PC 832 Practice QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2024/2025, Exams of Law

Download PC 832 Practice QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 and more Exams Law in PDF only on Docsity! PC 832 Practice QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 In every crime or public offense, there must exist a union, or joint operation of act and intent, or criminal negligence. T or F T A person who, after a felony has been committed, knowingly harbors, conceals,or aids a principal who has been charged with, committed or been convicted of that felony, with intent of helping the principal escape is called an... a) principal b) accomplice c) accessory c A woman renting an apartment refused to pay rent for two months, stating the landlord had failed to provide heat in her apartment. The landlord called an officer to remove the tenant. Should the officer treat this as a civil or criminal matter? Civil The right to ABSOLUTE privacy is one of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? T or F F Search and arrest warrants must show probable cause and must also particularly state items or persons to be searched or seized. Peace Officers must always adhere to the constraints of the warrant. T or F T Mr. Guzman was living in a drug treatment center. In his room he had several suitcases in which he kept his personal property. Police came to the center and asked the Facility Director for consent to search Mr. Guzman's property. It was appropriate for the Facility Director to give consent to the police to search Guzman's suitcases? T or F F Can a person's failure to act constitute a crime? Y or N Y Monroe embezzled $300,000 from his engineering firm in Illinois. Six months later he was found in California and the embezzled funds were traced to an account he recently set up in a San Diego bank. Although the crime was in Illinois, Monroe is still considered to have attempted to commit a crime in California as well? Y or N Y Which of the following persons are generally presumed to be legally incapable of committing a crime? a) Children under 14 b) Mentally disabled individuals c) A person who committed the illegal act under a mistake of fact or facts. d) All of the above e) Only a) and b) d A prisoners right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment is a right that is guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? T or F T Uncooperative detainees may be handcuffed during a detention? a) True, but this action elevates the detention into an arrest. b) False. Restraints may only be used during an arrest c) True. You may use restraints during a detention. c A Peace Officer approached a lone man walking through the business district at 3:00 am. The man agreed to talk to the officer. After a few minutes of conversation, the man stated he needed to go home. However, the Officer told him to remain where he was because he had more questions for him. This is an example of: a) A consensual encounter b) A detention c) An arrest d) An illegal search b The fourth amendment provides protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. This protection is applied only to residents of the United States of America. T or F F What two circumstances must exist before Miranda warnings are required? a) Detention and custodial interviewing b) Custody and detention c) Custody and interview d) Detention and interrogation b Probable cause to search an area for an object means that: a)A reasonable person would strongly believe that the object sought is located in the place to be searched b) An officer can search any area at any time c) The object actually exists in the area that is being searched d) An officer has enough facts or information to provide a fair probability, or a substantial chance, that the object sought is located in the place to be searched d The elements of a lawful arrest require that: a) The person submits to restraint b) The arrest be made by a peace officer or a private person c) Reasonable force may be used d) All of the above e) Both a) and b) d A set of facts that would cause a person of ordinary care and prudence to entertain an honest and strong belief that the person to be arrested is guilty of a crime is called: a) Reasonable suspicion b) The totality of the circumstances c) Probable cause d) Both b) and c) c Officers on patrol are met in the street by a man who reports that he believes his neighbor is selling marijuana to the neighborhood children. Since the informant is not tested, officers decide to check out the situation before proceeding. Without a warrant, they knock on the neighbors door and identify themselves. The man looks out the front window rather than answering the door. Immediately after, officers hear a flurry of activity inside. May officers enter at this time without consent and without a warrant based on exigent circumstances? Y or N N An officer has a felony warrant for a suspected methamphetamine dealer. Which of the following statements is true? a) The officer must wait until 6:00 am to make the arrest b) The officer may arrest the suspect at any time c) The suspect must be a parolee or probationer to be arrested d) All of the above e) None of the above b During a consensual encounter the officer asked Mr. James if he had been near the liquor store when it had recently been robbed. This question elevated the encounter to a detention. T or F F Officers stopped a vehicle after the driver failed to stop at a red light. One officer approached the suspects vehicle to obtain license and registration in formation and encountered a strong smell of marijuana. The driver was ordered out of the car. The car was searched and the butt of the marijuana joint was found in the ashtray, and a small quantity of marijuana in a plastic bag was found under the front seat. Based on the information presented, was this a legal search? Y or N Y Searching a neighborhood for a fleeing burglar, officers asked for and received consent to search a private residence for the suspect. Based on the consent, officers can legally: a) Search any room in the house b) Search any container big enough to hide a person c) Answer the phone, if believe it may provide information on the search d) Both a) and b) d A suspect is attempting to swallow six diamond rings he stole from a jewelry store. The responding officer at the scene MAY NOT use any force to prevent the suspect from swallowing the evidence? T or F F When seeking a warrant for a bodily intrusion search, officers should be aware that the Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination protects not only what a person may say, but also any evidence physically contained on or in the person's body itself. T or F F Officer Smith was at a doughnut shop when he observed a petty theft occur. Considering just the information given, the use of deadly force is justified. T or F F Officer Jones cited Kevin due to his failure to adhere to the city noise ordinance. This is an example of: a) Application of the spirit of the law b) Civil Law c) Criminal Law d) Criminal negligence c During the middle of the day on an urban street, an officer on foot patrol noticed two individuals glancing around nervously in front of the municipal building. Concerned with the recent rise in vandalism in the area, the officer asked them what they were doing in the area and conducted patdown/frisks of each man. Given the circumstances, was this warrantless search legal? Yes or No n A vehicle may be searched without a warrant if: a) The driver committed a speeding violation b) Probable cause exists that contraband is in the vehicle c) A passenger in the car is arrested for possession of heroin d) Both b) and c) d A man who was critically injured by a gunshot believes that he is dying. As he waits for the paramedics, witnesses overhear him say that his wife shot him. The man survives and chooses not to testify under privilege. Witness testimony about what he said could probably be admissible under what exception to the hearsay rule? a) Admissions and confessions b) Dying declarations c) Spontaneous statements d) None of the above b The express purpose of conducting a vehicle inventory is to: a) Take note of personal property to protect it and prevent false claims of loss b) Search for evidence of a crime or contraband c) Search for weapons or any dangerous item d) All of the above a Enrique has just purchased a new vehicle from the used car lot in his neighborhood. The car fails to start the day after he bought it. He goes to the car dealership and demands his money back. Police are called to the dealership due to Enrique's violent behavior. The event has now become a: a) Civil issue b) Criminal issue b A shop owner made a private arrest of a young man he thought had shoplifted a bag of candy. The responding peace officer accepted the arrest. What options in relation to disposition of the young man does the officer have? a) Cite and release b) Determine that there was sufficient evidence and release him Janice was at a party in a bar. She drank many alcoholic beverages. The last drink she had, the bartender made excessively strong. She was arrested after she left the bar for DUI. Due to the "unconscious act" exception, she is considered incapable of committing this crime. T or F F Officers were interrogating a young man who had been arrested regarding a drive by shooting. The suspect had waived his rights regarding self incrimination. During the questioning, the suspect told officers that he was in the car but his friend fired the weapon. The suspect's statement was a lawfully obtained ___: a) Admission b) Confession c) Neither of the above since the suspect's attorney was not present at the time of the statement a Negative non-verbal communication from peace officers towards citizens could possibly result in a loss of community involvement by those citizens and the people they influence. T or F T A peace officer was directing traffic during a traffic jam after a sporting event. Smith annoyed with the driver behind him, disregarded the officer's directions and did not move his vehicle from the intersection, preventing the drivers behind him from proceeding, even when he was specifically told to do so by the officer. Smith has committed: a) Resisting, delaying or obstructing an officer b) Bribery c) Unlawful assembly d) no crime a Individuals are not held accountable for any crimes they commit when they are under threat or menace that reasonably causes them to believe their lives would be in danger. T or F False (unsure of this answer) A felony is a crime that can be punished with either county jail time or a state prison commitment. T or F F Which step of the SARA model contains collecting and examining information? a)Response b) Evaluation c) Analysis d) Identification of the problem e) Only b) and c) c The process of questioning individuals who may otherwise be unwilling to provide information to investigating officers is referred to as an: a) interview b) interrogation c) inquiry d) None of the above b A member of the city council received a note from a homeowner threatening to "slash your car tires" if he did not vote to pass a resolution to repave a number of residential streets. Since he did not own a car, the councilman thought the note was a joke and totally disregarded it. What crime has been committed? a) Threatening a public officer b) Attempting to deter an executive officer c) Obstructing a public officer d) No crime was committed as it was not reasonable for the threat d Johnson liked to commit practical jokes on his brother in law. He told everyone at the company picnic that his brother in law was dealing drugs to the children. He was hoping someone would report it to the police. What crime has Johnson committed? a) Providing false information to a peace officer b) Perjury c) Falsely reporting a criminal offense d) no crime d Th eowner of a local auto repair shop was stopped for a traffic violation. The man told the officer that he would give him two new tires if the officer would just give him a warning rather than a ticket. The officer agreed and let the man go with only a warning. Which person committed a crime involving bribery? a) The shop owner b) The officer c) Both d) Neither, since no money was exchanged c Jack pulled the fire alarm in his apartment building to see if it really worked. After the responding emergency vehicles arrived, emergency personnel determined that no emergency existed. Jack committed: a) An infraction b) A crime involving falsely reporting an emergency c) no crime because he didn't know it was against the law to pull a fire alarm improperly d) No crime was committed because no one was injured b Any violation of the rights noted in the Sixth Amendment, Mode of Trial in Criminal Proceedings, may result in which of the following: a) An exclusion of evidence b) Criminal liability to the officer involved c) Dismissal of the criminal charge d) All of the above d The purpose of bail is so that the county jails are relieved of their population pressures. T or F F Probable cause is required to elevate a detention to the level of an arrest. T or F T Officer Smith has legally detained two men. Smith believes that the men may have weapons. Smith may legally do a pat down search of the two men for weapons? T or F T During a legal detention the officer may take the following common actions: a) Ask the detainee questions concerning their whereabouts at the time a crime had been committed b) Conduct an officer safety search of the detainee at any time c) Detain the individual as long as the officer wishes d) None of the above a A recent immigrant, non-citizen during a legal detention was being questioned by law enforcement concerning his involvement in a robbery. The following statements are true concerning this scenario: a) The immigrant has diplomatic immunity and may use that as a defense. b) The immigrant can claim ignorance of the law, and law enforcement may not pursue arresting this individual c) All constitutional rights guaranteed to citizens also apply to this immigrant in this event d) All of the above c