27 Questions
What is bribery?
Accepting something for your benefit that influences your professional conduct or decision-making
What happens when an officer lies in court after taking an oath?
It is called perjury
What is the term for giving false reports to law enforcement authorities?
False reports
What is the purpose of the Florida Statutes?
To provide standards of conduct for officers
What is prohibited by the Florida Statutes?
Use of official position for personal gain
What is an example of misusing one's position as a law enforcement officer?
Having a family member's traffic ticket dismissed
What is a consequence of corruptly using one's official position?
Facing penalties under the Florida Statutes
What is a key principle to maintain when interacting with victims and witnesses in law enforcement?
Privacy
What is a potential consequence of sharing confidential information with friends or relatives?
Disciplinary action
What is an example of inappropriate sharing of information?
Sharing crime scene photos
When does the obligation to maintain confidentiality apply?
Both on- and off-duty hours
What is a conflict of interest in law enforcement?
A situation where an officer benefits from their official actions.
Why must officers avoid influencing people with whom they have personal relationships?
To avoid conflicts of interest.
What is an example of a conflict of interest in law enforcement?
Recommending a specific attorney to a suspect.
What is the main concern in situations involving conflicts of interest?
Personal gain
What is a gratuity, as defined in the context of law enforcement?
Anything of value intended to benefit the giver more than the receiver
What type of behavior is an example of sexual misconduct while on duty?
Asking a driver for a date during a traffic stop
What is the main reason why law enforcement officers must avoid engaging in sexual misconduct while on duty?
Because it can create a power imbalance
What is the CJSTC's role in addressing cases of sexual misconduct while on duty?
To address and handle disciplinary cases
What is the meaning of the Latin phrase 'quid pro quo' in the context of harassment?
Something for something
What is an example of quid pro quo harassment in the workplace?
A supervisor demanding sexual favors from an employee in return for allowing that employee to continue to work
What is a form of sexual harassment that includes giving sexual compliments, pressuring someone for dates, or ridiculing someone with a sexual message?
Verbal behavior
What is an example of non-verbal behavior that is considered sexual harassment?
Making facial gestures
What is the definition of a hostile work environment?
A workplace where employees are uncomfortable due to a harasser's behavior
What type of harassment involves demanding sexual favors in return for allowing an employee to continue working?
Quid pro quo harassment
What is an example of verbal sexual harassment?
Giving sexual compliments
What is an example of physical sexual harassment?
Touching and brushing against someone
This quiz covers the importance of ethical behavior in law enforcement, including avoiding criminal offenses such as bribery and perjury. Learn about the consequences of unethical behavior and how to maintain integrity in law enforcement. Test your knowledge of ethical standards in law enforcement.
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