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Police Operations

Chapter 2-Communication

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The right to stop and question suspicious people was established in the landmark case of Terry v. Ohio
________is defined as communication that can be understood by the intended audience and meets the purpose of the communicator. Plain Language
Communication that flows laterally among those on the same "level" within an organization is considered_____ Horizontal
Police officers rely heavily on the radio and _____to retrieve critical information when dealing with incidents. Dispatchers
Special problems in communicating via radios and cell phones include______ lack of interoperability, interference on the line and dropped calls, and keeping police operations secure.
________ are valuable databases for law enforcement NCID, LinX and LEO
Effective communication can be used to ____ Negotiate, diffuse and motivate.
LInX is a Regional information-sharing network.
Incoherent speech may indicate intoxication, hearing impairment or Alzheimer's disease.
One way to avoid giving the Miranda warning is to ask a suspect to come to the station to be interviewed, voluntarily, without arrest. Such statements are known as ____ Beheler admonition.
A lawful stop must be based on _____that the person stopped is about to be or is actually engaged in criminal activity. A preponderance of evidence.
A witness may be a victim, a scientific specialist, or an observer on an event.
To be effective, interviews should be based on.______ Specific Goals and objectives.
The Supreme Court in Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada Concluded that a suspect's refusal to give his or her name can warrant an arrest.
According to your text, when training officers to interview eyewitnesses, the officer should use what type of questions? Open-ended questions.
Sandoval's "Strategies to Avoid Interview Contamination" includes a Focus on Interview Environment that recommends A location free of distractions and that no barrier like a desk or plant be placed between the subject and the interviewer.
A/an_____is an Internet-based information-sharing and records-management source. CrimCog
The N-DEx is a system that links more than 18,000 law enforcement agency
Many criminal and citizens use____to access law enforcement communications. Scanners
When interrogating a suspect who has waived his or her Miranda rights, the officer both should videotape the notification of rights, waiver, and the questioning in major felony cases and should honor a juvenile's request to speak t a parent.
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