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Questions:
1. Discuss how a failure to follow administrative requirements can result in criminal liability. Provide an example.
2. Describe how criminal liability could arise under the federal civil rights legislation.
3. When reviewing cases of self-defense, what legal tests should the reviewer stick to? How does the Model Penal Code (MPC) delineate standards for its exercise? What part of the MPC makes better sense to you and what part makes no sense at all?
4. What are the legal parameters in the defense of others? Why would security specialists find themselves in these situations? What precautions should a security officer take to avoid the claim of excessive force?
5. Analyze and assess the doctrine of proportionality in self-defense cases. How does the MPC address the issue?
6. Using the Model Penal Code, decide whether the following statement true of false:
"Generally, the use of force is frowned upon in the defense of property. In cases of deadly force, it will be a rare court to sanction it."
7. Brief a case that deals with self-defense in the security industry.
8. Advocate a case for the use of Miranda warnings in private police practice. Has there been any case law that allows for this possibility?