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Posted by: Gil

Once in custody, when must an arrestee be notified of their right to a telephone call?

a. within one hour upon arrival to the police station
b. forthwith upon arrival to the police station
c. only when requested by the arrestee
d. only when being held without bail

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Results: Remember you must NOTIFY forthwith but the actual call must be granted with in one hour - tricky.

Once in custody, when must an arrestee be notified of their right to a telephone call?

a. within one hour upon arrival to the police station 32%
b. forthwith upon arrival to the police station 68% correct
c. only when requested by the arrestee 0%
d. only when being held without bail 0%

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Posted by: 94c

you can always count on this question (or the injured prisoner one) to be on every exam.

Posted by: OutOfManyOne

YEah it's on our PRisoner Rights under Rights to a telephone, we read it to them everytime.

Posted by: 94c

Quote:

Originally Posted by OutOfManyOne

YEah it's on our PRisoner Rights under Rights to a telephone, we read it to them everytime.

Yet one out of three people got it wrong. It means they don't make too many arrests or they are not reading the questions properly. They just jump at the first answer that looks vaguely familiar.

Posted by: OutOfManyOne

Crazy isn't it. I think most guys read them their rights without understanding them at all.

Posted by: Mitpo62

"Phone call? You don't need no stinkin' phone call!"

Posted by: Irish Wampanoag

If they have no money to use the pay phone no phone call!!!!!!!

Posted by: kttref

Wow...that's an interesting question...I'm really glad I'm done with the testing process!

Posted by: SUOKKO

No phone call until after you are booked. The faster you stop being an A-hole and answer my questions...the faster you can use the phone!

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