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The NYPD Civil Service Exam – Delving Into the Multiple Choice Sections

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The multiple-choice sections of the Suffolk County Civil Service Exam are designed to assess various cognitive and practical skills necessary for a successful career in law enforcement. For applicants aiming to join the NYPD or other police departments, excelling in …

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How NYPD Applications Are Impacted by Background Checks

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Applying to join the NYPD is an exciting yet rigorous process that involves several steps, including written exams, medical evaluations, and interviews. One of the most critical aspects of the application process is the background check. Background checks determine whether …

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What to Look for in an NYPD Disqualification Appeal Lawyer

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When applying to join the NYPD, many candidates face the disheartening possibility of disqualification. The NYPD issues disqualification notices for various reasons, including medical conditions, psychological evaluations, or issues uncovered in a background check. However, receiving a disqualification notice doesn’t …