Police Academy Test #2 (Criminal Law and Authority/Jurisdiction Closed Book) Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass)

Police Academy Test #2 (Criminal Law and Authority/Jurisdiction Closed Book) Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) TRUE/FALSE Convicted felons can own firearms under certain condtions - ️️ FALSE Convicted felons cannot own firearms. What is the Criminal Justice System's main goal? - ️️ Rehabilitation Which amendment grants citizens equal protection under the law? - ️️ The 14th From what article do jury trials come from (as well as due process)? - ️️ Article 3 Where do police officers get their power from? - ️️ State statutes Search warrants are derived from which amendment? - ️️ The 4th ©PREP4EXAMS@2024 [REAL-EXAM-DUMPS] Saturday, August 3, 2024 7:34 AM WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSIRTY- (WV) : 26506 2 TRUE/FALSE Pennsylvania has more protections for its citizens, resulting in more restrictions for police. - ️️ TRUE What is the burden of proof required for a Civil trial? What is the burden of proof required for a Criminal trial? - ️️ Civil = Preponderance of the evidence Criminal = Beyond a reasonable doubt If an officer has an arrest warrant for an individual who resides in another township, what should he do? - ️️ He should ask permission from that township if he can execute the warrant Where are all the crimes and punishments for there respective crimes listed? - ️️ Title 18 What is required for an act to be a crime? - ️️ Mens Rea What are the 4 mental states of the mind? - ️️ 1.) Knowingly ©PREP4EXAMS@2024 [REAL-EXAM-DUMPS] Saturday, August 3, 2024 7:34 AM WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSIRTY- (WV) : 26506 3 2.) Recklessly 3.) Intentionally 4.) Negligance What 2 things is there no statute of limitations for? - ️️ 1.) Murder (of any kind) 2.) Aggregated assault on a Police Officer What is the statute of limitations for felonies? What is the statute of limitations for Misdemeanors? What is the statute of limitations for Rape (and other sexual offenses)? - ️️ Felonies = 5 years Misdemeanors = 2 years Rape = 12 years What is the term used to describe someone who backs out of the intent to commit a crime? - ️️ Renunciate TRUE/FALSE An accomplice cannot give you a conviction - ️️ TRUE How many individuals are required for a conspiracy? - ️️ 2