When a Supervising Officer Uses a Handheld Receiver to Wirelessly

question 36

Multiple Choice

When a supervising officer uses a handheld receiver to wirelessly verify an offender's physical location, he or she is using

• A) remote location monitoring.
• B) global positioning.
• C) exclusive positioning.
• D) passive electronic monitoring.

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Definitions:

Apparent Authority

An accountability doctrine whereby a principal, by virtue of words or actions, leads a third party to believe that an agent has authority but no such authority was intended. Also called ostensible authority and agency by estoppel.

Agency by Estoppel

A situation where a person is prevented by their own actions from denying or negating the existence of an agency relationship.

Cocktail Party

A social gathering where guests enjoy alcoholic beverages and light refreshments, typically standing and mingling.

Duty

An obligation placed on individuals because of the law.