OIC Quiz example G.O. 3.10

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What is the definition of 'Complaint'?

  • An allegation of misconduct that could be a violation of law or policy (correct)
  • A formal accusation made without any basis
  • An allegation of misconduct that is proven to be true
  • An evidence that proves a violation of law

How is 'Preponderance of the Evidence' defined?

  • The evidence that is more likely true than false (correct)
  • Evidence that is equally balanced on both sides
  • Evidence that is likely to be false
  • Evidence that is not considered in a legal proceeding

What standard must be met for a situation to be considered as 'Preponderance of the Evidence'?

  • Must be more likely true than false (correct)
  • Must be exactly 50% convincing
  • Must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt
  • Must have no oppositional evidence

Which type of conduct may lead to a 'Complaint'?

<p>Conduct that may violate law or policy if proven true (A)</p>
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When should Division personnel take immediate action according to the text?

<p>When the observed behavior involves criminal misconduct (D)</p>
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What is the required action for Division personnel regarding observed misconduct not of a criminal nature?

<p>Promptly and properly report it (B)</p>
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What is the consequence for internal complaints made more than 60 days after the alleged incident according to the text?

<p>They will not be investigated unless approved by the Chief of Police (D)</p>
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What is the scrutiny process for counter allegations or retaliatory allegations raised by employees under investigation?

<p>They are scrutinized for timeliness and credibility (C)</p>
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