SCSO Detention Practice Test

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• What does a Code 5 indicate?
• Which pairing correctly identifies V, W, and X in the phonetic alphabet used?
• Detention staff will not impose lockdowns as punitive actions. Which statement is correct?
• When standing directly in front of an inmate, what position are you in?
• Who is the point of contact for religious services, literature, and ministerial visits?
• The 5th Amendment establishes what?
• For requests about out-of-county housing, which position is responsible?
• Under detention policy 103.02, which individuals should file additional incident reports?
• Which of the following is NOT a dorm pod number?
• What does the 10-9 code mean?
• Which nerve is described as located at the back of the calf?
• Which of the following is NOT a PPCT principle of control to address resistive behavior?
• P, Q, and R on the phonetic alphabet used:
• Which items may an inmate take to court? (Variant wording)
• Which nerve is located at the top of the back?
• Which would generally be inappropriate to ask about a service animal?
• Which of the following represents the rack down times for the 2nd shift?
• What does code 2 indicate?
• Round intervals for direct pods?
• Which landmark corresponds to the nerve located at the bottom of the throat (upper, center chest)?
• At shift change the oncoming deputy is to do what before they take control of the pod?
• Which JMS tab is used to initiate an incident report?
• Which statement best describes the IDEALS acronym?
• What is the maximum time a person can be held in jail before a bond is set?
• In the given communication codes, which statement matches 10-6?
• In detention facility records, what does P&E stand for?
• How many offenses listed in the inmate handbook constitute a 72-hour lockdown?
• How long is property held at the detention facility before it is sent to P&E?
• What is the disciplinary time for giving false information?
• Which nerve is located at the bottom of the throat (upper, center chest)?
• Rounds in dorms occur on what schedule?
• What are the phonetic alphabet equivalents for A, B, and C?
• Where should handcuffs be placed around on the wrists? (Variant wording)
• What is the maximum sentence a deputy may impose a pod lockdown on an inmate?
• What does 10-15 refer to?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of court appearance?
• What is the time limit for filing a grievance after an event?
• What is the disciplinary time for aggravated battery LEO?
• Which code indicates a medical emergency?
• Are religious publications counted toward the reading material limit?
• Which position handles grievances about confinement, including issues with meals?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of court appearance listed in the material?
• What does the 10-21 code indicate?
• What is the first adjective in the required demeanor?
• In the detention chain of command, who ranks directly below the Jail Administrator?
• What is code orange?
• When facing an inmate at their 1-2 pm or 10-11 pm positions, what is your position called?
• In IPC terms, which statement best describes 'Content'?
• Who is in charge of replenishing anything in the bloodborne pathogen clean-up kit?
• An inmate approaches the desk and asks about his charges. How do you find that information in JMS?
• How would you describe an inmate with less than five dollars on books?
• Which locations are located in core 1?
• Which nerve is located on the inside of the thigh?
• After booking, how long is the typical wait before a general physical exam is conducted?
• How often should suicide watch inmates be checked on?
• Which of the following is a reason an inmate may wear a RED jumpsuit?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed knife wound type?
• In PREA incident response, which action is the first step?
• How often should inmates be checked on while on restrictive housing?
• What time window is associated with the #2.5 Escort position?
• Which of the following is NOT a knife wound type?
• What does 10-19 mean?
• What does rover 1 south cover?
• Who is the current ICO (infectious control officer)?
• What does the 10-8 code indicate?
• Which case informs factors for use of force legal justification?
• What is the disciplinary time for trafficking contraband?
• Which category handles medical diets or grievances about medical treatment?
• Rack down times for chow service are at what times?
• What are the rack down times for each shift?
• Which statement is true about 30-minute watch checks?
• What is the required return time for razors after checkout?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three inmate categories in direct supervision training?
• What is the disciplinary time for aggravated battery?
• Code yellow indicates which condition?
• What is the per-order commissary limit?
• How is a folding knife packaged as evidence?
• Which term describes the isolation of inmates within a housing area as a disciplinary measure?
• When is personal laundry washed?
• Which of the following is a dorm pod number?
• What is the latest time that the 1st shift may lockdown for shift change?
• Which statement about money rejected at booking is true?
• The range 0-4 used for restrictive housing steps implies how many total steps?
• Which of the following is a PPCT control principle?
• What are the unrack times for each shift?
• What does the 10-22 code mean?
• Which statement correctly describes permissible questions to verify a service animal?
• Which nerve is associated with the origin of the brachial plexus?
• Who may conduct a body cavity search?
• Under the third shift TV policy, which setup is correct?
• In the phonetic alphabet list, which word represents the letter W?
• What color jumpsuit would a suicide watch inmate wear?
• Which area does Core 2 cover refer to?
• What is the second adjective in the required demeanor?
• In JMS, which tabs provide inmate charges?
• Which of the following is NOT a main principle to remember once the deputy attains the transition position in knife defense?
• 10-23 indicates what status in radio terminology?
• When are inmates on DD allowed usage of the telephone?
• How often should inmates in disciplinary detention be checked on?
• Which items are allowed for an inmate to take to the law library?
• How is an inmate considered indigent?
• Two methods of application of PPCT and the applicable control principle.
• What is the disciplinary time for refusal to comply with a supervisor's orders?
• What is the maximum amount of food that can be in a cell?
• What items can an inmate take to religious service?
• When are dorms supposed to rack down on the third shift?
• Which trio corresponds to A, B, and C in the phonetic alphabet described?
• What pods does the upper north rover cover?
• Per detention policy 103.02 regarding incident reporting, additional reports should be made by any personnel who:
• What time are telephones turned on in the pods?
• On JMS, where can you find the inmate's bond information?
• In the phonetic alphabet used, what are the words for P, Q, and R?
• Which nerve is located under the nose?
• The lower north rover covers which pods?
• What is the maximum number of adults allowed for on-site visits?
• Which is the correct set of words used for M, N, O in the phonetic alphabet?
• Which set of times correctly lists the remote visitation windows?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as part of the IDEALS core values?
• Which is the middle stage in the three stages of effective courtroom testimony?
• What is the fluid shock wave principle?
• Which names correspond to the letters J, K, and L in the phonetic alphabet used?
• In the relative positioning model starting from the front, what label corresponds to the second position?
• What is the maximum number of inmates allowed in the day room at one time?
• Which court is the highest in the United States system?
• Where should handcuffs be placed around on the wrists?
• Which nerve is located on the back of the calf?
• Which role is responsible for routing inmate requests pertaining to commissary items?
• In core 1 security coverage, which option describes the area covered?
• If going to court, what is the earliest razor checkout time?
• Which list correctly names the six direct supervision skills?
• When should a pat search be conducted at a minimum?
• When using force, an officer must show which factors?
• What are the phonetic alphabet equivalents for D, E, and F?
• Which nerve is primarily responsible for tongue movement?
• What are the cells used in booking for special watches?
• What happens if an inmate loses or destroys their ID band?
• In radio terminology, what does the code 10-6 indicate?
• Which nerve is located under the jaw bone?
• If an assessment notes a sensation behind the ear, which nerve would be most closely associated?
• Which three factors determine the amount of kinetic energy?
• If an act is not specifically listed under federal law, which guidelines determine disciplinary detention times?
• Which of the following lists the locations found in core 1?
• In the given code set, what does 10-1 mean?
• How long will an inmate receive DD for behavior requiring a response team?
• Asking yourself questions with the 5 W's, are good examples of what?
• In an emergency on the north side, which elevator is used?
• Name the 6 types of court appearances.
• In an emergency on the south side, which elevator is used?
• Which term describes a subject who is not cooperative at all?
• Which nerve is located at the top/front of the armpit?
• When can inmates check out their razors and when must they be returned by?
• What does the position of Core 1 cover?
• How are evacuation exits signaled?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a level in the force continuum?
• Which of the following is NOT a main principle in knife defense transition?
• Which of the following correctly lists the phonetic equivalents for S, T, and U in the local alphabet?
• Which location is NOT listed as a place inmates may take property to?
• Which watch types are included in the 30-Minute Check Requirement?
• Which pod is NOT listed as covered by the dorm rover?
• Lawyers are not allowed to bring which type of items to inmates?
• How often are suicide watches checked on and logged?
• What are the 5 types of courts in our legal system?
• What does 10-23 indicate in radio communications?
• Which nerve is located on the inside of the forearm?
• In radio terminology, what does the code 10-20 mean?
• Besides legal documents, which item is allowed to take to the law library?
• What is the disciplinary time for battery/fighting?
• The 8th Amendment guarantees which of the following?
• Code 99 indicates which status?
• Which statement correctly reflects the wake-up time?
• What is the disciplinary time for sexual behavior directed toward staff or other inmates?
• How are on-site visits scheduled?
• Remote visitation operates on how many days per week and during how many daily windows?
• Which elevator is designated for emergencies on the south side?
• Which nerve is located on the top of the foot?
• Content (In IPC terms) means:
• Which of the following is true about the upper north rover's patrol coverage?
• Which office manages requests for accessibility to inmate programs and notarization of documents?
• When marking evidence seals, you mark it with what information?
• Which nerve is located behind the ear?
• What is the round interval for dorms?
• What is the composition of the cell extraction team?
• What is the gathering limit for inmates in the day room?
• Razor checkout is handled during which shift?
• Which of the following matches the three act categories with their detention days?
• Which statement is true about suicide watches?
• A prisoner reports a grievance about meals; which role should address this?
• Which pods are covered by the dorm rover?
• When are the TVs turned on in the day rooms?
• Which pairing correctly identifies the Y and Z in the phonetic alphabet used?
• When an inmate is placed into the restraint chair, how often should they be checked on?
• Which option shows the necessary information on an evidence seal besides D# and Case#?
• What are the categories for prohibited acts?
• The 5th Amendment protects against which of the following?
• Define the 3 components of acceptability for the PPCT system.
• What colors of pen are regular deputies allowed to use?
• 72 Hours equals how many days?
• Which document is the basis for our legal system?
• How many inmate requests can an inmate have at a time?
• Objectively reasonable is a standard for 'use of force' set by which historic court case?
• Which option correctly lists the front-to-back sequence in the relative positioning model?
• Which offense carries a 25-day penalty?
• What does code red indicate?
• What symbol marks evacuation exits?
• The frequency of personal laundry washing is best described as which option?
• Code 99 indicates which status?
• If an inmate uses the telephone on Day 6, the next allowed use would be on which day?
• Due process is established by which amendment?
• What are the two types of contraband mentioned in the facility?
• Which are the direct pod numbers?
• When evaluating a claimed service animal, which question may lawfully be asked?
• When are telephones cut off?
• When is daily wake up?
• Bond information for an inmate in JMS is found on which combination of tabs?
• Which nerve is located on the back of the forearm?
• Which of the following correctly lists the detention chain of command?
• Two steps in handling requests skillfully are:
• What is the round interval for indirect pods?
• For ministry visits, which method is available?
• What does the 10-3 code mean?
• Which offense results in a 30-day penalty?
• How is an inmates knife stored in property when they come into booking?
• In the phonetic alphabet, which words correspond to M, N, and O?
• What is the purpose of cell/building searches?
• What are the cost and time limits for on-site visitations?
• If an inmate has classification questions, which office should handle them?
• If an inmate wishes to submit a grievance, how will they do that?
• What does PREA stand for?
• Which office manages inquiries about incoming mail and the facility's phone system?
• How many levels of resistance are defined on the force continuum?
• Which offenses constitute a 72-hour lockdown?
• Code 3 corresponds to which type of incident?
• Which landmark corresponds to the Jugular Notch?
• The 6th Amendment guarantees which rights?
• How often should medical observation watches be checked on?
• What are the three aspects of the set-up in inmate manipulation?
• When scheduling a pro-visit, you must go to what tab in JMS?
• What is the snack cart limits?
• How many steps are there for inmates on restrictive housing?
• Who is immediately above the Deputy in the detention chain of command?
• Which role handles inquiries regarding money accounts?
• How often are inmates on DD checked on and logged?
• Which disciplinary action requires a response team?
• What does 10-33 mean in radio communications?
• Which statement about direct pod rounds is true?
• In knife defense, the closest hand principle states that which hand should make the first movement?
• How many offenses listed in the inmate handbook constitute a 48 hour lockdown?
• J, K, and L on the phonetic alphabet correspond to which names?
• When must an inmate schedule remote visitation?
• What does a code 1 indicate?
• Which items may an inmate take to court?
• In detention facility terminology, what does code black indicate?
• Which of the following is a valid dorm pod number?
• Which routing category would manage requests pertaining to commissary items?
• What are the 3 stages of effective courtroom testimony?
• What is the weekly commissary limit?
• Which of the following is NOT a level of resistance on the force continuum?
• Inmates can be classified into 3 simple categories per direct supervision training:
• Which set lists the three components of acceptability for the PPCT system?
• 10-15 denotes which status in inmate codes?
• Inmates on DD are allowed out for how long daily?
• For pod lockdowns, what does each offense carry?
• Which offense has the highest listed disciplinary time?
• The protections against self-incrimination and double jeopardy are provided by which amendment?
• Which of the following is a valid example of the six direct supervision skill 'Planning and Goal Setting'?
• In inmate status codes, 10-15 stands for which status?
• When must razors be returned to the pod deputy by?
• When discussing inmate manipulation, what are the three types of deputies, and which one should you strive to be?
• What is the limit an inmate may have on remote visitation?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed type of evidence/property?
• What demeanor should staff maintain when dealing with inmates?
• While standing in the 4-5pm or 7-8pm position on an inmate, what position are you in?
• How can an inmate request religious texts?
• Which trio corresponds to D, E, F in the phonetic alphabet described?
• Which nerve is located on the back/side of the thigh?
• How many core values are listed under IDEALS?
• How long are racked watch, unracked medical watch, and racked medical watches checked on and logged?
• How many levels of control are in the force continuum?
• In this detention context, what does the abbreviation DD stand for?
• What does the acronym DD stand for in the prohibited acts policy?
• Which of the following is an indirect pod number?
• Complete the sentence: In partnership with the citizens of Sedgwick County, we will provide effective ________ ________ to all, _______ _______ _______ in an impartial, ethical and professional manner.
• Which nerve is described as located on the top of the foot?
• When calling any code, what must you do?
• What does code 4 indicate?
• What is the limit on reading material per inmate?
• What does code blue indicate?
• Inmate status checks on the DD designation are conducted every how many hours?
• Which nerve is located on the back/side of the thigh?
• To lock an inmate down, generate a report on which tab in JMS?
• Adding meaning to feeling results in what?
• For requests related to housing outside the county, which role is assigned?
• How long will an inmate receive DD for refusal to comply with supervisor directives?
• How many Deputies are on the cell extraction team?
• The range of pods covered by rover 2 south is which?
• Which statement about a RED jumpsuit is correct?
• What are the color codes used for mental awareness?
• S, T, U in the phonetic alphabet used here are what?
• Which pods are covered by rover 1 south?
• Which code signifies a request to meet at the desired location?
• What are the five steps to correctly apply pressure to a nerve?
• What is the purpose of the palm-down technique in knife defense?
• In the phonetic alphabet list, which word represents the letter Y?
• How can an inmate request ministry visits?
• Which of the following is the second level of resistance on the force continuum?
• Code green indicates which condition?
• How should a folding knife be handled when collected as evidence?
• Which location is NOT located in Core 2?
• Who can authorize the use of a spit mask?
• In the code set provided, what does 10-43 refer to?
• If the booking kiosk rejects money from an inmate, who takes control of the money?
• The 8th Amendment restricts against what?
• Which routing category is used for classification questions?
• G, H, and I on the phonetic alphabet correspond to which names?
• Which nerve is located behind the collar bone?
• How should an inmate in RED be escorted?
• What are the 3rd shift rules for the TVs?
• Which nerve is located on the side of the neck?
• What does the radio 10-4 indicate?
• Who coordinates inmate program access and notarization of documents as part of inmate requests?
• The position of rover 2 south covers which pods?
• Which nerve location corresponds to the clavicle notch region?
• Which staff role handles medical billing inquiries?
• Which code means to disregard?
• Inmate request routing for medical diets, problems or grievances about medical treatment should be directed to what?
• Which of the following is part of the IDEALS core values?