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What is the primary topic of the training video referenced in the email?

The application of use of force and the 4th Amendment's "objectively reasonableness" standard, based on the Graham v. Connor case. (correct)

Effective report writing techniques for law enforcement.

Proper procedures for accessing archived training materials on the (N:) drive.

Overview of changes to Assembly and Senate Bills relevant to law enforcement.

According to the email, where can employees find the archived weekly briefing training materials?

In a physical binder maintained by the Training Section.

By searching "FLETC Talks Graham v. Connor" on YouTube.

In the sub-folders on the (N:) drive under the "TRAINING-Weekly Briefings" directory. (correct)

On the Washoe Sheriff's Office Website.

What is the recommended action for sergeants regarding the training video, according to Amelia Galicia's email?

To review the video during briefings, if time permits. (correct)

To assign the video as mandatory homework for their subordinates.

To review the video independently, at their own convenience.

To skip this video due to time constraints.

Besides the provided link, how else can employees access the Graham v. Connor training video?

By searching for "FLETC Talks Graham v.Connor" on YouTube. (C) Signup and view all the answers

What is the total number of sub-folders located within the weekly briefing training material folder on the (N:) drive?

7 (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which U.S. Supreme Court case is the primary focus of the training video?

Graham v. Connor (B) Signup and view all the answers

According to the email, what is one of the topics addressed in the training video, aside from the use of force?

Importance of effective report writing. (D) Signup and view all the answers

What is the name of the drive where training materials are stored in the email?

The (N:) drive (C) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Training Video on Graham v. Connor

The video discusses the U.S. Supreme Court case Graham v. Connor, focusing on use of force and the 4th Amendment's "objectively reasonable" standard.
The approximately 13-minute video provides crucial information regarding the importance of effective report writing and the Graham factors.
The video explains how courts apply the Graham factors to cases.

Video Access & Location

The video "FLETC Talks Graham v. Connor" is available on YouTube.
A search for "FLETC Talks Graham v. Connor" on YouTube will yield the video.
Sergeants should review the video during briefings, if time allows.
Weekly training materials, including PowerPoints, videos, and training aides, are available on the N: drive.
The training materials are categorized into subfolders dealing with different topics.

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This training video delves into the significant U.S. Supreme Court case Graham v. Connor, emphasizing the use of force and the 4th Amendment's standards. Participants will gain insights into effective report writing and how the courts apply the Graham factors in relevant cases. Ideal for sergeants to review during briefings to enhance understanding and application in the field.