Arizona POST Waiver Practice Test

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• What is the minimum height from the ground to the bottom of the license plate?
• What is the primary responsibility of Justice Court?
• A delinquent act is best described as which of the following?
• A bus is defined as carrying how many passengers?
• During a collision, which information must be exchanged?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of an emotionally unstable person?
• Which of the following is one of the four elements of force as defined by JAPO?
• Which item requires recording every time evidence is removed or returned from storage?
• Which statement about the color coding on the hazardous materials diamond is true?
• ARS §13-3871 focuses on which aspect of law enforcement?
• Which of the following is a liability associated with extinguishing a fire?
• Which statement best reflects civil liability considerations regarding officer-provided first aid?
• What is the primary responsibility of Superior Court?
• Which of the following is listed as a hazard in narcotics enforcement?
• Predicate felony includes which of the following?
• Which element identifies who recovered the evidence in the chain of custody?
• Petty offense penalty.
• Which statement best describes tampering with a witness?
• Implement of husbandry is best defined as what?
• Which policy governs emergency vehicle operation to protect the public?
• Which factor is specifically listed as an HLZ (helicopter landing zone) consideration?
• What is the ideal time limit from indictment to beginning of trial for a defendant in custody?
• First refusal under implied consent leads to suspension for how long?
• During a DUI refusal, which action is listed as one of the five officer responsibilities?
• Which of the following is listed as a SIDS identifier?
• Which of the following is an example of demonstrative evidence?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three principles of riot control?
• What is the scope of District Court jurisdiction?
• Which activity is essential to maintaining chain of custody?
• Which BAC range is presumed under the influence?
• Time limitations for misdemeanors.
• Which of the following is NOT a basic patrol pattern?
• Which department investigates tax evasion and enforces the tobacco luxury tax in the state?
• What is the maximum overhang allowed for loads extending beyond the foremost and rear of a vehicle?
• Which of the following describes a scenario that qualifies as sexual abuse under the provided definitions?
• Which court handles appeals from the Superior Court?
• Which of the following is an exception to time limitations (no time limit) for prosecution?
• Under the Arizona Constitution, which group is immune from certain arrests or enforcement proceedings?
• How is solicitation charged relative to the crime solicited?
• In a bench trial, who serves as the fact finder and referee?
• What is the standard written notice timeframe to parents/guardians when a child is in custody?
• Rap sheets contain Driver's License Number.
• Which BAC range is presumed not under the influence?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between sexual abuse and sexual assault definitions?
• In the sequence of the three phases of a physical encounter, which phase comes after Contact?
• Which of the following is NOT a range of interpersonal combat?
• Bias motivated crime is defined as crime motivated by which factors?
• Which is an example of pre-judgment seizure paperwork?
• Which of the following is NOT an objective of corrections?
• Is First degree murder among the offenses that require mandatory adult charging for juveniles aged at least 15?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an officer responsibility during a civil dispute?
• Which option is a listed use for police reports?
• What is Megan's Law?
• Which court would typically handle misdemeanor charges arising within a city’s limits?
• Which statement describes a scenario where deadly force may be used when a suspect commits a serious crime?
• What is case law?
• Which of the following are types of property that may be repossessed?
• Which statement about status offenses is true?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences LE's image within the community?
• What is the point of impact?
• Rap sheets contain Arrest History.
• What are the time limits for an arrestee's initial appearance and grand jury/prelim hearing (in and out of custody)?
• Which agency suspends a juvenile's driver's license in these cases?
• Bank statements are an example of which type of evidence?
• Arrests can be made at which times?
• Surveillance methods may include which element?
• Which court handles all juvenile court and family law matters?
• Which item is NOT listed as one of the five parts of the body?
• Who is the state's chief law enforcement officer?
• Which statement is true about emergency orders of protection availability?
• Which outcome is associated with stronger police/community relations?
• Which statement best defines a vehicle for regulatory purposes?
• Do municipal police officers have statutory authority to execute writs of attachment, execution, replevin, or restitution?
• Which statement best describes probation versus parole?
• What do Rules 803 and 804 pertain to?
• Rap sheets contain AKA information.
• Amendments 1-6 (disregard 3), 8, and 14 include which amendment addressing unreasonable searches and seizures?
• Containment is a term used to describe restricting movement to prevent spread during a riot.
• Which statement is NOT one of the five principles for effective testimony?
• Rap sheets contain Types of Charges.
• If a juvenile is NOT detained, within how many days must a petition be filed after referral to the prosecutor?
• Which of the following is one of JAPO's four elements of force?
• Which of the following is NOT a PBM stress effect?
• An injunction against harassment is issued against someone who has harassed another in which type of relationship?
• What happens when an adult completes a diversion program for criminal charges?
• Which amendment protects freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed permissible reason for using deadly force?
• When a field officer encounters a plain clothes officer, what should they do initially until acknowledged by the plain clothes officer?
• Which of the following is a role of police in providing community service?
• Out of custody, within how many days must the adjudication hearing begin?
• What is the burden of proof for delinquency or incorrigibility matters in juvenile court?
• Which of the following is NOT a PEM component?
• When did the first Hispanic gang in the Phoenix area appear?
• What does 'mi vida loca' mean?
• What describes actual consent?
• A critical speed scuff is defined as which type of tire mark?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Court of Appeals?
• The Victims rights form is intended to inform victims of their rights.
• When officers are off duty, which law applies regarding first aid liability?
• What is the minimum recommended HLZ size?
• What were some of the early Phoenix gang names mentioned?
• Which objective of corrections represents punishing the offender for wrongdoing?
• Which description matches general deterrence?
• Does Arizona provide a provision for juvenile trials?
• Intentionally removing, altering, or defacing the VIN with the intent to conceal the vehicle ID is classified as which offense?
• What is the term for the area of impact when a person strikes a windshield with their body?
• Which is NOT a principle for effective testimony?
• Which item is NOT an exception to the hearsay rule?
• When making an arrest without a warrant, a suspect must be taken to...
• A complaint is best described as which of the following?
• Rap sheets contain Henry/NCIC fingerprint class.
• Seat belt is what type of violation?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason to use a seatbelt?
• During a traffic stop, which hazard is associated with occupants' movements that could lead to destruction or concealment of evidence?
• Who is responsible for charging a juvenile as an adult in these cases?
• Which of the following describes a plea option at arraignment that is not admitting guilt but acknowledges evidence is sufficient to convict?
• How many designations exist for petty offenses?
• Which statement correctly describes the roles of the three federal courts: District Court, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court?
• Is it required to retreat before threatening to use or using deadly force?
• According to bicycle traffic laws, a horse-drawn carriage must have how many headlamps and be visible from how far?
• What is the burden of proof for all other juvenile court actions including revocations of probation?
• Which type of vehicle stop is used when an officer suspects criminal activity but has not observed a violation?
• Which element notes where evidence was transported and stored?
• Degrees of dangerous crimes against children are defined as which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a method of stopping bleeding?
• What is the correct sequence of culpable mental states from most to least culpable?
• Who has the power to detain for recording a movie without consent?
• Which tactic is used when a police vehicle comes under attack?
• What is the primary responsibility of Municipal Court?
• Which of the following is a correct pairing for license plates and height?
• A skip skid is caused by
• In juvenile alcohol offenses, beyond imposing a fine, which license actions are required?
• Conspiracy is charged in the same class of crime as which scenario?
• Which statement describes a status offense?
• Which safeguard is listed when using informants?
• Which statement about the Good Samaritan Law is true?
• The deadly force presumption identifies which area as generally deadly force?
• Which BAC range requires further evaluation of intoxication?
• The Supreme Court's final jurisdiction over constitutional questions is derived from which document?
• Which set correctly identifies the three C's of the criminal justice system?
• How long is an arrest warrant valid for?
• Which option is listed as an alcohol or drug testing option besides blood, breath, and urine?
• Knowingly removing, altering, or defacing the VIN is classified as which offense?
• What is a petty offense?
• What is the ideal time limit from indictment to beginning of trial for a defendant out of custody?
• Which item is NOT listed as a hazard associated with narcotics enforcement?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six types of evidence?
• Which of the following is a victim right?
• Which of the following is a safety consideration when handling mentally disturbed or irrational persons?
• What is the minimum age at which a delinquent act can be committed by a child?
• Is Forcible sexual assault among the offenses that require mandatory adult charging for juveniles aged at least 15?
• Which is an indicator of bias-motivated crimes?
• When guiding a visually impaired person, which action is recommended?
• In the AVPU scale, which level corresponds to a response to painful stimuli?
• What does ADJC stand for?
• Which is the final step in the SARA method?
• Which of the following is a permissible reason for deadly force in a law enforcement capacity?
• Which court resolves questions of statewide importance and constitutional interpretation?
• Which option is an example of post-judgment seizure paperwork?
• What is the minimum age for mandatory adult charging for juveniles in Arizona?
• Which branch is primarily responsible for interpreting and applying laws?
• The top (red) side of the hazardous materials diamond indicates which hazard?
• Which of the following is a risk factor related to sudden custody death syndrome?
• Which option is NOT one of the five officer responsibilities during a DUI refusal?
• What is the purpose of the adjudication hearing in Arizona juvenile delinquency or incorrigibility proceedings?
• In the AVPU scale used in first aid, what does the letter 'A' represent?
• Photography at a crash scene should be taken
• Who signs an arrest warrant?
• If arrest is without a warrant, how soon must a complaint be filed after the initial appearance?
• In custody, within how many days must the adjudication hearing begin?
• Which activity constitutes influencing a witness?
• During an emergency order of protection, what action does the officer take?
• Which of the following is not a category of offenses?
• Which description matches specific deterrence?
• The Supremacy Clause declares that constitutional law and treaties and laws of the United States are the supreme law of the land.
• Rap sheets contain Demographics on suspect.
• Which color on the left side of the hazardous materials diamond represents health hazard?
• Which option identifies a category that is NOT listed among the five categories of law enforcement?
• Is Second degree murder among the offenses that require mandatory adult charging for juveniles aged at least 15?
• Which of the following is a role of police in providing community service?
• Which of the following is a sign used for tracking persons from crime scenes?
• Who is totally immune from arrests for any crime?
• Which statement describes a critical speed scuff?
• Which element lists 'Time, date, location evidence found' in chain of custody?
• In the DEPT acronym for stopping bleeding, what does the P stand for?
• An emergency order of protection is in effect until when?
• Under Arizona law, which group is immune from certain arrests or enforcement when traveling to or from drill?
• During a collision, the statement 'Name, address, and registration number' must be exchanged.
• If a defendant is in custody at indictment, within how many days must arraignment occur?
• An arrest warrant is defined as which of the following?
• Which item is NOT listed as a method for channeling traffic and blocking roadways?
• Which item is NOT typically included among backup officer responsibilities when responding to an 'officer needs assistance' call?
• When guiding a visually impaired person, which action should you take?
• In the context of the initial appearance, 'PC' stands for what?
• During a traffic stop, occupants moving excessively may indicate what?
• The minimum age for the first child restraint guideline is?
• Which state agency is the largest in terms of law enforcement?
• Which statement describes the second level of the use-of-force continuum?
• Under traffic laws for horse-drawn carriages, what color headlamp is required?
• Warrants may be served during which timeframe in absence of further direction?
• All warrants must be ______ prior to service/arrest.
• Which factor affects personal liability while operating a vehicle under emergency conditions?
• A second refusal within 84 months results in suspension for how long?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences LE's image within the community?
• Which of the following is a criterion for criminal street gang membership?
• Civil litigation is defined as which of the following?
• Which document commands the named defendant to appear in court to answer for a criminal charge?
• Which surveillance methods are recognized as acceptable?
• Deadly force may be used to prevent escape if the suspect is using a deadly weapon.
• A gap skid is defined as what?
• What does the Supremacy Clause establish as the supreme law of the land?
• Which photography timing option is listed in the material?
• Which of the following is NOT a behavior associated with emotionally unstable persons?
• What is the primary responsibility of the State Supreme Court?
• Probation is best defined as which of the following?
• Which court handles felonies?
• Under what condition can a minor consent to a sexual assault examination?
• In the absence of further direction, warrants may be served at what time?
• What is a criminal summons?
• Which describes the correct order of the five levels of control in the use-of-force continuum?
• If a defendant does not respond to a criminal summons, what is issued?
• Which circumstance makes cite and release not available?
• In traffic control, barriers may include which of the following?
• Which option is NOT a listed benefit of enhancing police/community relations?
• Which option is NOT listed as an alcohol or drug testing option?
• Which statement best defines the term 'Driver'?
• Who can request an emergency order of protection?
• Who conducts the adjudication hearing in Arizona juvenile proceedings?
• What happens if a defendant stands mute at arraignment?
• What does chain of custody primarily ensure?
• Which form are officers required to give to victims under ARS 13-4405 and ARS 8-386?
• What is an order requiring a person to appear at a court to give testimony?
• When can a citizen make an arrest?
• Which statement best describes the Good Samaritan Law?
• Which categories of vehicles require license plates?
• What is the purpose of a complaint?
• Which statement best describes implied consent?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three phases of a physical encounter?
• Which class of fire involves electrical fires?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed use for police reports?
• Do traffic laws apply to those riding an animal on the highway?
• Predicate felony description.
• Which side of the hazardous materials diamond indicates instability?
• Rap sheets contain FBI Number.
• Which of the following is NOT a PBM category of stress effects?
• Which crimes do not enjoy doctor/patient confidentiality in terms of reporting?
• Which petitions trigger the adjudication hearing in Arizona juvenile proceedings?
• Can a landlord place a lien on a residential tenant's property?
• Which of the following is a psychological response to victimization?
• In citizen detention, on premises for questioning or summoning a police officer, detention must be based on what and for what duration?
• Time limit for Class 2-6 felonies.
• If a driver who refused a DUI test does not surrender their license after suspension, what may be issued?
• Which class of fire is associated with ordinary combustibles?
• What does Article II, Section 8 prohibit?
• Is Armed robbery among the offenses that require mandatory adult charging for juveniles aged at least 15?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an officer responsibility during a civil dispute?
• Time limit for petty offenses.
• Who has the power to detain a person for shoplifting on business premises?
• Which branch is primarily responsible for creating laws?
• Which term describes consent given by the patient?
• Which of the following is a common cause of civil litigation against law enforcement officers and agencies?
• The U.S. Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is located under which category of law enforcement?
• Which method is used to locate persons who may have information about the crime by directly seeking people in the area?
• If an arrestee for a warrant requests to see the warrant, the officer must show it when it is reasonable to do so.
• Rap sheets contain Conviction History.
• Which of the following is a victim right?
• Which description best defines a vehicle?
• How long is the suspension of the juvenile operator's license for alcohol offenses?
• Which is NOT a component of the BASP force matrix?
• Parole is defined as which of the following?