POP QUIZ!
1) Where does the
term Miranda come from?
a) It’s Spanish for
‘no question’.
b) It was a
defendant’s name.
c) It’s a
combination of letters from a procedure in the police training manual.
2) You just robbed a
store at gunpoint. Did you …
a) commit a robbery?
b) commit a burglary?
c) commit a hate crime?
3) Your brother was sentenced
to 3 years in state prison. Was his
crime a …
a) Misdemeanor
b) Felony
4) Your friend walked
up to and hit another guy in a bar for no apparent reason. He was arrested for…
a) Battery
b) Assault
5) In order to be an
accessory after the fact a person:
a) assisted or gave aid knowingly in a crime
b) knew the other person was committing a crime
c) split
the proceeds of the crime
d) did all
of the above
6) Criminal mischief
means?
a) pranking someone
b) causing damage to someone’s property
c) acting
willfully and maliciously
d) A and B
e) B and C
7) To be convicted of
a DUI (driving under the influence) in most US states your blood alcohol level
must be over…
a) .15
b) .08
c) 1.0
8) The cops said you
were fleeing. You were:
a) failing to stop when the police said to
b) making false statements to the police
c) driving an unregistered vehicle
9) An element of a
home invasion charge would include:
a) entering someone’s home uninvited
b) making yourself a sandwich while you’re in
there
c) leaving threatening notes
10) If you are
convicted of a felony, what rights could you lose?
a) the right to have an attorney
b) the right to vote
c) the right to apply for a driver license
11) You hit a parked
car and took off without leaving a note.
You are guilty of:
a) aiding and abetting
b) car jacking
c) leaving the scene of an accident
12) She says you
kidnapped her. What did you do?
a) You wouldn’t let her leave the house when she
wanted to
b) You took money from her purse
c) You locked her out of the house
13) You were accused
of being lewd. What did you do?
a) You burped in public
b) You acted in an unchaste manner
c) You gawked at a woman/man on the street
14) To loiter is to
linger or dawdle or remain or move about without a lawful purpose.
a) True
b) False
15) A car is speeding, hits a person crossing the street,
and kills that person. What is the
charge?
a) murder
b) manslaughter
16) You lied on the
witness stand in court during a legal proceeding. What crime did you commit?
a) uttering a false statement
b) perjury
c) withholding evidence
17) When is a
borrowed car a stolen car?
a) after 7 days
b) overnight
c) when the owner says so
18) Can you get a DUI
on a boat?
A) yes
b) no
19) Is it against the
law to share prescription medication?
a) no, when the
other person says it’s okay
b) yes, unless that
person is over 18 years of age
c) Yes, period.
20) Is a rent-a-cop a
real cop?
a) yes
b) no
Answers:
1)b 2)a 3)b
4)a 5)d 6)e 7)b 8)a 9)a 10)b 11)c 12)a 13)b 14)a 15)b 16)b 17c 18)a 19)c 20)b
17 or more correct - you've been paying attention. Excellent.
13-16 correct - You better go back and review some old posts. Good.
9-12 correct - You're just guessing, right? Poor
Under 9? Law is not your thing. Maybe you'd do better to write romantic comedies.
13-16 correct - You better go back and review some old posts. Good.
9-12 correct - You're just guessing, right? Poor
Under 9? Law is not your thing. Maybe you'd do better to write romantic comedies.
4 comments:
I loved this test, Jody (and I got 19 right). I knew more than I thought. Not sure that'll translate into a plausible mystery story :).
@ Tamara
Gold Star!
Okay, spill sister...which one tripped you up?
My sister, my husband and I took this together. We missed #6. This was fun! Thanks!
@ Susan. Another Gold Star! Yeah, pranking isn't against the law unless it goes too far.
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