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What is the purpose of the SWITRS database?
What is the purpose of the SWITRS database?
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What does a tracking number allow a user to do?
What does a tracking number allow a user to do?
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What can happen if evidence is spoiled during a legal proceeding?
What can happen if evidence is spoiled during a legal proceeding?
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What is included in a Traffic Collision Report (TCR)?
What is included in a Traffic Collision Report (TCR)?
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What does Traffic Collision Report Digital Media refer to?
What does Traffic Collision Report Digital Media refer to?
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What is the primary purpose of a death certificate?
What is the primary purpose of a death certificate?
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Which of the following does a delivery confirmation typically include?
Which of the following does a delivery confirmation typically include?
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What data does an Event Data Recorder (EDR) typically capture?
What data does an Event Data Recorder (EDR) typically capture?
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What type of documentation is considered evidence in a legal case?
What type of documentation is considered evidence in a legal case?
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Which of the following is NOT a function of an Event Data Recorder (EDR)?
Which of the following is NOT a function of an Event Data Recorder (EDR)?
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What is one key component of an employment history record?
What is one key component of an employment history record?
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What type of data does an EDR record regarding airbag deployment?
What type of data does an EDR record regarding airbag deployment?
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Which of the following describes delivery confirmation?
Which of the following describes delivery confirmation?
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What does the term 'impact severity' refer to in EDR data collection?
What does the term 'impact severity' refer to in EDR data collection?
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What is the primary purpose of an autopsy report?
What is the primary purpose of an autopsy report?
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Who can serve as a before and after witness in a personal injury case?
Who can serve as a before and after witness in a personal injury case?
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What is a common characteristic of a biased witness in legal cases?
What is a common characteristic of a biased witness in legal cases?
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What information is NOT typically included in a CAD log?
What information is NOT typically included in a CAD log?
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What is a key advantage of using certified mail?
What is a key advantage of using certified mail?
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Which statement best describes the role of before and after witnesses?
Which statement best describes the role of before and after witnesses?
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What is required when recording a conversation?
What is required when recording a conversation?
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What does Signature Confirmation provide?
What does Signature Confirmation provide?
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What does the slip test measure?
What does the slip test measure?
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What is considered a low slip resistance COF value?
What is considered a low slip resistance COF value?
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Which COF value range indicates moderate slip resistance?
Which COF value range indicates moderate slip resistance?
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Which material is likely to have a COF below 0.40 when wet?
Which material is likely to have a COF below 0.40 when wet?
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What COF value is generally regarded as slip-resistant?
What COF value is generally regarded as slip-resistant?
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What areas are recommended to have higher COF values?
What areas are recommended to have higher COF values?
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Why is a higher COF value considered safety-enhancing?
Why is a higher COF value considered safety-enhancing?
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What is TRUE for a surface with a COF above 0.60?
What is TRUE for a surface with a COF above 0.60?
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What is a key factor in determining vicarious liability for an employer?
What is a key factor in determining vicarious liability for an employer?
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Which of the following would most likely result in an employer being held vicariously liable?
Which of the following would most likely result in an employer being held vicariously liable?
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What does 'acting on behalf of the employer' generally include?
What does 'acting on behalf of the employer' generally include?
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What might signify that an employee is acting outside the course and scope of their employment?
What might signify that an employee is acting outside the course and scope of their employment?
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In what situation might an employer not be held liable for an employee's actions?
In what situation might an employer not be held liable for an employee's actions?
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What is required for an employer to maintain control over an employee's actions?
What is required for an employer to maintain control over an employee's actions?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Words
- 911 Call: Emergency phone call for immediate help from local emergency services
- Accident Reconstruction: Analysis to determine accident cause and fault
- Adjuster/Claims Adjuster: Insurance representative assessing property damage claims
- Agent of Service: Person/entity designated to receive legal documents
- Animal Control Report: Official document describing animal incident details
- Autopsy Report: Examination of a deceased person's body to determine cause of death
- Before and After Witnesses: Individuals describing plaintiff's changes due to injury
- Bias Witness: Witness whose testimony is influenced by personal interests
- CAD Log: Digital record of emergency and non-emergency calls
- Certified Mail: Postal service method providing mailing and delivery proof
- Coroner Report: Official document detailing death investigation findings
- Course and Scope: Indicates if defendant's actions were within employment duties
- Dash Cam Footage: Video recording from a dashboard camera verifying accident details
- Death Certificate: Official document certifying an individual's death
- Delivery Confirmation: Proof a mail item or package has been delivered
- EDR (Event Data Recorder): Device recording vehicle data before, during, and after a collision
- EDR Data Collection: Recording vehicle speed, brake application, steering angle, throttle position, seatbelt status, airbag deployment, and impact severity
- Employment History: Record of past and present employment details
- Evidence: Documentation or testimony proving facts in a case
- Photographic Evidence: Photos of damage as proof for claims and assessment
- Police Body Cam: Wearable recording device used by law enforcement
- Police Dash Cam: Dash mounted camera recording events in front of or around the vehicle
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Slip Test: Procedure to measure and determine the slip resistance of a surface
- Low COF (below 0.40): Low slip resistance, high risk of slipping
- Moderate COF (0.40-0.60): Moderate slip resistance
- High COF (above 0.60): High slip resistance, low risk of slipping
- Spoilation of Evidence: Intentional destruction, alteration, or concealment of evidence
- SWITRS (Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System): Database of traffic collisions in California
- Tracking Number: Unique identifier for mail items allowing delivery status monitoring
- Traffic Collision Report: Official document detailing motor vehicle accident facts
- Traffic Collision Report Digital Media: Electronic records of accidents like photos, videos
- Traffic Light Sequence: Programmed cycle controlling traffic flow and safety at intersections
- Umbrella Policy: Additional insurance for significant liability claims that exceed primary policy limits
- Unbiased Witness: Provides testimony based on factual observations without any personal biases
- Video Footage: Evidence of events related to an incident
- Witness Statement: Written account by someone observing or having information related to an incident
- Site Inspection (Expert): Detailed examination by experts with specific knowledge of the case
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Test your knowledge of key vocabulary words used in legal and emergency contexts. This quiz covers terms related to insurance claims, legal procedures, and emergency response. It's perfect for aspiring professionals in law enforcement or legal fields.
