CJK 0060 - Patrol

Institution:

St. Johns River State College

Subject:

Description:

(57 Contact Hours) Course includes the purposes, types, and methods of patrol; the characteristics and uses of different methods of patrol and the factors to consider when patrolling at night, the responsibilities of an officer when preparing for patrol duty, the kinds of hazards that exist as related to patrol duty, techniques for developing/improving perception and observation, techniques for patrol area familiarization, crime-in-progress response techniques and what to look for at the crime scene, pursuit and the term fresh pursuit. Also included are the laws of arrest and how these laws impact law enforcement, the conditions, requirements, and restrictions placed on a legal line-up/show-up by the Supreme Court, when an officer can conduct a stop and frisk and comprehend what actions he/she can legally take to perform the task, legal aspects of search and seizure, the scope and purpose of search and seizure authority and items that can legally be seized relative to the various types of searches, explanation of the term "privileged communication" and to whom thisterm relates in criminal justice, actions that may be considered obstruction of justice as provided, procedures for involuntary admissions of persons under the Baker Act, Chapter 397, F.S., juvenile laws and the arrest process.

Credits:

3.00

Credit Hours:

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Instructional Type:

Lecture

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Additional Information:

Historical Version(s):

Institution Website:

www.sjrstate.edu

Phone Number:

(386) 312-4200

Regional Accreditation:

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Calendar System:

Semester

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