Chabot College
October 1996
Removed Fall 2006
Course Outline for Administration of Justice 94
RESERVE MODULE C
Catalog Description:
94 - Reserve Module C
5 units
Professional orientation; police community relations; patrol procedures; domestic violence;
laws of evidence; traffic issues; criminal investigation. Designed to meet the legal
requirements for Module C for Level I Reserve Peace Officer. Certified by the California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. Prerequisites: Administration of
Justice 93. (completed with a grade of C or higher). 5 hours.
Prerequisite Skills:
Before entering the course, the student should be able to:
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demonstrate knowledge of vehicle operations;
explain the role of the vehicle in law enforcement;
demonstrate officer protection as well as citizen protection;
explain the role of force and weaponry;
perform CPR and first aid.
Expected Outcomes of Students:
Upon completion of the course, the student should be able to:
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appreciate the importance of community relations;
apply the principles of community relations;
understand and be able to apply the majority of the criminal law presented;
know patrol procedures;
understand domestic violence;
know vehicle code;
understand basic traffic accident investigations;
demonstrate basic criminal investigation knowledge.
Course Content:
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3.
Professional Orientation
A.
Career Influences
B.
Related Law Enforcement Agencies
C.
Parole and Probation in California
Police Community Relations
A.
Citizen Evaluation
B.
Crime Prevention
C.
Stress Factors
Patrol Procedures
A.
Vehicle Search Techniques
B.
Building/Area Search Techniques
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C.
Missing Persons
D.
Burglary in Progress Calls
E.
Prowler Calls
F.
Handling Disputes
G.
Family Disputes
H.
Repossessions
I.
Landlord/Tenant Disputes
J.
Defrauding an Innkeeper
K.
Handling Dead Bodies
L.
Handling Animal Cases
M.
Mentally Ill
N.
Fire Conditions
O.
Hostage/Barricaded Suspects
Domestic Violence
A.
Introduction
B.
Legislative Intent
C.
History of Domestic Violence
D.
Domestic Violence Procedures
E.
Documenting Domestic Violence Cases
F.
Court Protective Orders
G.
Tenancy Issues
H.
Reporting
I.
Victim Assistance
Law
A.
Crimes Against Children
B.
Public Nuisance Law
C.
Robbery Law
D.
Homicide Law
E.
Sex Crime Law
F.
Rape Law
G.
Controlled Substance Law
H.
Hallucinogens Law
I.
Narcotic Law
J.
Marijuana Law
K.
Alcohol Beverage Control Law
L.
Juvenile Alcohol Law
M.
Juvenile Law and Procedure
Laws of Evidence
A.
Privileged Communication
B.
Subpoena
C.
Burden of Proof
D.
Legal Show-up
Traffic
A.
Vehicle Code
B.
Vehicle Registration/Driver Licensing Law
C.
Vehicle Code Violations
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D.
Alcohol Violations
E.
Auto Theft Investigation
F.
Issuing Citations and Warnings
G.
Traffic Accident
Criminal Investigation
A.
Crime Scene Search
B.
Crime Scene Sketches
C.
Fingerprints
D.
Information Gathering
E.
Courtroom Demeanor
F.
Sexual Assault Investigation
G.
Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Investigation
Methods of Presentation:
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Lecture and discussion
Demonstration
Methods of Evaluating Student Progress:
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Attendance and participation
Demonstration and performance
Midterm and final examination
Textbook(s) (Typical):
No textbook required.
Special Student Materials:
None.
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REVISED: 2-95; 10/96