CCF Final Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025
Underage Drinking - ANSWERS- 2/3 of college students posses a fake ID
- if caught your drivers license can be revoked for 1 year
- "quick dip" takes license for 2 months
- Ben David is pushing for this in NC but for now the 12 month probation is ...
Underage Drinking - ANSWERS- 2/3 of college students posses a fake ID
- if caught your drivers license can be revoked for 1 year
- "quick dip" takes license for 2 months
- Ben David is pushing for this in NC but for now the 12 month probation is in place along with 24 hours
of community service, and attending the streetsafe driving program
- two of the 24 hours are spent observing DWI or drug court
- then they must sign an affidavit to affirm they didn't drive for 60 days
- the cases is dismissed when all conditions are satisfied
State vs. Porter - ANSWERS- july 27 2012, Brian Grant was shot and killed
- loved a girl others desired
- Nashid porter had gotten in an argument with grant
- obediah, the man porter had previously stayed with, claimed porter fled town
- surveillance cameras confirmed that obediah was not near the scene when it happened
- porter was on the run for 7 weeks
- had more than $2500 in his pocket
- changed his cell phone account several times to avoid tracking and sold his car to be crushed
- charged with 1st degree murder under theories of premeditated and felony murder
- also charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon (convicted of dealing drugs and violent
felony assaults in the past)
- fired into the threshold of a home occupied by a 13 yr old girl
- the death penalty was not sought and bond was set
- porter was given a $350,000 secured bond
- booked into the new hanover county detention center to wait several months for trail
- after 15 months of testing no physical evidence linked porter to the murder
,- he was released with an ankle monitor and told to find a job
- the ankle monitor was signaled and found to be cut off
- he went to smoke with obediah
- he shot him 11 times at close range
- porter then beat him to death with a cinder block
- the police received a phone call from obediahs grandmother saying that two men claimed porter
executed obediah where they were working
- neighbor testified
- Porter fired multiple attorneys and challenged the system hard
- he used all six of his peremptory challenges in the jury selection
- the jury found him guilty after 90 minutes
- he was sentenced to life without parole for brians murder
- he is up for the death penalty
State vs. Carter - ANSWERS- The Greene family was about to make a trip to toys r us for good grades and
behavior
- Demetrius yelled "shot gun" and dove into the passenger seat of the car
- around the corner a different scene was unraveling
- Ty Baker had finally found the men he was looking for
- Shan Carter and Kwada Temoney robbed drug dealers
- they broke into Bakers apartment with Damont White and stole over $30,000
- Baker kidnapped White until he gave up where Carter and Temoney were
- baker cold cocked temoney and then carter pulled out his revolver and shot baker point blank
- onlookers went to his body and took money and drugs before he rendered aid
- They were found hiding in a market street motel
- they just shot a drug dealer in his home in order to get enough money to leave town and go on the run
- A bullet that carter fired traveled down the street and hit Demetrius Greene in the head
- The little eight year old boy died shortly after
- drug dealers agreed to testify against the two men so they could receive plea deals
, - White committed suicide
- 404B was used for prior armed home invasions
- Temoney plead and got life in prison
- Carter was convicted of first-degree murder and got life without the possibility of parole
Doctrine of Unclean Hands - ANSWERS- holds that a defendant should not benefit from his wrongful
conduct by making a witness absent
- falls under 404B
Sovereign Citizen - ANSWERSwhen someone doesn't subscribe to the federal government; control their
own lives and believes rules don't apply to them
State vs. Sloan - ANSWERS- suspicious new model Buick was prowling around a neighborhood you
wouldn't expect
- Stephen Griffith ran the place and it was valid
- pulled the car over when they failed to use a turn signal and cut a taxi off
- Mark Sloan, 46, was the driver
- he had been in pended county law enforcement his whole adult life (was now captain)
- he claimed to have just dropped off his nephew and was now lost
- Alton Ross, 25, African American was in the passenger seat
- Sloan claimed that he was going to get him out of town in exchange for a ride to burger king
- Ross told the police he was a male prostitute and Sloan had signaled him off the road
- Sloan offered him $60
- he was looking for a discrete place when the officer pulled him over
- Cody Snugs was not his nephew and had been stalked by him previous to this incident but never
reported it
- Sloan was arrested for soliciting prostitution, soliciting crimes against nature, and directional signal
equipment violation
- sheriff smith took action after seeing the videos and fired Sloan within 24 hours of the incident.
- he had no active jail time but he was stripped of his badge and sent the judgement to law enforcement
training and standards
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