RBC TEST 2
annoying or molesting children - correct answer-any act committed against someone under
18 that would annoy any reasonable person
to arrest the crime elements include
any person annoying or molesting a child under 18
general intent crime, it is not necessary to prove that subjects intended to annoy or molest
only that they intended to commit the annoying act
touching not required, can be words alone
(M) but could be (F)
annoy means to harass, disturb or irritate especially by repeated acts
molest means to make any annoying sexual advances
ex if you enter a house without permission to commit the act (F)
prior conviction (F)
ex an adult female made sexually explicit remarks to a 17 yr old boy about his body (M)
an adult male unlawfully entered a home and began master-bating in-front of a 4 yr old child
(F)
or a teacher wrote nine sexually explicit love letters to a 13 yr old student saying she loved
him and dreamed about him.
(F) or (M) depending on prior convictions
annoying or molesting children touching - correct answer-not required could be or could just
be verbal or written
again 14 years or younger or if older suspect must be 10 yrs older
burg tools - correct answer-466, possession of certain tools with intent to commit any
misdeamnor or felony, , could be commercial, residential or vehicle.
carjack vs auto theft - correct answer-owner in vs not in vehicle
child pornography - correct answer-any image showing children in sexual or sexually explicit
situations, under 18
nudity not required only sexual in nature
possession of is direct control and knowledge of
controlling child porn is having power or authority to mangage, direct, regulate, govern,
restrict, or administer
corporal punishment or injury of a child - correct answer-any willful act of force that causes
corporal injury to a child
crime elements to arrest include
any person who willfully inflicts upon any child
any cruel or inhumane corporal punishment or injury
resulting in a traumatic condition
general intent crime, specific intent not needed only criminal negligence
F
, corporal punishment is any kind of punishment inflicted on the body
traumatic condition is any use of force that leaves a mark on the body
cruel or inhumane punishment is any punishment that is considered to be torture or barbaric
or so disproportionate that is shocks the moral sense of the community
ex a father beats his son with a belt and the school nurse notices redness on the back the
next day
ex a babysitter wanted to teach a child not to play with matches so she held his hand to a
flame until a welt was raised
crime harm injury or endearment of a child - correct answer-crime elements for arrest include
any persons who willfully causes or permits any child to suffer or inflicts unjustifiable pain or
mental suffering or while having custody or care of that child
general intent crime, specific intent is not needed only criminal negligence is needed and will
suffice
wobler, f or m depending on the circumstances
for example
circumstance or condition likely to produce great bodily harm f
ex a dad left dangerous drugs in an area excessiblef to a kid. he is guilty of the crime of child
harm injury or endangerment
or an adult babysitter was angry at a 7 yr old and made her stand-in a closet knowing they
were afraid of the dark. the crime of child harm injury or endangerment has been committed
defrauding the innkeeper - correct answer-dine and dash, m unless over 950, or not paying
hotel bill, or using a camp site and not paying when you leave, anytime an owner is left with
a bill you didn't pay
Disarming an Officer - correct answer-In the course of resisting a peace officer, a person
also attempts to remove or removes the officer's firearm or any other weapon his is guilty of
the crime of.
doesn't just have to be the gun!
any person who during the commission of any offense
resisting, delaying or obstructing a peace officer from the person or from immediate
presence of a peace officer
this could be unholstering
loosing the strap
turning on the safety
touching the firearm
fingerprint on the gun or holster
if the gun falls and they try or do pick it up
firearm or not its a felony
if they take your pepper spray while using it on them its a felony
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