Which section of the exam tests your knowledge of criminal law?

The law enforcement section of the exam is specifically designed to assess your understanding of criminal law, including statutes, legal principles, and the application of the law in various situations. This section typically covers topics such as the definitions of crimes, legal processes, constitutional rights, and law enforcement procedures, all of which are essential for an effective law enforcement officer.

In contrast, the reading comprehension section focuses on the ability to understand and interpret written material, which, while useful, does not directly evaluate knowledge of criminal law. The traffic enforcement section deals specifically with laws and regulations governing traffic and road safety, which are distinct from general criminal law. The situational judgment section assesses decision-making and problem-solving skills in hypothetical scenarios rather than legal knowledge directly. Therefore, the law enforcement section is the most relevant for measuring one's familiarity with criminal law principles and practices.