WorksheetsLaw I Final Part III
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When a person was aware but consciously disregarded a substantial and unjustifiable risk that was a gross deviation of what a normal person would do, their culpable mental state was:
a)
a) Intentional
b)
b) Knowing
c)
c) Reckless
d)
d) Criminal negligence
2.
When a person's conscious objective was to commit the crime they committed, their culpable mental state was
a)
a) Knowing
b)
b) Intentional
c)
c) Reckless
d)
d) Criminal negligence
3.
Which of the following is not a general defense to prosecution?
a)
a) Voluntary intoxication
b)
b) Insanity
c)
c) Mistake of fact
d)
d) Entrapment
4.
Which Supreme Court case states that officers may only hold you long enough to conduct their investigation and detention must match the justification for the stop?
a)
a) Medford v. State
b)
b) Florida v. Royer
c)
c) Terry v. Ohio
d)
d) Tennessee v. Garner
5.
Which of the following is NOT a justification for a stop?
a)
a) Subject looks suspicious and turns to head the other direction when he or she sees you
b)
b) Subject is frightened, intoxicated, or highly emotional
c)
c) Subject is in a crime scene area
d)
d) Matches the description of a wanted person
6.
Which of the following justifies a frisk?
a)
a) Belief that suspect may be armed and dangerous
b)
b) Multiple officers are present
c)
c) Suspects emotions are normal under the circumstances
d)
d) Subject is engaging in normal behavior
7.
Which Supreme Court case ruled that officers may pat down outer the clothing of a subject if they are believed to be armed and dangerous and for protection of themselves or others?
a)
a) Terry v. Ohio
b)
b) Florida v. Royer
c)
c) Mapp v. Ohio
d)
d) Coolidge v. New Hampshire
8.
Which of these is NOT an exception to the search warrant requirement?
a)
a) Protective sweep
b)
b) Discover evidence in a hidden location, not on the warrant
c)
c) Protection of evidence from destruction
d)
d) Hunt for property or contraband that as a result of the search, believes exists in another location on the property
9.
A search warrant is NOT needed for which of the following locations?
a)
a) Abandon property
b)
b) Locked compartment of vehicle
c)
c) A house without consent
d)
d) Hidden items
10.
What level of proof is required for a search at school?
a)
a) Reasonable suspicion that school rule or law has been violated
b)
b) No level of proof required
c)
c) Beyond a reasonable doubt
d)
d) Probable cause
11.
Which of the following is NOT a search that can be conducted at school?
a)
a) Strip search
b)
b) Body cavity search
c)
c) Backpacks
d)
d) Vehicle searches
12.
Match the appropriate person with the correct level of proof required for searches at school.
a)
a) Administrators–reasonable suspicion, Police–probable cause
b)
b) Administrators–probable cause, Police–probable cause
c)
c) Administrators–reasonable suspicion, Police–no proof needed
d)
d) Administrators–probable cause, Police–reasonable suspicion
13.
Which of the following requirements does not have to be met in order to have consent to search?
a)
a) Person must be at least 14 years of age
b)
b) Person may limit the scope of the search
c)
c) Person must be legally authorized to consent to the search of the area
d)
d) Must be mentally capable of understanding consent and its possible consequences
14.
Search incident to arrest occurs when
a)
a) A search of the immediate area is done before the arrest
b)
b) A search of the immediate area occurs after a lawful arrest
c)
c) An unlawful arrest occurs
d)
d) A search is conducted to ensure that the evidence is destroyed
15.
Property of any nature, real, tangible, intangible, or personal, that is used in the commission of a crime or has been altered from its intended use is which of the following?
a)
a) Contraband
b)
b) Evidence
c)
c) Fruits of the crime
d)
d) Personal property
16.
In TLO v. New Jersey, what does the Court say is balanced against the privacy rights of students?
a)
a) Parents Rights
b)
b) Teachers Rights
c)
c) Nothing
d)
d) Safety of Students
17.
______includes municipal, county, tribal, and regional police that derive authority from the local governing body that created it. The primary purpose is to uphold the laws of the jurisdiction, provide patrol, and investigate local crimes.
a)
a) Federal
b)
b) State
c)
c) Local Police
d)
d) FBI
18.
The ________ manages the local jail.
a)
a) Sheriff
b)
b) Police
c)
c) Corrections
d)
d) Federal
19.
Deputy sheriff's jobs consist of
a)
a) All are correct
b)
b) serve warrants
c)
c) court summons
d)
d) respond to calls
20.
What is minimal age of a jury member?
a)
a) 21
b)
b) 18
c)
c) 16
d)
d) 28
21.
Where are the names selected for potential jury members?
a)
a) DMV and Property Taxes
b)
b) DMV (Driver Info) and Voter Registration
c)
c) Voter Registration and Property Taxes
d)
d) Voter Registration and Social Security Office
22.
What court would decide on juvenile cases?
a)
a) Superior Court
b)
b) Court of Appeals
c)
c) District Court
d)
d) Supreme Court
23.
Where does a defendant appeal his case from district court?
a)
a) Supreme Court
b)
b) Superior Court
c)
c) Court of Appeals
d)
d) District Court
24.
_______a group of citizens selected and sworn, according to law, to inquire about certain facts about the evidence presented to them.
a)
a) Defense Attorney
b)
b) Prosecutor
c)
c) Lay Witness
d)
d) Jury
25.
____the person against whom a criminal complaint or indictment is filed: the “accused
a)
a) Clerk
b)
b) Jury
c)
c) Defendant
d)
d) Witness
26.
________a person who has either suffered death or serious physical or mental suffering, or the loss of property resulting from actual or attempted criminal actions committed by others
a)
a) Lay Witness
b)
b) Defense Attorney
c)
c) Prosecutor
d)
d) Victim
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