New York State Court Officer Academy Exam 4 Practice

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• What is the immediate action after deploying OC?
• What is the goal of basic first aid?
• When writing a final report, which sequence is recommended?
• During CPR, after completing 30 chest compressions, what is the next action?
• Which option correctly lists decontamination priorities?
• Why is professional radio communication etiquette essential in court security?
• Which item is explicitly required on a Property Receipt Form?
• What happens during sudden cardiac arrest?
• What percent of OC do we carry?
• An Aided report documents which of the following?
• Which statement about a fire warden is true?
• Which of the following describes signs of choking?
• What is the proper method for escorting a prisoner from a courtroom to a holding area?
• Which statement best describes chain-of-custody for exhibits?
• What should be prioritized when a fire alarm sounds?
• OC spray may be used to gain or maintain control of persons who are
• Why is maintaining up-to-date emergency contact information important for courthouse staff and participants?
• What is the appropriate procedure if a bomb threat is received at the courthouse?
• After deployment, what is the recommended action?
• When contraband is found during a search, which action is proper?
• Is it required to have your firearm on you when searching an individual?
• What does DPS stand for?
• Capsaicin is the ingredient that makes Capsicum hot.
• What is the purpose of the search team?
• Code 10-02 indicates what?
• True or false: If a person is responsive and capable of decision-making, they have the right to refuse medical treatment.
• Capsicum is defined as
• Indemnification provides what?
• Code 10-85 indicates a need for what?
• Before delivering a shock with an AED, what must you do?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended conduct by a Court Officer in the courtroom?
• Code 10-13 on the radio indicates what?
• OC spray counts as physical force.
• What is the purpose of using standard radio codes in court security communications?
• What is the main purpose of court security policy manuals and training materials?
• What are best practices for safety during prisoner transport within or between buildings?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a role in the emergency response framework?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the records program described for courtroom security?
• Which sequence correctly lists the steps in caring for a cardiac arrest as given in the material?
• Which of the following is a standard classification of fires?
• In two minutes, how many sets of CPR should be performed?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between force and deadly force?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the proper process for serving or responding to a subpoena within the courthouse?
• When there is a fire in a room, what is important to do?
• Which of the following is NOT part of providing interpreters or language access to participants with limited English proficiency?
• Which statement about ADA accommodations is correct?
• How often is safety training typically required for Court Officers?
• How should identity verification and participant safety be managed for those entering the courtroom?
• True or false: you perform a field strip on the Glock before cleaning.
• During a compliant search, how many officers must be in the room?
• What is the most optimal point of the Baton?
• Code 10-33 indicates a report of what?
• When escorting a prisoner from a courtroom to a holding area, which practice is NOT recommended?
• Which of the following is NOT part of responding to violations of a protective order?
• When writing the narrative it's important to include and keep in mind:
• Which of the following describes common signs that require calling for medical assistance?
• What is the rationale for a no-weapons policy in courthouses?
• Which statement is NOT a recommended aspect of final report writing?
• Code 10-01 indicates what?
• What are standard procedures for searching individuals at court screening?
• What sequence best describes the steps to remove a disruptive individual from a courtroom?
• Which of the following is a form of identification?
• In CPR, which pattern is commonly taught: 30 compressions and 2 breaths?
• What is the highest priority when at an emergency scene?
• Which option best constitutes valid ID?
• Where does the perimeter control team primarily operate?
• What should Court Officers do if a conflict of interest arises?
• What is important when storing a firearm?
• What is the effective range of OC spray?
• Which items should be included in a Use-of-Force incident report?
• During an incident, how should a Court Officer communicate with the judge and courtroom participants?
• How does a Court Officer support jurors during voir dire and trial?
• What does radio code 10-04 indicate?
• OC spray is considered a form of force.
• Which statement best describes the use-of-force policy in a courthouse?
• Approximately how long does survival become least likely after an incident?
• How many bursts are deployed when using OC?
• Which of the following is NOT a record a Court Officer should maintain or log on a security shift?
• During a search, the body is divided into how many quadrants?
• Code 10-05 means what?
• Who is allowed to make the evacuation call?
• What is the order of reentry into a courthouse after evacuation?
• Code 10-06 indicates what action?
• Which statement best describes the Search Team?
• Which of the following is NOT a criterion for fulfilling evacuation-related duties?
• True or false: OC spray is authorized by the Department of Public Safety.
• Which of the following is NOT a policy to protect jurors' safety and anonymity?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice for de-escalation while managing crowds around a courthouse?
• Under what circumstances may Court Officers enforce warrants inside a courthouse?
• What is the proper order of the use-of-force continuum described for a courthouse?
• Which of the following is a proper requirement when storing firearms in a safe?
• Which of the following is a security screening step commonly used at courthouse entrances?
• Which statement about gender during searches is accurate?
• Which item is NOT required on a Property Receipt Form?
• What is the correct first action when you encounter an unresponsive person with life-threatening signs?
• After an incident, after-action reviews help identify opportunities for improvements in which areas?
• What are the basic steps for an AED?
• What is the recovery position used for?
• When is it necessary to use a fire extinguisher?
• What is the proper approach when an unfamiliar visitor approaches a restricted area?
• Which practice helps maximize safety when screening courthouse entrants?
• Which accommodations and practices ensure courthouse accessibility under the ADA?
• Under the Emergency Action Plan, when should you activate EMS?
• Which two verbal de-escalation techniques are applicable in a courthouse setting?
• Oleoresin is defined as
• Which two de-escalation techniques should be used before any force is considered?
• During a bomb threat, which action is recommended?
• Incidents should be completed immediately or at the end of the next tour of duty.
• Which best describes the officer's priority in crowd management outside a courthouse?
• Which action should be taken when a suspicious item is identified at screening?
• Which sequence correctly represents the steps in the PASS method?
• What is the primary mission of a New York State Court Officer in a courthouse?
• During prisoner transport, which practice helps ensure accountability and safety?
• Which of the following is commonly categorized as an unusual occurrence in a court facility?
• What is the purpose of documenting entries at the courthouse security checkpoint?
• Beginning the narrative with at T/P/O removes the problem of how to start writing the narrative.
• How should exhibits be handled to protect their integrity while in court?
• Which of the following is NOT a key element of courtroom decorum?
• Which action is least appropriate as a first response to a disruptive individual in a courtroom?
• During OC deployment, which areas should be targeted?
• How should a Court Officer respond to an unruly crowd gathering outside a courthouse?
• How should confidential documents encountered by Court Officers be managed?
• Which of the following is a correct example of a block included in the 10-step baton kata?
• Civilians who carry OC spray must be at least how old?
• Which option best describes the six basic questions underlying narrative reporting?
• Who should be notified when a Use-of-Force incident occurs?
• What is the role of a fire warden?
• True or false: Survival chance declines by 10% every minute.
• The abbreviation UF in incident reporting stands for which category?
• OC spray shall not be used when which of the following conditions exists?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of language access procedures?
• Capsicum is defined as
• If a visitor's authorization cannot be verified, what is the appropriate action?
• What is a primary purpose of conducting after-action reviews following a security incident?
• Which describes the function of the perimeter control team?
• Which elements should be included in an incident security report?
• Which principle governs the sharing of information in security incident reporting?
• What is the recommended posture when issuing baton commands to ensure safety?
• Which of the following is NOT a stated requirement for civilians who carry OC spray?
• How long can an ambulance take to arrive on scene?
• Which of the following is NOT part of an orderly evacuation?
• Which statement correctly identifies the final step of the use-of-force continuum described for a courthouse?
• What is the legal basis for a Court Officer to arrest a person for offenses committed in their presence?
• Which statement represents the first step in the chain of survival?
• An Aided report typically documents which situation?
• When using a baton, what area should you aim for?
• How should a Court Officer handle an intoxicated individual attempting to enter the courthouse?
• AED stands for what in first aid?
• After exposure to OC, what is the next recommended step?
• Which form is completed as part of post-deployment procedures?
• Which item is NOT required on a Property Receipt Form?
• During a security checkpoint, how should alarms or suspicious items be addressed?
• Which sequence correctly outlines a typical courthouse security checkpoint workflow?
• What ongoing training topics and refreshers are typically required for Court Officers?
• Which of the following is NOT part of storing and accessing physical evidence?
• Which individuals must be protected by Court Officers during court proceedings?
• When starting a tour, which item is important to verify?
• Which option best reflects the projector maintenance actions?
• Which detail should be included in an incident security report?
• O.C. stands for which term?
• Which of the following is NOT typically recognized as valid ID?
• What is force?
• How should confidentiality be maintained when reporting security incidents?
• Which area should be avoided to reduce risk when applying a baton?
• Capsaicin is the ingredient that makes Capsicum hot.
• Which element is essential to maintaining chain of custody for exhibits?
• Which document is NOT considered valid ID?
• What is deadly physical force?
• Which of the following is NOT a role of metal detectors or screening devices at courthouse entrances?
• What is the shelf life of the OC canister?
• Which statement describes the next step after performing CPR in cardiac arrest care?
• What is the primary action when a fire alarm sounds?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an essential crowd-management strategy around the courthouse?
• Which sequence is recommended for writing a final report?
• OC spray shall not be used on which group?
• Any force used after compliance is excessive force.
• What is agonal breathing?
• What should you do if a patient refuses treatment?
• What is the recommended process for identifying and reporting hazards around the courthouse?
• Which of the following is a correct understanding of the recommended final report writing process?
• What percent can civilians carry?
• What are the key steps in using an AED during a medical emergency in court?
• If the OC canister has been deployed, what action is recommended?
• Which sequence reflects the steps in caring for a cardiac arrest?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as part of the 10-step baton kata?
• Why is maintaining a chain of custody critical for court exhibits?
• Which term refers to the natural mixture of resin and essential oil produced by plants?
• How do we search?
• Under the use-of-force policy, which action is required after any use of force?
• In drafting a narrative report, which set of elements is essential to include?
• Name one authorized Baton block.
• Which statement most accurately describes when an infectious disease report is required?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as part of the 10-step baton kata?
• Which types of protective orders might Court Officers enforce in a courthouse?
• When you encounter religious headwear or unusual clothing during a search, what should you do?