UoF

Question 1

Deadly force

Answer 1

any force likely to cause death or serious physical injury

Question 2

Non-deadly force

Answer 2

Any level of force other than deadly force

Question 3

Individual self-defense

Answer 3

Use of force to defend oneself or others from the imminent threat of physical injury

Question 4

Unit self defense

Answer 4

Act of defending a particular unit of ur military or LE assets from imminent danger

Question 5

National self defense

Answer 5

Defense of the US, US forces, US persons and their property, US assets from a hostile act or demonstration of hostile intent

Question 6

Guiding principles

Answer 6

Only that force reasonably necessary under the circumstances may be used. Force shall not be used where assigned duties can be discharged without it. Excessive force may never be used; however, nothing in the application of the CG UoF policy shall be construed as to require to meet force with dual or lesser force.

Question 7

5 non deadly force circumstances

Answer 7

Individual/unit self defense
Compel compliance CG has authority to issue
Prevent federal crime
Effect lawful arrest, prevent escape when PC someone committed a federal crime
Prevent theft/destruction of property CG has authority to protect

Question 8

commandant’s guiding principles

Answer 8

only that force reasonably necessary under the circumstances may be used.

Question 9

commandant’s use of force continuum

Answer 9

demeanor, activity are primary factors in determining level of force used. other considerations are size, capabilities, number of officers, number of subjects

Question 10

baton specs (5 things)

Answer 10

15-22” non corrosive, non slip grip, silver, not spring loaded

Question 11

type of gloves on belt

Answer 11

nitrile

Question 12

oc pepper spray specs (5 things)

Answer 12

500,000 scoville units, water based, thumb activated, straight stream, 5-10% oleo resin capsicum

Question 13

serious bodily injury

Answer 13

unconsciousness, obvious disfigurement, impairment of the function of a bodily member, organ, or mental faculty

Question 14

passive compliant

Answer 14

subject who follows officer’s verbal directions

Question 15

passive resistor

Answer 15

subject who foes not follow officer’s verbal direction, but offers no physical resistance to officer’s attempts to gain control

Question 16

active resistor

Answer 16

does not follow officer’s verbal direction, offers physical resistance to attempts to gain control, but does not attempt to hard the officer

Question 17

active aggressor

Answer 17

attempts to harm or attack the officer

Question 18

attack triangle

Answer 18

weapon, delivery system, subject actions

Question 19

deadly force triangle

Answer 19

weapon, opportunity (unrestricted access, max effective range), subject’s actions

Question 20

stockholm syndrome

Answer 20

feeling of empathy that hostages develop towards their captors