STA MC BTM Flashcards

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What is authority?

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What is jurisdiction?

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What makes up the jurisdiction triangle?

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I. Substantive law;
2. Vessel status/flag; and
3. Location.

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Where does the CG get its authority from?

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I. Maritime Law Enforcement (MLE);
2. Customs;
3. Protection and Security of Vessels, Harbors, and Waterfront Facilities, including Law
Enforcement (LE) Ashore;
4. Assistance; and
5. Coast Guard Investigative Service (CGIS) Special Agents.

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Verbatim, state 14, USC 522.

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The Coast Guard may make inquiries, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests upon the high seas and waters over which the United States has jurisdiction, for the prevention, detection, and suppression of violations of laws of the United States. For such purposes, commissioned, warrant, and petty officers may at any time go on board of any vessel subject to the jurisdiction, or to the operation of any law, of the United States, address inquiries to those on board, examine the ship’s documents and papers, and examine, inspect, and search the vessel and use all necessary force to compel compliance.

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Who has the CG MLE authority

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Coast Guard petty officers, warrant officers, and commissioned officers are also customs officers. In 19 U.S.C. I 589a, Congress granted customs
officers general. LE authority,

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In your own words, describe the fourth amendment

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In your own words, describe the fifth amendment

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What is search?

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What is probable cause?

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What is reasonable suspicion

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What is the BTM scope of responsibility. (guiding principles)?

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what are the types of boardings conducted?

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how would you communicate your authority to the public?

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State the jurisdictional limitations related to the various types of boardings in your AOR

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STATE THE DISTANCE IS OFFSHORE FOR THE US BORDER, TERRITORIAL SEAS, AND CUSTOMS WATERS

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WHAT IS THE CONTIGUOUS ZONE?

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AT WHAT DISTANCE DOES THE EXCLUSION ECONOMIC ZONE SIT

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what distance is considered high seas?

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What distances do international waters lie.

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When are you in another country’s territorial seas?

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What are the three types of self-defense?

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What is individual self-defense?

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What is unit self-defense?

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What is national self-defense?
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Verbatim state the CG use of force policy
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What are the four types of subjects? Verbatim define them.
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What are the six levels of the UOF continuum
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Define level one of the UOF continuum
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Define level two of the UOF continuum
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Define level three of the UOF continuum
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When are control techniques authorized?
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What are the authorized control techniques?
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Define level four of the UOF continuum
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When are aggressive response techniques authorized
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What are the authorized aggressive response techniques?
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What are the OC specs?
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How would you administer chemical irritant to first aid?
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Define level five of the UOF continuum
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When are intermediate weapons authorized?
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What are the authorized intermediate weapons?
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What are the specifications of the expendable baton?
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Define level six of the UOF continuum
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Define serious physical injury
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What is the deadly force triangle
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What defines a weapon
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When is deadly force authorized?
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What are the six deadly force situations?
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What are the five non-deadly force situations?
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When do you use the next level of force?
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When should you draw your weapon/what are the two times you draw a PDW/long gun
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How do you escalate/the escalate a situation?
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Define LEAPS
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What are warning shots/what qualifies as a warning shot? Explain the CG policy concerning the use of warning shots by a BTM.
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Explain the post shooting procedures
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When is a statement required?
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What is the purpose of statement writing?
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What are the elements of statement writing?
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What are the pre-boarding procedures?
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What are the boarding procedures?
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What are the standards of ethical conduct?
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What is an ISS and when is it conducted?
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What is EISS and when is it conducted?
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What is the difference between private and common spaces?
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What are the hazardous situations to consider during boardings?
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What is the Coast Guard confined space policy?
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What are some confined space characteristics?
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What is a competent person?
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What are the roles of contact and cover officers?
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What are the reporting requirements?
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What is the importance of questioning?
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What are some questioning techniques?
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What are the post boarding procedures?
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What is a survival contingency plan?
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Define ICER
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List some tactical movements
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What are some examples of tactical communications?
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What is triangulation and what is its purpose?
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What is the reactionary gap?
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What are the CG firearm safety rules?
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What is weapons awareness and what are the different positions?
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What is the difference between cover and concealment?
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What is the line of fire?
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What is a fatal funnel?
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What is a custodial situation?
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Walk me through the handcuffing procedure
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Describe your responsibility to a handcuff subject
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What is the handcuff nomenclature?
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What is a frisk and what is its scope?
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What is a SIA
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What is the CG body cavity search policy?
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What is the CG strip search policy?
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What are the contents of le belt?
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What is a RAD pager and when is it worn.
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Discuss background radiation in the neutron ship effect phenomenon
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What is the max reading REM/CPS for the RAD pager
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what does SMAC stand for? What does ALARA stand for?
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What is the gas analyzer and when is it worn? What gases does it sense?
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Describe the minimum contents of the boarding kit
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What are the specifications for body armor?
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What are the guns used here at Michigan City?
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What are the different types of ammunition used for each gun?
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What is the CG standard carry for each gun?
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Talk me through a clearing procedure for each weapon
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What is the CG policy on found weapons?
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How do you secure a weapon?
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What is the purpose/importance of securing a found weapon?
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Define a hostage situation
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What is the commandant policy on hostage situations?
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What are your immediate actions when engage engaged into a hostage situation?
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How do you increase survival if taking hostage
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What is an asylum request?
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How would you respond to an asylum request?
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What are the followed procedures once in asylum request is received
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Demonstrate the following 14 different tasks on the board check sheet.