CPD Industry Standards Flashcards
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According to CPD General Order G02-01, the Department's use-of-force standard requires that force be:
Answer: Proportional, necessary, and objectively reasonable
CPD policy requires all force to be proportional to the threat, necessary given the circumstances, and objectively reasonable.
When conducting a custodial interrogation, CPD officers must advise a suspect of their Miranda rights at what point?
Answer: Before any questioning while the suspect is in custody
Miranda warnings are required before any custodial interrogation begins, not necessarily at the moment of arrest.
CPD's Consent Decree, entered with the State of Illinois, primarily addresses reforms in which broad area?
Answer: Policing practices, accountability, and constitutional compliance
The Illinois Consent Decree mandates reforms in CPD's policing practices, use of force, accountability systems, and constitutional compliance.
Under CPD standards, what is required before an officer can conduct a pat-down search (Terry stop)?
Answer: Reasonable articulable suspicion that the person is armed and dangerous
A Terry pat-down requires reasonable articulable suspicion that the person is armed and presently dangerous.
CPD General Order G08-01 governs written directives. Which level of directive takes precedence when a conflict exists between a General Order and a Special Order?
Answer: The General Order, because it ranks higher in the directive hierarchy
In CPD's directive system, General Orders outrank Special Orders, so the General Order prevails when a conflict exists.
Which CPD standard requires officers to provide their name and badge number to any person who requests it during a non-enforcement contact?
Answer: General Order G06-01 on Professional Conduct
CPD's professional conduct directive requires officers to identify themselves upon request during non-enforcement encounters.
Under CPD policy, a Tactical Response Report (TRR) must be completed whenever an officer:
Answer: Uses any force beyond verbal commands or control techniques
A TRR is required whenever an officer uses any level of force beyond verbal commands, including control holds.