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Court Officer Exam 4 : Court Officer Procedures — Flashcards

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Policy: Cadets and non-sworn court employees may accompany field officers on their off-duty time with permission of the chief court officer or the executive officer. Under no circumstances are ride-along employees to engage in any duty-related activities. Violations of this policy will result in immediate suspension pending review.    
 

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Cadet Rhonda North obtains permission for a ride along with field officers Braden and Dunlap. Braden and Dunlap execute a writ of replevin in the matter of Advance Finance v. Bouche. Bouche is a French national with limited command of English. North speaks French. Through North, Bouche states that he does not understand why his property is being seized. The field officers should
continue to allow North to act as the translator and distinguish this information on all forms provided to Bouche and in their report.
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