The minimum amount of lawful aggression enough to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective is:

The degree of influence an officer must exert over the violator to take him or her safely into custody is:

An aggressive act committed by any person which does not amount to assault, and is necessary to accomplish an objective:

What is a situation where a police officer may use force?

When is it necessary for a police officer to use deadly force?

When an officer is making an arrest, how much force is the officer permitted to use?

An officer places an offender in handcuffs during a traffic stop. What is the officer conveying by this action?

When does a police officer have the duty to retreat?

What is the most important thing for an officer when writing a use of force report?

What level of force comes right before deadly or lethal force?

What is the term for parental consent or a court order?

Deadly force is NOT justified to prevent the imminent commission of

There is a saying in report writing..."if it's not on the page then it didn't happen". This refers to what rule?

All are signs of aggressive behavior from someone about to fight except:

Action is faster than reaction

A person is justified in using force to prevent another from committing suicide

Force is allowed in response to verbal provocation

Deadly force can be used to prevent another's imminent commission of all the following crimes except:

You can use force to protect the property of your parent or even your roommate

Officers using punches and kicks to restrain an individual is an example of ___________

An officer telling a violator to take his hands out of his pockets and put them on his head is an example of: