Criminal Justice Jail Officer ECA

The first goal of jail discipline should be:

"STG" is an acronym for:

Correctional officers have the responsibility to:

When security plans exist:

The average reactionary gap for a correctional officer to have time to adequately respond to a physical attack is:

When dealing with use of force issues, officers need to concern themselves with:

Which action below is NOT a proper legal reason to consider using force against an inmate?

Officers who are in charge of inmates:

One way a person can explain decision-making is to use the acronym "A.C.T." stands for:

The four (4) types of custody classifications are:

A systematic process from processing a crime scene is known a:

A correctional/jail officers' values are:

Culture is:

Any person(s), organization or entity that may be affected by what you do is referred to as:

An inmate alleging their privileges are being denied would benefit by:

Studies indicate that 55-60% of communication consist of which of the following:

The "objective" classification is based on the following factors:

Some mental and physical signs and symptoms of stress may include:

A body attachment commands the sheriff to:

When a misdemeanor warranted is initially issued, it expires in:

According to credit time classification a person assigned to a Class A which are level-66 felonies and misdemeanors earn

What documentation must accompany a committed offender to the Department of Correction?

Some components of a good report would include:

Persons who suffer from bipolar disorder:

When handling abnormal personalities, it is best to:

The primary goal of a correctional officer is generating what type of compliance:

Which of the following are indicators of drug use?

People who have disabilities, as a group, are:

STUDY 7 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF REPORT WRITING (Written question)

What stage of "Reaction Time" is a person most likely to hesitate:

According to demographic studies and population growth tends, by the year 2050:

The MAIN purpose of communication is:

When searching a jail cell it should be made by:

The two (2) options a correctional officer has in a physical confrontation are engage and ____.

Escort officers face the greatest danger of inmate attacks or escape when:

Should a correctional officer become exposed to body fluids they:

What considered the most common mental illness?

Correctional officers are held to what standards:

What was the main issue in the US Supreme Court Farmer v. Brennen:

Correctional officers when handling "STG" need to be:

The six (6) "pillars of character" are trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, citizenship, fairness, and ___.

Security Threat Groups in a jail setting can cause what:

Which of the following is not considered a major mental illness in jails:

The term "DT's" when dealing with alcoholics refers to:

Studies show that people who talk about suicide:

People who have autism:

The behavior of most mental patients, most of the time is ___ from that of a normal persons:

Correctional officers should:

The assessment of a person's ability to think and reason is known as:

If jail officers are to safe guard inmates and avoid charges of negligence, they must:

In addition to the IDOC receiving convicted offenders, the IDOC provides:

Which degree of mentally disabled has the biggest population:

The one thing to remember about hostage situations is that:

Booking officers should:

Every report should answer the following:

Which action below is NOT a legal proper reason to consider using force against an inmate:

A person infected with HIV which breaks down certain cells in your immune system may:

A.I.D.S. is an acronym for:

How many people in the US suffer from a mental disorder?

Some stress management techniques include all of the following except:

If a finger is permanently missing, i.e. amputated, the fingerprint card:

Liquid blood evidence should be collected by:

The five (5) common motivations that can destroy a person's career are peer pressure, lust, power/prestige, greed, and _

Statistics indicate a correctional officer will use unacceptable/unreasonable force when encountering resistance due to:

Which of the listed below is NOT a type of fingerprint pattern:

Correctional officers are authorized to use the degree of force that is necessary and reasonable under ____.

Insulin reaction in diabetics refers to:

The correctional officer report should reflect the "ABC's":

Inmates who use the threat of suicide to manipulate officers and others:

If an admission officer is not familiar with a particular charge he/she should:

Despite a long history of being ignored by state and local governments ___ are now being recognized as vital components

When a correctional officer has to use force on an inmate(s), do you:

Most hostage situations:

Most inmate suicide occur:

An arrested individual must receive a probable cause determination within __ hours of arrest

It is important to know inmates under your control because:

Diversity goes beyond ethnicity to include:

The most important aspect of determining a suspect's identity through fingerprints is:

Cumulative Stress is abnormal and destructive and is created by:

An Emergency Detention Order is a 72-hour hold. What are the requirements to obtain a hold to be valid?

The __ is the approximate center of the fingerprint impression:

Law enforcement/correctional officer will use acceptable/excessive force when encountering resistance due to:

With respect to inmate correspondence:

There are three (3) necessary components to an effective communication. They are:

Signs of abnormal behavior:

When should a correctional officer begin to compile his.her notes for a report about an incident:

State jail inspectors:

The initial classification evaluation is made by whom?

Objectives of jail security include:

Psychomotor epilepsy can easily be mistaken for:

Emergency treatment for insulin reaction in diabetics would include: