer perimeter?
  • What standard did Graham v. Connor establish for evaluating police use of force?
  • Which statement about the Nebraska Court of Appeals is true?
  • Which is an example of a supplemental agency related to the criminal justice system?
  • What is the primary control principle for the Infra Orbital Nerve pressure point?
  • Under Georgia v. Randolph, if a physically present co-occupant refuses to consent to entry, is the warrantless entry unreasonable and invalid as to that occupant?
  • Under Alabama v. White, what is required for an anonymous tip to establish reasonable suspicion?
  • Which hearing is the fact-finding process in juvenile court and has no jury?
  • Which equipment is used for communication during a shift?
  • Which statement correctly differentiates rights in criminal investigations versus internal affairs interrogations?
  • Which principle in ethical policing best aligns with maintaining objectivity in decisions?
  • What does 540 degrees of cover describe?
  • Which condition can trigger a transition to a high-risk stop during a traffic stop?
  • Which action initiates the juvenile court process?
  • Which of the following is identified as a situation that could lead to unethical acts by an officer?
  • Which facility is designed for the secure confinement of juvenile offenders?
  • May devices be used to protect property?
  • Which statement about self-defense is correct?
  • Which identification procedure is a live presentation of individuals before an eyewitness?
  • How should responding officers approach a large unruly crowd?
  • Which hearing determines what should happen with the juvenile and/or parents?
  • What is the most commonly reported trigger associated with Shaken Baby Syndrome?
  • What is included in the resume section of an affidavit?
  • What best describes the Filing of the Petition in juvenile court?
  • Failure to eject is most commonly caused by which issue?
  • What is another term for implicit bias?
  • Which of the following is a variable that defines a juvenile's world?
  • Which factors support the Carroll doctrine?
  • Which item is NOT among the eleven possible measurements that could be taken at a crash?
  • Which of the following is a tactical factor to consider when initiating a high-risk stop?
  • How do statutes relate to the Constitution?
  • Consent-based searches are based on the officer's reasonable belief that a third party had authority to give consent.
  • Which describes injury in this context?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a purpose of a traffic stop?
  • Which statement about four-wheel drive operating differences is true?
  • Which statement best defines the approach to handling a large crowd?
  • Which statement accurately describes inventory criteria?
  • What are the duties of Additional Units?
  • Which statement is a valid part of the seven reasons why it is called a minimum speed formula?
  • What is a care-taking contact?
  • Date rape drugs fall under which category of drugs?
  • Identify advantages of proper cruiser emergency lighting.
  • In crowd management, where should the command center be positioned relative to the crowd?
  • Under Double Jeopardy, which scenario allows retrial?
  • Which of the following is a step commonly taken in a follow-up investigation?
  • When shooting in reduced light, what is a primary consideration?
  • MO stands for which term in crime investigation?
  • Which element qualifies as Domestic Assault 1st?
  • Which is a purpose of conducting an inventory search after arrest?
  • During a juvenile encounter with a group of friends, what should be done?
  • Which best defines force in the context of law enforcement?
  • Which statement reflects best practice in radio communication timing?
  • In Nebraska, which location allows a warrantless arrest to be made when there is probable cause?
  • Under Katz, which statement about information and privacy is correct?
  • Which item is listed as a limitation of using a traffic template?
  • To whom should law enforcement turn over exculpatory evidence as soon as possible?
  • A warrant should identify the place to be searched with what level of specificity?
  • What is the correct order of the phases in the Highway Safety Matrix?
  • Which methods are used to document interviews and interrogations?
  • Which court's decisions take precedence and are binding over state law?
  • Which option lists all three positions identified for placing a suspect after exiting a vehicle?
  • Which option is a duty upon arrival for scene security?
  • Which case held that GPS tracking constitutes a search because it involves a physical trespass onto the defendant's vehicle?
  • Which burn is most serious and may be painless due to nerve destruction?
  • Which technique is NOT used inside the reactionary gap?
  • Which nerve pressure point is the only one used with both touch and strike methods?
  • Which activity would involve consulting with repair facilities for records about vehicles possibly involved?
  • Which item is included in a typical law enforcement report?
  • Which section contains the main narrative details of the incident?
  • What does homeostasis refer to in this context?
  • Character definition?
  • The palm-heel strike is designed to primarily stop what?
  • Which of the following describes the Cruiser Ready condition for rifles?
  • Which facility is used for short-term pre-trial detention of less than 96 hours?
  • Without taking energy loss into account, the speed result in a crash calculation is usually:
  • What distance is commonly cited as the reactionary gap?
  • Which is a step in successful scene management?
  • Important key to verbal behavior
  • Nail polish remover is an example of which inhalant type?
  • When determining where to stand at an intersection during traffic direction, which factors should be considered?
  • Which of the following describes the Ready Stance?
  • What is described by the aiming point 'Right below rib cage'?
  • In radio protocols, what is the recommended microphone distance described as 'Keep lips off mic'?
  • Which communication method is recommended during trunk clearing to limit talking?
  • Which of the following best describes non-deadly force?
  • A warrant is defective on its face because the judge never signed.
  • Which item is NOT among the five areas associated with police traffic services?
  • Which statement correctly maps the 5th Amendment challenge to confession admissibility?
  • Which statement best describes the trigger mechanism in abuse?
  • Which juvenile trend is defined as being non-conformist and 'scary'?
  • Which statement is true about Schedule I substances?
  • Which statement about the act element is true?
  • Which pair of drugs are dissociative anesthetics?
  • Course of Conduct is defined as which of the following?
  • Which item typically requires two measurements, such as the forehead and belt buckle area?
  • Which of the following is a listed major prison gang name?
  • Which term is listed as the range position, alongside resting, high ready, and low ready?
  • Which of the following is a warning sign of teen violence?
  • What is the typical age range for interviews at a child advocacy center?
  • Which combination of interests is identified as the basic interests covered by the Nebraska Juvenile Code?
  • Which statement about the number of CSA schedules is correct?
  • What describes the public safety exception to Miranda?
  • Which term best describes snap judgments about people or situations?
  • Which step involves alleviating pressure once verbal commands are obeyed?
  • When does the statute of limitations begin in criminal cases?
  • Identify the item explicitly included in the equipment phase?
  • Which of the following is NOT typically included in community partnerships?
  • What is the method of application for the Hypoglossal Nerve pressure point?
  • After executing a search warrant, where should you leave a copy of the warrant and the inventory?
  • Pleadings are defined as which?
  • Which of the following is listed as an example of a mistrial?
  • Which statement about the autonomic nervous system is accurate?
  • Define values of good community policing.
  • In cases of physical child abuse, which is most commonly used as a tool or weapon?
  • Which statement best describes the ratio of talking in an interview?
  • What is required for a valid waiver of the Sixth Amendment right to counsel?
  • In the list of resistance levels from least to greatest, which is the third level?
  • In applying the horizontal angle of incidence, which action is described?
  • Which step involves loud repetitive verbal commands?
  • Which is NOT one of the identified handcuff subject types?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the seven common roadway deficiencies?
  • Sight picture is defined as the placement of aligned sights on what?
  • Which term describes land under construction not open to travel, but open to local traffic only?
  • In crowd control, what term refers to the inner perimeter?
  • Which option correctly describes the baton position in the Ready Stance?
  • Which is a responsibility of the first LEO on scene?
  • Preadjudication confinement cannot occur in adult jail, lockup, or juvenile facilities for which groups?
  • In the SPACER framework, what does 'P' stand for?
  • What is the general rule when a suspect asserts the right to remain silent?
  • What is a follow-up investigation?
  • Which item is NOT identified as a result of gathering important facts?
  • Which description matches Position 1 in the tactical contact positions?
  • Which of the following is a common incident that occurs during patrol?
  • Which statement about 4th Amendment rights is true?
  • In trunk clearing using the flank technique, how are officers positioned?
  • What defines service?
  • What personal safety tips would you give friends and/or loved ones?
  • Which item is included among the eleven possible crash measurements?
  • Which option best describes the Straight Arm-bar Takedown's use?
  • Anti-lock brake skid marks should be measured how?
  • Which statement best describes gun positioning for movement during a building search?
  • What mechanism does the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act use to ensure states follow it?
  • Which statement best describes the wedge formation used by first responders?
  • Which of the following is cited as an environmental risk factor for juvenile delinquency?
  • Which term best describes a construction area not open to travel?
  • What do ABCs stand for in casualty assessment?
  • Which production method for meth is described as extremely volatile and capable of explosions?
  • Which is one of the two most common resistance types from the escort position?
  • Which is an omission crime?
  • Which symptoms can be associated with Shaken Baby Syndrome?
  • The Straight Arm-bar Takedown is used to control what?
  • Which Nebraska statute defines drug paraphernalia?
  • Cocaine and methamphetamine fall into which category of drugs?
  • Which description best identifies a crowd agitator?
  • Which tactical formation is used to separate or penetrate a crowd?
  • Which is recommended to improve community relations?
  • During a civil execution, which item is not listed as cannot be taken?
  • When is non-deadly force justified under the state statute?
  • During the Honeymoon phase, which statement best describes the batterer’s behavior?
  • Under New York v. Belton, after a lawful custodial arrest of the occupant of an automobile, the police may search:
  • What is the recommended setting for an initial interview?
  • How is a judge defined?
  • Transport Wrist Lock is designed to do what?
  • Which tactic provides the ability to rapidly close width and impact a mob without being pelted?
  • Which is a major muscle group target for impact use?
  • Lead accumulation: Lead is primarily deposited into bone. What percentage of total lead is deposited into bone?
  • Selective Traffic Enforcement is defined as enforcement at a specific location, during a specific time, for a specific violation.
  • Which item is NOT listed as a benefit of knowing a beat or patrol area?
  • Which 1999 event is cited as changing law enforcement response to active shooters?
  • Which statement best describes a psychopathic personality stalker as described in the material?
  • Entrapment by estoppel occurs under what circumstances?
  • Which room-entry technique has team members entering and meeting at a focal point?
  • Must an EPC subject have a criminal record to be jailed?
  • Under the void-for-vagueness doctrine, when is a law declared invalid?
  • What is the correct sequence of the three stages in the Cycle of Violence?
  • In the resting position, how is the pistol oriented and where are the shooter’s elbows?
  • Which statement maps the 6th Amendment challenge to confession admissibility?
  • Failure to fire is commonly caused by which issue?
  • Under what condition may an officer pursue beyond the primary jurisdiction?
  • Which statement best contrasts a planned interview with a street interview?
  • Which statement describes the Nebraska Supreme Court?
  • Which of the following is a sign that could predict an abusive personality?
  • Identify an explicit example of Isolation as a control tactic.
  • Crime is the ______ of an act prohibited by or the ______ omission of an act required by a penal code.
  • What is the method of application for the Mandibular Angle Nerve pressure point?
  • Which actions constitute a 'Course of Conduct' as defined in stalking statutes?
  • In the decisions and outcomes section, what does the 'Yes' outcome indicate?
  • A stalker who is the result of the end of a relationship and experiences loss, frustration, anger, jealousy, and depression is called?
  • In room clearing, how should tactics relate to the floor plan?
  • What is the disposal method for used controlled substance field test kits?
  • Which location is appropriate for a patrol officer to monitor a prisoner or conduct security searches?
  • What does concurrent jurisdiction mean?
  • Which method of application is used for the Infra Orbital Nerve pressure point?
  • Which statement best describes the stop sticks guidelines for use?
  • Which of the following is a physical effect of cannabis?
  • Involuntary intoxication can be a defense to which category of crimes?
  • Pain compliance is expected to be effective within what time frame?
  • Are LEOs at a higher risk for suicide than an average citizen?
  • Which of the following is a concept of off-duty survival?
  • Which type describes a teen killer who kills for the experience itself?
  • Which statement is NOT one of the three mental aspects of a traffic stop?
  • Where is the Reach Zone located in relation to the Crisis Zone?
  • Which is a mental preparation technique?
  • What is the scope of a search when executing a search warrant?
  • Which description matches the Compulsive subcategory of stationary roadblocks?
  • Which option correctly identifies a main type of interview used in investigations?
  • Which statements describe telephonic search warrants?
  • Which statement best describes how to avoid glare from oncoming headlights at night?
  • Which statement about humor when communicating with juveniles is recommended?
  • Identify the common traits of victims of domestic violence.
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the major impairment categories affecting a driver?
  • Which action is most commonly undertaken during a follow-up investigation?
  • What is a verbal mechanic used during a high-risk stop?
  • Into which tissues does alcohol primarily distribute?
  • Which outcomes are included in the Blocks control principle?
  • The Fourth Amendment prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures protects the person and the items found on the person.
  • Which condition justifies impounding a vehicle?
  • Sixth Amendment protections apply to which offenses?
  • Which describes a motor vehicle in transport?
  • What is the general rule on indemnification for law enforcement actions?
  • Which of the following is one of the main focus areas of accident photos?
  • Which of the following is a listed reason for failed room entries?
  • Which of the following is NOT a commonly cited factor courts consider?
  • Minimum number of first responders required to clear a room?
  • Situations justify a stop of a vehicle?
  • Which location is considered good for stop sticks or tire deflation devices?
  • Which reload type is used when you have time to swap to a fresh magazine and salvage the old one?
  • Which of the following is NOT commonly associated paraphernalia of threat group members?
  • What is defined as the tangent point?
  • Where is the Brachial Plexus Origin pressure point located?
  • Which statement best defines incapacitating injury?
  • What is a drug?
  • What is the first requirement for the plain feel exception to permit seizure?
  • What is the minimum number of officers recommended to enter a crowd?
  • Which act is commonly cited as an example of criminal negligence?
  • What shall be requested before use of force to protect property?
  • Which term best describes a non-accusatory conversation designed to elicit information where the subject speaks the majority?
  • Which factor is a tactical advantage related to illumination?
  • Which of the following is a combat performance variable that impacts survival?
  • What is a photo array?
  • Which of the following is one of the five components of homicide investigations?
  • The right to a jury trial is not absolute. Which statement is correct?
  • Under common law, the basic infancy defense generally covers which age?
  • Who may issue a warrant in Nebraska?
  • Which is a question you should ask yourself about carrying a weapon off-duty?
  • Which factor is related to visibility and lighting and should be considered before initiating a stop?
  • Which practice is unsafe when using a tire jack?
  • Which term means the manner of death is open to interpretation?
  • Which of the following is a stimulant?
  • When stopping a run of a motorcycle gang, who should you contact?
  • Which statement best contrasts mental retardation and mental illness?
  • Which of the following is a depressant symptom?
  • The Parens Patriae doctrine grants the state what power?
  • Which option best reflects a basis for drug categorization discussed in the material?
  • Strict liability crimes are characterized by which of the following?
  • Which measuring method locates a spot using two reference points and forms a triangle?
  • How should you loosen lug nuts to avoid back injury?
  • Which step requires applying pressure using the digital tip?
  • Define homeostasis.
  • In pleadings and executions, which statement correctly describes how executions are issued?
  • What percentage of violent crimes is committed by people who do not have mental illness?
  • Which statement is most associated with dirt road driving risk?
  • Which of the following is listed as a vehicle part or system that may contribute to an accident by its condition?
  • Which statement describes a de facto arrest?
  • Which is the first step to illuminate the interior of a vehicle with tinted windows?
  • Under Segura v. U.S., if the prosecution can show that illegally obtained evidence was also derived from a separate independent source, what is the effect on the exclusionary rule?
  • How many responders typically comprise a first contact team in an active shooter response?
  • Which of the following is NOT identified as a cause of negligent discharges?
  • What proportion of abusers were victims as children, roughly?
  • Which statement about scale drawings is true?
  • On a curve, centripetal force is best described as:
  • What is the legal definition of a traffic stop?
  • Which type of burn includes immersion injuries such as sock or glove burns?
  • The magistrate abandoned the neutral and detached role.
  • Which of the following statements best describes the mechanism of Shaken Baby Syndrome?
  • Which item is identified as a risk factor described as activities which involve hanging out?
  • The grip used for handcuffs is which of the following?
  • Which patrol position corresponds to angle for cover, typically 30-40 degrees?
  • Which statute addresses the statutory factors that should be considered in transfer decisions?
  • What does the Plus One Rule require in high-risk stops?
  • Which act identifies the five schedules of controlled substances?
  • Which of the following lists the three mechanics of injury?
  • Which tactic uses children to relay messages or threaten to take children away?
  • What does the basic rule 'do not overdrive headlights' mean?
  • Under Fernandez v. California, when the arrestee is removed, may consent be obtained from the present party who has actual authority?
  • Which term refers to the cooling of the body toward ambient temperature?
  • Which technique is described as a distraction technique?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a fatal error during suspect contact?
  • Which statement best captures the basic philosophy of the juvenile justice system?
  • Under EPC, a subject may be jailed under which condition?
  • Which of the following is a primary object of crowd control?
  • Which of the following is not a dissociative anesthetic?
  • Which item is identified as a risk factor for juveniles?
  • What is the definition of an active shooter?
  • Which amendment protects the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed?
  • What are the first two priorities for the first responder at a crime scene?
  • Where is the Hypoglossal Nerve pressure point located?
  • What is a threat group?
  • During a high-risk stop, when is the most dangerous moment to apprehend?
  • A key focus of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 is what?
  • Mistake of fact can be a defense for which crimes?
  • Which activity involves processing the scene for evidence by organizing data and establishing sequence?
  • Which statement reflects a core aspect of a Preliminary Investigation?
  • Which statement about motive as a defense is true?
  • Which of the following is a common behavioral characteristic of abused children?
  • Which schedule has NO medical use in the United States?
  • What best defines interrogation in the context of criminal investigations?
  • Define controlled substance analogs.
  • One-Plus-One Theory allows LEO to use what relative level of force?
  • In the Anatomy of an Accident, which step follows Point of Actual Perception?
  • What are the four core elements of a Garrity interview?
  • Brachial Stun provides what type of control?
  • What is the panic grip?
  • Which factor is part of the 'Setting' area considered for admissibility?
  • Which option best describes the pupil response to stimulants?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of welfare checks?
  • Procedural justice refers to what?
  • The good faith exception applies to searches based on invalidated state statutes, unless belief in the statute’s validity was unreasonable.
  • Asphalt smear is best described as which of the following?
  • What does the Establishment Clause prohibit?
  • What must be done at the place after a warrant is executed?
  • Strikes are classified as what kind of control?
  • Which control method is described as 'Stunning' only?
  • Which procedure is essential when transporting inmates?
  • Which item is listed as a cause among the ten causes?
  • What is the approximate accuracy of the One Leg Stand at a .08 BAC?
  • Which term describes groups whose main goal is to coerce government and populations to modify behavior?
  • What is the deadline to serve a warrant?
  • Exclusive jurisdiction means which of the following?
  • Identify a common symptom of inhalant use.
  • Where are suspects positioned during the bring them back method relative to the headlights?
  • Which Supreme Court cases are cited as balancing testimonial immunity?
  • Concurrent jurisdiction means which of the following?
  • What is the rule for law enforcement use of force to prevent suicide?
  • Which Nebraska statute addresses Driving Under the Influence?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five P's of Ethical Power?
  • Distraction Techniques last about how long?
  • Which statement about unidentified informants is accurate for establishing probable cause?
  • What is the proper disposal method for used field test kits?
  • Which statement about common law in Nebraska is true?
  • In Nebraska v. Thompson, what elements justify using force to prevent destruction of evidence?
  • Scott v. Harris applied Graham v. Connor to which scenario?
  • During arraignments, which right does the defendant have?
  • In the juvenile context, how is a traffic offense defined?
  • Which statement best describes concurrent jurisdiction?
  • Which action is primarily used to verify license information and vehicle ownership through databases?
  • Which statement is true about sources of criminal law in Nebraska?
  • What constitutes an indirect means restriction under Sixth Amendment protections?
  • Which type of questioning is typically considered interrogation?
  • Define Rapport in the context of communications during investigations.
  • If the field test shows positive, what should you do with the remaining substance?
  • Which statement is part of the patrol car pre-shift check procedure?
  • What is the first step in determining the radius of a curve?
  • In the chemical test framework, DUI is described as what?
  • Which items are included under family expectations for personnel?
  • Name the three Cs and describe why each is important to safely conduct high-risk stops.
  • What are the three elements of a room entry?
  • Which stalker is intellectually limited, socially incompetent, desires intimacy but target does not, and may display entitlement?
  • Which item is listed as requiring three or more measurements?
  • Which term is a basic class of roadway evidence?
  • Weapon retention/disarming strikes are classified as what type of control?
  • Which item is a telltale noise associated with officers during patrol?
  • Which item is part of the planning phase when executing a search warrant?
  • Which of the following is NOT a fear perception?
  • Which of the following is one of the four elements to a DUI?
  • Know the case law allowing for a field contact?
  • Which statements about exculpatory evidence and disclosure duties are correct?
  • Name one of the eight stop tactical violator concepts.
  • Which statement about Miranda decisions is correct?
  • Which term is defined as the color of death due to lividity?
  • Which are the three areas of Containment during a high-risk stop?
  • Which formation is used to effect arrests and rescues?
  • Which type of item typically requires only one measurement to the center?
  • Tennessee v. Garner impact: LEOs use of deadly force to apprehend fleeing felon. Which is true?
  • What does jurisdiction refer to in the court system?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as an example of lawful intrusion?
  • Which type of teen killer kills infants or young children?
  • What is a key limit during a care-taking contact?
  • Which of the following is NOT a motor performance category affected by survival stress?
  • What defines specific intent in criminal law?
  • What is the theme described as a monologue by the interrogator to justify, or minimize, the suspect's criminal behavior?
  • Which statement best describes voluntariness under due process?
  • How many district court judges serve in Nebraska?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the standard rule for a permissible second interrogation after invoking the right to remain silent?
  • Which of the following is a threat perception characteristic?
  • What does the right to subpoenas allow under the Sixth Amendment context?
  • Identify at least three groups that are included in the community partnership.
  • Abuse of a vulnerable adult under the use of force toward incompetents can result in which legal consequence?
  • Which method is used to seize physical evidence from a person's body?
  • Which statement best describes Harass?
  • Identify the three priorities when responding to barricaded suspects?
  • Which of the following is a stimulant symptom?
  • Place the four stages of reaction time in the correct order.
  • What is the tangent intercept?
  • Which nerve is located at the base of the shin?
  • Which statement is NOT a protection under indemnification for LEO actions?
  • Where is the configuration/body type information for a commercial vehicle typically found?
  • What is a delinquent in juvenile law?
  • DUI contact consists of three phases. What is the first phase?
  • What best defines a confession in criminal law?
  • During the search for evidence, what step should occur before collecting evidence?
  • What is the purpose of a Disposition Hearing?
  • What is the initial action to secure a crime scene?
  • Which category includes opiate-based substances?
  • Which of the following is listed as a reason for failed room entries?
  • Which statement correctly defines a tangent line?
  • What does 'Mediate' mean in the CLAM approach?
  • Where are most EPC cases housed?
  • Which item is identified as a risk factor related to religion?
  • Which statement describes the EPC criterion?
  • Which is NOT identified as a basic element technique to relieve stress?
  • Which element is included in documenting a scene (photographs, diagram, notes)?
  • What is the general rule of search incident to arrest?
  • Illegal Per Se Law defines offense at BAC level...
  • Are all persons held for EPC committed to a state facility?
  • Under duty to stop after an accident with damage, which items must the driver provide?
  • What defines the preliminary investigation of a crime?
  • Which basic element technique directly involves ensuring proper fuel and fluids for performance?
  • If 16 or over and charged with an adult felony, juveniles may be held in a securely held jail/lockup. Which option best describes this condition?
  • Which follow-up action focuses on identifying the suspect vehicle by comparing timing patterns?
  • After invoking the right to counsel and remaining in custody, what conditions must be met for re-interrogation to occur?
  • Under the exclusionary rule, what must a defendant show to challenge evidence obtained through unconstitutional police conduct?
  • Which option is NOT a standard method for securing evidence?
  • What do courts consider as effective Miranda warnings?
  • Which amendment reserves powers not delegated to the United States to the states or the people?
  • No contact with adult inmates equals what type of separation?
  • When scanning a person, which element is evaluated?
  • What summarizes the enforcement purpose of implied consent regarding prior look-back in a DUI context?
  • What is the fix for failure to eject?
  • Which statement best describes the low ready pistol position?
  • Which term is a reference point type used in crash reconstruction?
  • Where is the Brachial Plexus Tie-in pressure point located?
  • Which statement best describes a show up in police procedure?
  • Which is a weakness of solo entries?
  • Does asking someone if they are suicidal plant the idea of suicide in their head?
  • Which best describes the basic purpose of the criminal justice system?
  • What does exclusive jurisdiction mean in juvenile cases?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a basis for categorizing drugs?
  • If there is a report of inappropriate text communications between a minor and a coach, what is typically the first action taken by authorities?
  • Which statement correctly describes the burden of proof for delinquents and status offenders?
  • Which of the following is a factor considered in determining curtilage protection?
  • Which element is part of the plain view doctrine?
  • What is the definition of reasonable force?
  • Which statement best describes the civil process?
  • Identify the characteristics of a police culture.
  • What must the concluding paragraph of an affidavit describe?
  • Preadjudication confinement for delinquents should go to which facility?
  • Which statement accurately describes when a search may be conducted during a search incident to arrest?
  • Which safety measure ensures the magazine is removed from the handgun before handling?
  • Which follow-up activity is explicitly about observing the suspect vehicle by matching time patterns?
  • What is the focus of the preliminary investigation?
  • Terry stop/frisk: What is required to stop a suspect?
  • Which statement about mental rehearsal is true?
  • Define Crime as the commission of an act prohibited by or the omission of an act required by a penal code.
  • What occurs at the Initial Hearing?
  • What is the primary purpose of an inventory search after a lawful arrest or impoundment?
  • Which of the following is an example of information that may be shared via NLETS, such as gas drive-offs?
  • Which option correctly lists the pursuit termination considerations?
  • Which statement is true about retention and releases regarding empty hand control types?
  • In a scenario involving a 19-year-old and a 15-year-old together, what offense is typically charged?
  • When approaching an interior scene, what is the first safety action an officer should perform?
  • Note-taking effect on pace
  • The statute 60-6-197 pertains to which concept?
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of bullying?
  • What is a hazard if the tire jack fails during a change?
  • How many clues are identified for the One Leg Stand test?
  • Which term describes the balance between the autonomic nervous system divisions under stress?
  • Which of the following is a principle element of ethical policing that relates to fair access to police services?
  • Distinguishing Cover from Concealment: which statement is correct?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a general behavioral characteristic of most adolescents?
  • Shaken Baby Syndrome is especially dangerous to infants due to which of the following?
  • At pre-indictment IDs (before charges are filed), does the suspect have the right to have an attorney present?
  • What two elements are required for an Emergency Protective Custody (EPC)?
  • Which statement about language barriers in Miranda warnings is correct?
  • Which term describes domestic disturbance groups?
  • Which statement reflects the best advantage of the driver-side approach?
  • Which is a type of building entry?
  • In room entry, how is 'Speed' defined?
  • Which of the following is the fourth principle of weapon retention?
  • Which statement describes the escort procedure's grip method?
  • Why is communication critical for the rear guard during a room entry?
  • What is the most common diagnosis with a suicide case?
  • Which control outcomes are associated with Angle Kick?
  • What does 'Apart' mean in the CLAM approach?
  • Which is a component of SIM?
  • Identify the three components of acceptability.
  • Ethanol is produced through which processes?
  • Which of the following is a type of vehicle damage?
  • What doctrine governs the admissibility of evidence derived from illegally obtained statements?
  • Coercion and Threats include which actions?
  • Which of the following is a category of psychoactive substances?
  • Which of the following is listed as a visual performance effect of survival stress?
  • Inevitable discovery doctrine states that illegally obtained evidence is admissible if the prosecution can show by a preponderance that it would have been discovered by lawful means.
  • Which of the following is NOT a duty upon arrival?
  • Which case established the exclusionary rule at the federal level?
  • What is the recommended fix for failure to fire?
  • When does the Sixth Amendment right to counsel attach?
  • In Hibbel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, refusing to identify during a Terry stop can lead to arrest for obstructing a peace officer.
  • One advantage of having a suspect exit through the driver's door is that lighting conditions are more easily controlled.
  • General purpose of Justification/Choice of Evils statute (28-1407) is to:
  • Which describes stunning in the resistive control context?
  • What does the Inverted U Law describe about anxiety and performance?
  • Which statement about lineup administration is true?
  • What are the three elements of the obscenity test?
  • Three-man team movement can be configured as which of the following?
  • Regarding PBT results, which statement is correct?
  • Define area of responsibility.
  • During the execution of a search warrant, who may be detained and for what duration?
  • Which describes the Firing condition for rifles?
  • What is the correct order for determining the radius of a curve?
  • Which scenario should responders plan for when creating a hostage barricade plan?
  • Where should the tire jack be placed when changing a tire?
  • Which statement best reflects the Eighth Amendment?
  • Which option best defines focus point in threat response?
  • When determining pattern length for barricades, which formula is described?
  • Which statement about homeostasis is accurate?
  • Which would be considered a telltale noise suspects make?
  • What is the purpose of the Ninth Amendment?
  • Which statement accurately describes obedience to traffic control devices?
  • Which statement about the affidavit's time component is correct?
  • Male privilege: sex assault describes which behavior?
  • What are the responsibilities of Child Protective Service Workers?
  • Which activity is most aligned with locating the suspect vehicle by observing timing windows?
  • Which element do all alcohol molecules contain?
  • Which statement best defines general intent crimes?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the Cite Zones?
  • Energy is defined as:
  • Which burn involves the epidermis and dermis with blistering?
  • Which crime is NOT listed as requiring electronic recording of statements during custodial interview?
  • Which document is the supreme law of the land and establishes the political foundation of the federal government?
  • Which option best describes the final SPACER component, concluding the stop?
  • Erasure on a road surface refers to which of the following?
  • In a rear-wheel-drive LE vehicle, weight transfer between the front and rear during various conditions results in what?
  • What characteristics should a proper hand signal have?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a call that would require emergency response?
  • Garrity warnings protect an LEO from criminal self-incrimination when compelled to respond to internal affairs investigations. Which statement is true?
  • What steps confirm the validity of a protection order and establish probable cause?
  • Which item is included in a typical law enforcement report?
  • Inside strip is described as the primary disarming method in the PPCT system using which type of empty hand control?
  • Which is an adverse effect of snow and ice on LE vehicle performance?
  • A drug that is dangerous but has some medical use would be placed in which CSA schedule?
  • Which of the following is one of the three striking techniques listed for the impact weapon system?
  • Cannabis is produced from which plant?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a known Nebraska threat group?
  • Which case established that the exclusionary rule applies to the states?
  • What constitutes a PBT refusal on the road?
  • Which agency stores data in the NCIC that is maintained by the FBI?
  • Which action is included in Securing Scene?
  • One reason arrest is the preferred response to domestic abuse incidents.
  • Bounding overwatch when approaching a structure is typically conducted as which of the following?
  • What is the general rule about statements obtained in violation of constitutional rights, and what are the listed exceptions?
  • When taking notes, which principle should guide what you write?
  • What is the mandated procedure for confirming positive NCIC response information?
  • In order to accurately analyze a person's statements utilizing behavioral symptoms or statement analysis techniques you MUST ...
  • Which statement best describes the Miranda warnings in the context of language barriers?
  • Which call for service would typically require an emergency response by patrol officers?
  • Which patrol position is NOT among those used during an unknown risk stop?
  • Drag factor is best described as:
  • In follow-up investigations, the scene is usually not the focus. Which activity is typically emphasized?
  • Which of the following is a common statement used to neutralize ethical conflict?
  • Which substance is described as the most abused drug in the United States and the #1 date rape drug?
  • The sheriff's office is responsible for civil process in what context?
  • Which item best establishes spatial relationships of evidence at a crime scene?
  • Which statement best defines culture?
  • What percentage of physical ailments are related to anxiety disorders?
  • Identify youth service agencies commonly available in Nebraska.
  • To prevent rollover crashes when traveling on muddy or grassy surfaces, which technique is described?
  • Which statement accurately reflects EPC criteria?
  • Which nerve is located outside the thigh?
  • Who files charges against a defendant in Nebraska?
  • Which of the following is a common roadway deficiency?
  • Which amendment includes safeguards such as indictment, protection against double jeopardy, due process, and self-incrimination protections?
  • Which club drug is an alteration of methamphetamine, amphetamine, and hallucinogens?
  • In Nebraska, a juvenile is defined as which of the following?
  • What does the Tenth Amendment establish?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of a professional officer?
  • Which statement best describes passive resistance?
  • In room entry, which statement best defines Violence of Action?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a method to document interviews and interrogations?
  • What is an objective of a preliminary investigation?
  • Which statement about implied consent is true?
  • What is the purpose of the return in the warrant process?
  • Which statement best describes a typical scenario in SBS prevention and response?
  • Which case created the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule?
  • Which technique is used to control active aggression?
  • Under which condition would a vehicle not be allowed to pass another vehicle on the right?
  • Identify the first concern when stopping a semi-tractor/trailer.
  • Which statement correctly describes Nebraska's warrantless arrest allowances?
  • Which statement best defines a preliminary investigation?
  • Which term describes the section containing the main narrative details?
  • Which statement describes Visual Frisk & Assess?
  • Which option is NOT listed as a primary reason for a field contact?
  • Which item is NOT one of the five components of homicide investigations?
  • What may be done if a person violates a protection order?
  • Which case established the general exclusionary rule?
  • Which factor is NOT listed as a risk factor for child abuse?
  • Which statement correctly identifies the major difference between team zeroing and individual zeroing?
  • What Nebraska revised statute covers drug paraphernalia?
  • Which of the following is the fourth principle of weapon retention?
  • What is a recommended fix for failure to feed?
  • In the sequence of steps for making contact with a person, which step comes immediately after 'Intro & ID yourself'?
  • What steps should an officer take to determine whether a protection order exists and confirm its applicability?
  • Which of the following describes the control outcomes associated with the front thrust kick?
  • Alcohol distributes to tissues with high water content, including which?
  • What is the responsibility of the first back-up unit?
  • Which internal group is identified as the most effective part of the basic internal search teams for a bomb threat?
  • During the tactics phase, what is the primary consideration?
  • When processing stolen property transactions in NCIC for vehicles, which information is required?
  • BAC stands for which term?
  • Which of the following are included in the Angle Kick control outcomes?
  • Which statement about deadly force is correct?
  • Which term describes post-event narrowing focus on threat that can impair judgment?
  • Incapacitating injury is defined as:
  • Which statements describe the rules for use of force to prevent an escape?
  • When open carrying, where should your badge be placed relative to the gun?
  • Which statement best describes the Transport Wrist Lock?
  • Which of the following is NOT a use of scene photography?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of vehicle damage that should be photographed?
  • In the high ready position, what is the purpose of the body weight being forward?
  • Which control outcomes are associated with Knee Strikes?
  • Which of the following is a carry condition for a patrol rifle?
  • Which warning sign involves fascination with deadly weapons?
  • Which statement defines a Commercial Motor Vehicle?
  • Failure to extract is commonly caused by which conditions?
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