Kidnapping quiz

Restraint is "without consent" if it is accomplished by which of the following?

• Force

• Intimidation

• Deception

• All of the Above

Which of the following is the term that means “to restrain a person with intent to prevent his freedom by hiding him where he won't be found or using or threatening to use deadly force”?

• Abduct

• Kidnap

• Restrain

• Conceal

Which of the following is the term that means “to restrict a person's movements without consent in such a way as to interfere with their liberty”?

• Abduct

• Kidnap

• Restrain

• Conceal

1. Under what age is a person considered away without consent if the parent has not given them permission to leave?

• 12

• 14

• 13

• 15

What is the punishment for kidnapping?

• State jail felony

• Third-degree felony

• Second-degree felony

• First-degree felony

What is the level of punishment for aggravated kidnapping?

• State jail felony

• Second-degree felony

• Third-degree felony

• First-degree felony

What is the minimum level of punishment for unlawful restraint?

• Class B misdemeanor

• Class A misdemeanor

• State Jail Felony

• Third-degree felony

What is the level of punishment for unlawful restraint when the victim is under 17?

• Class B misdemeanor

• Class A misdmeanor

• State Jail Felony

• Third-degree felony

Which of the following qualifies as a “relative” according to the law?

• Parent

• Sibling

• Adoptive parent

• Aunt/Uncle

• All of the above

Peter feels guilty about taking Rosa and releases her in a park. Can Peter’s charge be lowered one degree when he is in court?

• Yes

• No