SLEO 1 test

according to ___________ a flashing amber sign means driver shall slow down, proceed with caution and be prepared to stop

39:4-119

as per ________ a driver must continuously signal, either manually or electronically, 1,000 feet from where their turn is to be made

39:4-126

operation, impairment, and impairment due to alcohol or drugs are the three requirements to sustain a DWI convection under ______________

39:4-50

what statue states that a person who causes or permits A vehicle to be so loaded that the contents may be scattered across the street is guilty of a violation, except if the vehicle is a registered commercial vehicle

39:4-77

every violation of __________ shall specify the speed at which the defendant what is alleged to have driven and prima facie lawful speed limit

39:4-98

A petty disorderly persons offender can be fined ___________ dollars

500

as a result of the passage of ____________ , intoxicated persons may not be prosecuted solely because of alcohol abuse

ATRA

A person may be arrested without a warrant for violations of the following chapters of title 39 only stated in 39:5-25

chapters 3 and 4

administering justice fairly and equally to all, not possessing racial, religious, sexual, ethnic, or religious bias in the treatment of individuals and always exemplifying the same high standard of conduct both on and off duty is called _______________.

ethical conduct

a simple assault is a petty disorderly persons offense

false

an inquiry or an exchange of conversation between a police officer and a citizen constitutes a fourth amendment seizure

false

when a vehicle is parked in The driveway of a parking lot does that constitute obstructing the passage of other motor vehicles 39:4:67

no

to be guilty of _________________ the actor must intend to deprive the owner permanently of the property taken

theft by unlawful taking

The maximum penalty for a disorderly persons conviction is six months in jail

true

The officer does not need to tell reason for a traffic stop with a driver

true

does the public have a right to an explanation of why an officer acted the way he did

yes