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  • Under PC 20.02 Unlawful Restraint, an offense may be classified as what?
  • Which official document is involved in ensuring the accused appears in court?
  • What is the primary goal when conducting a search on an inmate?
  • What should be ensured when an inmate is in transit to minimize risks?
  • An illness that occurs through the transmission of an infectious agent is known as what?
  • Which of the following is a valid reason for writing a report?
  • What is indicated by a violated rule in TCJS regarding intake procedures?
  • What type of search must be conducted on each offender upon entry to a facility?
  • What is the state regulatory agency for local law enforcement and county corrections systems in Texas?
  • Which of the following best describes the importance of following communication guidelines in jails?
  • Which of the following are hooks?
  • What can be done with outgoing, non-privileged mail?
  • Reasonable suspicion for searches can be based on which of the following?
  • An example of a positive symptom associated with psychotic behaviors is ________________.
  • Which mentioned jewelry type must have its clasp described?
  • All cash monies received as collateral for bail must be deposited into the county treasury no later than which regular business day?
  • What is the implication of having a prejudice in judgment?
  • The principal focus of ethics primarily concerns:
  • Which behavior level of an inmate would lead to the implementation of weapons strategies?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a conditional release?
  • What behavior can lead to complications in a jail environment during library access?
  • Which amendment protects inmates from self-incrimination?
  • What causes Critical Incident Stress?
  • Major Depressive Syndrome is defined as a depressed mood or loss of interest in an individual's usual activities for at least ___________.
  • What concept describes a person’s justification in using force against another when necessary for self-protection?
  • Which of the following is NOT a typical situation that might result in a hostage taking?
  • What disease is commonly transmitted by direct contact?
  • What is defined as a written undertaking for the appearance of a defendant before a court to answer a criminal accusation?
  • According to TCJS 267.3, inmates must be searched prior to which action?
  • What is the psychological state of many criminal hostage takers?
  • Standard facility clothing shall be issued to all inmates held over what duration?
  • Who bears the burden of proof in the administrative court regarding a termination report?
  • What best describes the nature of jail classification systems?
  • Why is it critical to check for outstanding warrants before releasing an inmate?
  • Which of the following is NOT a special circumstance that may require transporting inmates?
  • Understaffing, rotating shifts, supervisor demands, and overtime are all examples of ___________ sources of stress?
  • Who is primarily responsible for overseeing jail standards in Texas?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a writ of attachment?
  • ___________ is the state regulatory agency for local law enforcement and county corrections systems in the state of Texas.
  • What term describes the document that allows a defendant to go free while awaiting trial?
  • When should counseling be offered to an offender?
  • Which amendment guarantees that no one can be deprived of life or liberty without due process?
  • What is the first step in comparing bond application to the court document setting bail?
  • What is the primary purpose for conducting headcounts of inmates?
  • Who should be notified if facility keys are lost, misplaced, or stolen?
  • Each facility's health services plan must provide adequate ______________ equipment.
  • Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a grievance?
  • What does recording an inmate's identification features help prevent?
  • How should all fingers be pressed to obtain "plain" impressions?
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of release for inmates?
  • Which of the following statements about reviewing bond applications is NOT true?
  • What should be prioritized when dealing with a criminal hostage taker?
  • Which of the following is NOT a sanction for Minor Infractions?
  • All of the following are causes for inmate grievance except ___________.
  • What is the potential classification for an offense under PC 38.07 Permitting or Facilitating Escape?
  • Which state agency investigates claims of sexual harassment?
  • How should you verify an inmate's identity before administering medication?
  • Which group is primarily responsible for corrections officer training?
  • Which of the following generally refers to groups of people with common ancestry and physical characteristics?
  • How should mattresses be stored before being reissued?
  • What mental health condition is characterized by an inability to enjoy usual activities?
  • TCJS 259.155 states that ___________.
  • What is an inmate money account primarily used for?
  • A.C.T. stands for ___________.
  • What is an unlikely cause for an inmate grievance?
  • Which of the following actions is recommended for enhancing staff-inmate relations?
  • What does the principle of accountability in public service signify?
  • Which federal law prohibits sexual harassment?
  • Which type of jail release allows inmates to work during the day and return at night?
  • Which type of diseases are prioritized in inmate healthcare management?
  • Delirium often results in which of the following?
  • ___________ is/are a severe, chronic disability of a person five years of age or older.
  • What is a common misconception about inmate behavior in jails?
  • What is the second phase of the set-up process?
  • What is a primary duty of TCOLE?
  • The formal process of separating and managing inmates is referred to as ___________.
  • Which of the following is NOT an advantage of objective jail classification?
  • Intellectual and developmental disorders have social behavior symptoms, including which of the following?
  • What is NOT true about non-privileged mail?
  • Where can standards of conduct for state employees in Texas be found?
  • Which of the following is essential for ensuring security in a detention area when admitting visitors?
  • Which method of court testimony is performed last during a testimony?
  • How often should the status of persons confined to a violent cell be reassessed?
  • Which type of report is vital for preventing potential litigation?
  • What procedure should be followed when photographing an offender during intake?
  • When should bond applications be evaluated for inmates?
  • What is a document called that orders a sheriff to place someone in jail?
  • According to TCJS 259.154, keys and locks for detention doors shall be ________.
  • What is defined as a serious disturbance in mental abilities resulting in confused thinking?
  • Which symptom is typically associated with schizophrenia?
  • According to TCJS rule 289.1, money in jail should be handled by ___________.
  • Areas to be inspected include ___________.
  • What is one of the most important skills in de-escalation?
  • In what context is the term "self-defense" used?
  • Which responsibility is crucial when managing inmate meal times?
  • Of the following, which is NOT one of the five principles of public service?
  • Which component is NOT necessary for a bond application when releasing an inmate to another agency?
  • One of the effects of improved staff-inmate relations is ___________.
  • The chain of custody maintains exactly what happened to evidence from the time it was found until it was what?
  • Suicidal or mentally ill inmates should be observed at least every ___________.
  • When are weaponless strategies considered most appropriate?
  • Which of the following is NOT a method for obtaining an inmate's identification?
  • Which of the following is NOT included in an inmate commissary plan?
  • Which Chapter of the Penal Code concerns Official Oppression/Sexual Harassment?
  • Which chapter of the Texas Administrative Code Part 7 lists the requirements for inclusion on the Memorial Monument?
  • What must every facility have according to the TCJS rule 291.3 regarding inmate commissary?
  • In which situation is backup not required to be called?
  • During intake procedures, what should be done if a foreign national's country of citizenship is not on the mandatory notification list?
  • What is a likely consequence of Minor Infractions?
  • Within what timeframe is a custody reassessment review conducted after the initial assessment?
  • What type of incident would require immediate use of weapons strategies?
  • Which of the following is a strategy to enhance security in a jail setting?
  • Which of the following is NOT an effect of improved staff-inmate relations?
  • Verbal and non-verbal communication is most appropriate when ___________.
  • For what purpose may the sheriff NOT use commissary proceeds?
  • Who is responsible for maintaining an additional set of keys according to TCJS 259.154?
  • What is the literal translation of quid pro quo?
  • What is often a critical factor in inmate mail procedures?
  • Co-occurring Disorders is the coexistence of a ____________ and substance use disorder.
  • All of the following weapons need to be locked up prior to entering a secured area, except ___________.
  • What type of jail design promotes staff-inmate interaction?
  • Which element is important for the integrity of evidence?
  • What is one of the three most widely used types of headcounts?
  • When writing field notes, which categories of people should information be gathered on?
  • What is one important procedure to ensure the correct bail amount?
  • According to TCJS 269.1, who is responsible for maintaining a daily inmate record system?
  • What is the primary purpose of jail commissary proceeds?
  • Which protocol states that an inmate's refusal to sign a property receipt must be documented by another officer?
  • What is the best way to avoid "positional asphyxia" when transporting an inmate?
  • All of the following are true about tuberculosis, except that TB ___________.
  • What term is used to identify long-lasting psychological conditions that can be recognizable from adolescence?
  • A capias pro fine is typically issued when a defendant is convicted and what occurs?
  • Which strategy is effective in preventing the spread of pathogens?
  • A bail bond must be made payable to ____________.
  • What is an essential quality for jail staff to maintain for the safety of the facility?
  • What documents are typically required for an inmate's intake procedure?
  • What should NOT be part of a case summary sheet in an investigative report?
  • Which is NOT a valid source to check for outstanding warrants before releasing an inmate?
  • During a contact visit, where should the officer remain?
  • According to Texas Penal Code 38.07, can a correctional employee be held accountable for facilitating an escape?
  • Which of the following best describes delirium?
  • What is a reason to maintain no physical contact between kitchen workers and the general inmate population?
  • Can a surety or agent solicit business in a jail or detention facility?
  • Whose responsibility is it to establish a record system for detention facilities?
  • Which amendment addresses equal protection under the law?
  • What should be the focus of officers during inmate transport?
  • Classification of offenders is derived from all of the following except:
  • Intellectual and developmental disorders often exhibit which symptom related to speech/language?
  • Procedures for out-of-country transports from your agency include which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a criminal liability?
  • Which of the following statements is true about eating disorders?
  • How often are TCOLE licensees required to complete continuing education as corrections officers?
  • What is one behavior that an observer would look for in a jailer?
  • Which of the following disciplines is not prohibited according to TCJS rule 283.1?
  • Which amendment guarantees the right not to be deprived of life or liberty without due process?
  • What provides the statutory authority for the establishment of rules that law enforcement agencies must follow?
  • In the context of medication administration, what is the importance of timing?
  • What is the primary goal of a suicide prevention plan in correctional facilities?
  • Non-privileged mail may be withheld, opened, and read. Is this statement true or false?
  • What should be photographed to prevent gaps in an inmate's medical history during booking?
  • Which principle is essential for ensuring accountability in public service?
  • Custody reassessment/review shall be conducted within how many days?
  • What should be done upon discovering a minor security breach?
  • Which of the following is NOT an ethics check question?
  • During intake, it is important to obtain the correct departmental inventory form ___________ and use it as a guide ____________.
  • Inmate grievances can stem from all except which of the following?
  • Why are inmates discouraged from manipulating medium jailers?
  • Because the tuberculosis bacteria generally stay dormant after they invade the body, only ___________ percent of people infected with TB will ever develop the active disease.
  • During a weapon check-out process, which action should NOT be taken?
  • What is the role of a county jailer during an inmate's medical examination?
  • Chapter 38 of the Texas Penal Code deals with which type of offenses?
  • The hostage-taker is more intent on ___________ than ___________ the hostage.
  • Which amendment relates to the right to be informed of an accusation?
  • Which gang is known to operate in Houston, San Antonio, and El Paso?
  • What is a significant outcome of strong staff-inmate communication?
  • Which Federal civil rights law states that two or more people cannot conspire to deny civil rights to any person in the US or its territories?
  • What defines a serious disturbance in mental abilities that leads to confused thinking?
  • What information is stated by HSC Section 81.046 as not being public record?
  • Is it true or false that law enforcement personnel are one of the most likely groups to seek help for PTSD?
  • Is it true that sexual interaction is the only way STDs can be transmitted?
  • The quantity of mail an inmate can send is determined by what factors?
  • How often is the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial updated?
  • What can contraband be documented as evidence of?
  • What are two types of releases applicable to inmates?
  • When using belly chains to restrain an inmate during transport, the hands should be placed in handcuffs and __________.
  • What is the recommended order for verifying the gender of incoming inmates?
  • Which of the following is the first step to maintain your professional behavior during a sensitive situation?
  • What type of search is conducted based on "probable cause" regarding contraband?
  • ___________ occurs when an employer or other employee subjects an employee to sexual innuendos, remarks, and/or physical acts so offensive that it alters the conditions of the employee's employment and creates an abusive work environment.
  • An officer can be fined for intentionally or unintentionally neglecting to serve a writ, warrant, or other process under which Code(s) of Criminal Procedures?
  • Which disorder typically manifests more commonly in females and is characterized by impulsiveness and intense anger?
  • Victims in cases are typically selected based on their what?
  • Of the two dominant approaches to objective classification, which one features high precision and little ambiguity in the meaning of each category?
  • Medication should always be delivered ___________ to prevent ___________.
  • How many month periods are there in the training cycle?
  • Which agency regulates county and privately operated municipal jails in Texas?
  • Mental relaxation techniques include all of the following except:
  • In a podular direct jail design, staff ratios are intended to be what?
  • What condition involves permanent intellectual impairment that cannot be treated with medications?
  • Which rules dictate the requirements for voluntary trustee assignments?
  • A person's mental health condition includes their psychological and which other type of well-being?
  • To promote safety in a facility, what practice is essential?
  • Which statute in Texas law addresses the rights of an inmate?
  • What type of response would be expected from an inmate in the state of 'Active Resistance'?
  • Which term describes a brain disorder that impacts a person's thought processes?
  • What does it mean when an inmate has a domestic violence hold?
  • Inmates confined longer than 10 days must be allowed access to sunlight for at least how long weekly?
  • Reports should contain information that is what?
  • Being non-confrontational allows for the opportunity to do what?
  • When conducting a headcount, what should be done if the count does not agree?
  • A judgment formed beforehand without knowledge of the facts is referred to as?
  • Inmates shall be physically counted by a corrections officer at frequent and regular intervals no less than __________.
  • In a corrections facility, which is a vital characteristic of a jailer's communication with inmates?
  • What type of behavior is considered non-age appropriate for individuals with intellectual disabilities?
  • Which TCJS rule states that an intake screening form must be completed on all inmates immediately upon admission to the facility?
  • If an inmate claims to take a specific medication, what should the officer do?
  • When releasing an inmate to another agency, which component is NOT required in the bond application?
  • Which behavior level of an inmate would prompt the use of weapons strategies?
  • An officer can face fines for neglecting to serve a writ under which code?
  • How many symptoms are typically associated with the presentation of depression?
  • What does TCJS 291.1(2) Inmate Telephone Plan require?
  • Which federal law prohibits conspiracy to deny civil rights?
  • During what time frame should a cavity search be conducted on an inmate?
  • Which jail design impedes surveillance and requires more staff for adequate oversight?
  • Which perspective is preferred when writing investigative reports?
  • Under what circumstance does Penal Code 20.02 not constitute an offense?
  • What is the offense committed when a public servant mistreats another under the authority of their office?
  • Which of the following could be considered as triggers of PTSD?
  • Communication of communicable diseases should be handled with what level of confidentiality?
  • When is the use of deadly force justified?
  • What essential information must be included in an inmate file upon intake?
  • Which principle is essential for maintaining safety in a correctional environment?
  • Penal Code 20.02 does not constitute an offense if the purpose for detaining or moving an individual is for ___________.
  • When describing jewelry, what should be included?
  • What are two reasons for an inmate to have an inmate money account?
  • Which appropriate responses are recommended for handling excited delirium?
  • Who must record and store an inmate's property as it is taken?
  • United States Code 241 addresses conspiracy against what?
  • When describing jewelry, what detail should be included?
  • An attachment for resident witness is used when a witness resides in the county of the prosecution and it is believed that a witness is ___________.
  • According to the Family Code, a "child" is defined as a person who is how many years of age or older?
  • Which of the following is considered a primary responsibility of a jailer?
  • What is the required action regarding food service menus?
  • What type of training is required for jail staff regarding the handling of money?
  • According to department policy, photographs taken during booking should be kept for how long?
  • Which type of release is NOT considered a court-ordered release?
  • Which chapter in the CCP outlines confirmation criteria for criminal street gang membership?
  • What type of disorders are characterized by disturbances in an individual's emotional reactions and feelings?
  • What factors should be documented regarding inmate physical recreational activities?
  • What would be an ideal approach to communicating with inmates?
  • What is the standard time frame for the auditor to submit a report of findings after examining jail commissary accounts?
  • In the context of an inmate set-up, what can be an advantage for the winner?
  • What best defines the term 'ethnicity'?
  • What is a requirement for a licensee who has been inactive for a period of time?
  • When performing medical and mental examinations, which action should be avoided?
  • In grammar, when a verb is in the active voice, what does it indicate?
  • ___________ factors contribute to an individual's decision to commit suicide.
  • What is one of the effects of improved staff-inmate relations?
  • Which of the following is NOT a federal law prohibiting civil rights violations by jail personnel?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a special circumstance for transporting inmates?
  • Inmate injuries at booking should be photographed to prevent gaps in their ____________.
  • TCJS 273.5 requires the implementation of a ________________/suicide prevention plan.
  • The 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives you the right to__________.
  • What is a consequence of inmates manipulating medium jailers?
  • In dealing with intellectual and developmental disorders, which of the following is NOT considered a speech/language symptom?
  • What is the primary purpose of reviewing court lists frequently in a corrections setting?
  • What must a TCOLE licensee do if their license has been inactive for over two years?
  • Which condition is NOT included in the chain of custody of evidence?
  • This type of headcount is conducted when the regular count is incorrect:
  • Which amendment addresses equal protection under the law?
  • Which feature of a decision tree is particularly beneficial in law enforcement classifications?
  • In Texas, how are jail standards enforced?
  • What does a lack of vocabulary indicate in individuals with developmental disorders?
  • Should leg irons be placed snugly on the inmate's ankles?
  • According to TCJS, inmates should be completed showered after booking and prior to housing assignment. What is the correct word to fill this blank?
  • What should happen if an inmate refuses to sign a property receipt according to TCJS?
  • Which of the following is NOT a tactic the defense attorney may use to diminish your credibility?
  • Situations in which weaponless strategies are called for can be remembered using the acronym SAFER, which includes "Security, Attack, Flight, Excessive Repetition, and __________."
  • A belief in exclusive rights due to group membership is known as what?
  • How often is the jail commissary account examined according to TCJS?
  • According to the law, when can the accused be set at liberty after providing bond?
  • When investigating sensitive incidents, which agency typically takes control?
  • What is the only effective cleaning solution for spills of blood or other bodily fluids?
  • Which of the following should you do when performing medical and mental examinations?
  • During a witness's testimony, what type of attachment is considered?
  • An individual with which disorder may struggle with authority and has a history of violence towards animals or people?
  • What aspect is crucial in preventing inmate claims of mistreatment?
  • Access to the media, visitation, and telephone use are constitutional rights for inmates based on which amendment?
  • What elements should be checked for an inmate being released?
  • Under the Texas Penal Code, which scenario would most likely fall under "obstructing governmental operation"?
  • What is one of the main reasons to maintain thorough documentation in a correctional facility?
  • Which of the following describes the term "firm but fair" in the context of corrections?
  • Which type of inmates needs to have their custody level not exceed the construction level of their assigned housing?
  • What is a critical step when transporting inmates from other agencies?
  • If an individual uses technology to recruit new criminal street gang members, is that enough to confirm membership?
  • TB is primarily spread via all of the following, except ___________ .
  • The Texas Penal Code section 9.52 aims to:
  • What does the 5th amendment guarantee?
  • What is a key difference in handling inmates with mental illness compared to traditional encounters?
  • Which item is NOT part of the hygiene items distributed to inmates?
  • What is the title of Chapter 46.10 of the Penal Code?
  • The "turner" in correctional settings asks the victim for a small item of contraband. What is this request known as?
  • What is the most common form of staphylococcal infection?
  • The Occupations Code provides statutory authority for establishing rules for which group?
  • The purpose of searching visitation areas primarily includes preventing what?
  • Which condition is characterized by chronic symptoms that impair social and occupational functioning?
  • What is the relationship between the duration of a hostage situation and the likelihood of the hostage being released unharmed?
  • Inmates held over ___________ who are unable to supply themselves with personal care items because of indigence, shall be furnished items by the facility.
  • What is an effective way to keep a potentially suicidal inmate safe?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a prominent category of mental illness?
  • Basic communication guidelines include using concise sentences, keeping content simple, and __________________.
  • In managing inmate funds, which is a priority for the jail system?
  • When should inmates be checked for authentic identification?
  • An inmate who is excited or mentally disoriented with loss of self-control is considered to be ________.
  • What role does the medical staff play during excited delirium incidents?
  • What should you do to verify an inmate's identity before giving medication?
  • Why might a hostage-taker threaten harm?
  • All of the following are techniques to manage your stress levels EXCEPT ____________________.
  • Which type of symptoms is associated with PTSD?
  • What is critical to maintaining security during inmate transport?
  • To achieve "plain" impressions, how should all fingers be pressed?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a weapon in weapon strategies of the force continuum?
  • Who is responsible for providing medical, mental, and dental services in accordance with health services plans in a facility?
  • When transporting inmates, what is crucial for ensuring safety and security?
  • What factor(s) determine whether a search is conducted on an inmate?
  • _______________ diseases are caused by pathogens and parasites in human populations.
  • What type of review should be conducted for a written food menu regarding nutrition?
  • What is the primary reason for maintaining a chain of custody for evidence?
  • What is a common consequence of utilizing excessive force as a jailer?
  • Which gang is known to be paramilitary in structure?
  • Which type of disorder involves an inflexible pattern of relating and thinking that causes distress?
  • Which behavior is essential for effective communication with inmates?
  • Which of the following piece/s should each officer be able to operate?
  • What information must be recorded about an inmate's phone call according to protocol?
  • How should jail health care workers treat all offenders?
  • What is one key reason for processing grievances quickly?
  • How often must a written menu for food services be reviewed for compliance?
  • Which of the following is NOT an advantage of objective jail classification?
  • What is essential to ensure while documenting an inmate's behavior in the field notes?
  • What is considered a mental impairment that is characterized by emotional disturbances?
  • Commutation as a type of release can mean which of the following?
  • What should classification criteria not include?
  • How often should roll calls occur in a detention facility?
  • Which inmate behavior level would prompt the use of weaponless strategies?
  • What term describes hostage takers' tendency to view situations in a simplistic manner?
  • What safety measure should be taken regarding key rings to prevent key loss?
  • Which of the following statements is NOT true about meal service in a corrections facility?
  • Which statement about schizophrenia is true?
  • During an investigation, which of the following is most important when documenting information?
  • What brain function may TBI impact?
  • Which of the following could be considered part of a commissary service solution?
  • Which of the following programs is NOT considered mandatory per TCJS?
  • "Barrio Azteca" is recognized as the largest and most active gang in which area?
  • What is important to note in field notes regarding observations made?
  • Which of the following should NOT be included in written records of inmate phone calls?
  • Which factor is crucial when assessing potential risks in a jail environment?
  • Which term describes a situation where a criminal can be searched based on their behavior history?
  • What is the primary reason for keeping an accurate count of inmates?
  • What is an example of a security measure for managing inmate property?
  • Which of the following statements regarding inmate injuries at booking is true?
  • Is the following statement true or false: TCOLE is responsible for implementing training curriculum and prosecuting officer violations?
  • Who is responsible for investigating a death in custody?
  • Which professional is typically in charge of inmate health services within a facility?
  • There are three helping skills for building rapport and trust in communications: Empathy, Sensitivity, and _______________________.
  • If an inmate's country of citizenship requires mandatory notifications, what action must be taken?
  • Weapons strategies are most appropriate when which situation occurs?
  • What should officials be aware of in relation to permitting escapes in correctional facilities as per Texas law?
  • What symptoms might accompany anxiety disorders besides anxiety itself?
  • How often shall bids for commissary contracts be accepted?
  • Cavity searches must be based on what?
  • Where are the standards of conduct for state employees established by the Texas Legislature found?
  • Which statement is true regarding disparaging remarks directed towards individuals regarded as inferior?
  • What is NOT a typical symptom of anxiety disorders?
  • How often should each inmate be given the opportunity to shower?
  • Which of the following could be a consequence of failing to account for inmate whereabouts?
  • What determines the establishment of inmate trustee assignment requirements?
  • When can slang or jargon be used in a police report?
  • An example of a negative symptom associated with psychotic behavior and schizophrenia would be what?
  • The numerical count and roll call are which type of processes?
  • What is critical for ensuring the accuracy of reports in a jail setting?
  • What should be done after securing weapons in a gun locker during check-in?
  • After escorting an inmate to court, the inmate should be restrained while in the courtroom, unless ___________.
  • Which Federal Law prohibits sexual harassment?
  • The purpose of controlling inmates during library operations is primarily to ensure what?
  • Which of the following is NOT a reason for inmates to play games?
  • What does the acronym TCJS stand for?
  • Which of the following is NOT a penalty under United States Codes 241 and 242?
  • The fifth amendment protects individuals from being deprived of what?
  • Inmates may engage in games to improve what aspect of their lives?
  • Counseling should be given to any offender when he/she breaks ___________.
  • What are the reasons to search visitation areas?
  • When admitting persons to provide religious services, which of the following should be examined?
  • Which scenario does NOT fall under vicarious liability?
  • Which regulatory agency oversees all county jails and privately operated municipal jails in Texas?
  • Which of the following is NOT a state law related to civil rights?
  • A writ by the clerk commanding a peace officer to bring a witness before a court is known as a ____________.
  • What action should be taken if an inmate refuses to sign a property receipt?
  • What aspect of jail management is vital for improving overall safety?
  • What symptom may inmates exhibit when stressed?
  • During a numerical count, what should be compared to the inmate roster number?
  • Which amendment addresses the right to be informed of an accusation?
  • Which of the following is NOT an acceptable form of credential verification when receiving an inmate?
  • What is NOT true about an inmate grievance system?
  • The 5th Amendment has three sections: double jeopardy protection, due process, and ________.
  • Irritability, poor concentration, and depression are some of the _____________ withdrawal symptoms of substance withdrawal.
  • Grievances should be processed ___________.
  • During the intake process, what should staff prioritize beyond completing forms?
  • What is one of the general considerations in handling evidence?
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