The CHP 214 shall not be issued in lieu of a CHP 215 or CHP 281 for a mechanical violation which meets any of the criteria listed in Section 40610(b) CVC including:
Evidence of fraud or persistent neglect. Immediate safety hazard. Violator does not agree to or cannot promptly correct the violation. (HPM 100.68 1-7)
Officers patrolling the highways observing motorist behavior or writing reports _____ remain on their assigned beats and in public view at all times. Officers _______ create an appearance of concealment.
Shall/ Shall not (HPM 100.68 1-8)
Section 851.5 of the California Penal Code (PC) requires that an arrested person has the right to make at least ____ completed telephone calls, as described, immediately upon being booked or detained, and, except where physically impossible, no later than __________ hours after arrest.
three/ three (HPM 100.68 2-3)
A minor has the right to make ___ telephone calls, one of which may be to their parent or guardian, responsible relative, or their employer; the other may be to an attorney. The calls, except where physically impossible, are to be allowed no later than ___ ____ after the minor is taken into custody. Such calls are to be made at public expense if within the local calling area. Calls must be made in the presence of an officer or employee.
Two/ one hour (HPM 100.68 2-6)
A minor may not be detained in a room or cell station (not a jail) longer than ___ ___. To be securely detained longer than___ ___, the minor must be transferred to a juvenile facility, i.e., juvenile hall.
Six hours/ Six hours (HPM 100.68 2-7)
In no event shall a minor be present in an adult detention facility or jail for a continuous period in excess of ___ ___.
Two hours (HPM 100.68 2-9)
When arresting a person that has a minor child, how many phone calls are they allowed to make?
5 total- 3 phone calls and an additional 2 for arranging care for the child (HPM 100.68 2-3)
Officers involved in off-duty enforcement actions shall, as soon as practical, notify ____________ of
their involvement.
Their Command (HPM 100.68 2-16)
Officers _____________ not accelerate above the prima facie or absolute speed limit to determine the actual speed of a vehicle approaching from the rear.
Shall not (HPM 100.69 3-3)
Prima facie enforcement actions shall be guided by the following criteria: (a) At ____ miles per hour (MPH) or more above the prima facie speed limit, the officer shall stop and take appropriate enforcement action. (b) From __ to __ MPH above the prima facie speed limit, the officer should stop and take appropriate enforcement action. (c) From __ to __ MPH above the prima facie speed, the officer may stop and take appropriate enforcement action.
10 / 5-9 / 1-4 (HPM 100.68 3-4)
Enforcement of the absolute speed limits shall be governed by the following: 1) At __or more above the absolute speed limit for the vehicles(s) or roadway, the officer shall stop and take the appropriate enforcement action. 2) From _ to _ MPH above the absolute speed limit for the vehicle(s) or roadway, the officer may stop and take appropriate enforcement action
5 MPH/ 1 to 4 MPH (HPM 100.68 3-5)
Supervisor approval _____ be obtained before citing a motorcyclist for wearing any type of head covering an officer determines is not a motorcycle helmet.
Shall (HPM 100.68 4-4)
Motorcyclists wearing a head covering that is obviously not a motorcycle helmet such as a styrofoam bicycle helmet, football helmet, scarf, etc shall be issued a [correctable, non-correctable] citation?
Correctable (HPM 100.68, 4-5)
Officers [can/may/shall not] seize a wireless telephone to determine if the driver is using it for emergency purposes.
Shall not (HPM 100.68, 5-35)
Per 27363 CVC, a child or ward under the age of ___ and is _____ in height or taller may be restrained by a safety belt rather than by a child passenger restraint system.
8 / 4’9” (HPM 100.68 5-9)
Effective January 1, 2017, all children under the age of ____shall be properly secured in a rear-facing child passenger restraint system unless the child weighs ___ pounds or more or is ___ or more inches tall.
2 years old / 40 / 40 (HPM 100.68 5-8)
The CVC states the officer may cite Section 16028(a) CVC; however, it is the policy of the Department that officers _____ cite that violation.
Shall (HPM 100.68 5-16)
Enter “private person’s arrest” in the “_______” box of the CHP 215
Special (HPM 100.68 2-10)
After accepting custody of a person who was placed under “private persons arrest,” the supervisor must issue what form to the person being released from custody? If there are no follow up charges, on what form and to whom is the officer’s documentation sent?
A CHP 103. Document the circumstances surrounding the incident and the reason for the release on a memorandum to the Area. (HPM 100.68 2-11)
If an accident investigator decides to issue a driver a CHP 215 pursuant to 40600 CVC, what violations can be cited? What would the officer do if the violator refuses to sign the citation?
The officer must have reasonable cause to believe committed a CVC violation was a factor in the occurrence of the traffic collision. (5-20)
After explaining the violation(s) cited and the court information, write “refused to sign” in the violator’s signature box and give the party the violator’s copy of the CHP 215. (HPM 100.68 5-22)
With a refusal to sign, at what point are we no longer allowed to release the violator from incarceration?
Once the booking process has begun (HPM 100.68 2-4)
Who should normally issue a CHP 103 (Certificate of Release from Custody)?
A supervisor ( HPM 100.68 2-11)
Patrol vehicle escorts _________ be provided to drivers of private vehicles for medical emergencies.
Should not (HPM 100.68 3-13)
As with any arrest, the Miranda warning must be provided after a custodial arrest and prior to an interrogation. When an interrogation will not be conducted, the officer shall advise the minor of their constitutional rights _____________________________________ to comply with Section 625 WIC.
just prior to the release of the juvenile to a jail facility or a parent /HPM 100.68 2-9
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22.814
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10.326
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10.430
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50.128
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70.626
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100.411
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10.1217
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Comprehensive 2349
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40.7119
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MOU34
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100.919
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9.219
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73.522
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10.512
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100.6716
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82.57
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100.708
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10.87
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70.131
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MM's3
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50.515
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110.15
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10.717
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100.8621
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100.6916
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82.613
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81.215
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100.6827
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10.611
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22.117
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5.19
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70.818
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9.124
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10.236
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10.118
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70.421
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Comprehensive 1350
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120.17
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10.1018
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GO's28
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11.123
