ND Post Exam Study Guide Questions And Answers

2 charges of fornication - Class B misdemeanor. If an individual does it in a public place it is a Class A misdemeanor 8 year old, Class III OHV, w/o having certificate while on mom and dads property - true / legal a disposition is meant to do what? - rehabilitate a juvenile may be referred to juvenile court by whom? - 1. anyone who has knowledge of the facts of the alleged and believe the allegations are true a licensed driver may operate a Class III OHV on a paved highway with what maximum speed limit posting? - 65 mph a person halted for the following offense may not be entitled to release upon promise to appear: - operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor a person who drives their vehicle recklessly in disregard of the rights or safety of others is guilty of: - reckless driving a person who has been diagnosed as mentally ill or mentally deficient and possesses a handgun .. OR.. a person under age 18 that possesses a handgun outside of the supervision of an adult for the purpose of firearm safety training, target shooting, or hunting shall be guilty of what class crime? - Class A misdemeanor a person who is convicted of a felony involving violence or intimidation from the date of the conviction for a period of 10 years..OR..anyone who has been convicted of a Class A misdemeanor involving violence or intimidation shall be guilty of what class crime? - C felony an unruly child may be places in____ - juvenile detentionany person that ingests, inhales, or takes into the body a controlled substance not prescribed by a physician is guilty of.. - an A misdemeanor anyone convicted of a Class A misdemeanor involving violence or intimidation cant have a firearm for how long? - 5 years (after the date of conviction or release from incarceration or probation, whichever is latest) are all street drugs possessions felonies? - generally yes, but there are some exceptions are implements of husbandry subject to registration is used on the highway? - no as a police officer may force entry into a home under exigent circumstances, what are the four situations that make a circumstance exigent? - 1. suspects escape is imminent 2. lives are in danger 3. felony level evidence is about to be destroyed 4. significant property damage is/will occur at what age can a child be tried as an adult? - 14 at what age can a child's act be considered a crime? - 10 burglary is a combination of which two offenses - trespassing and any other crime. it is ALWAYS a felony can a juvenile be detained in the general population of a jail? - no can a person be charged with public intoxication in ND - NOcan a person who was operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor be refused to be released upon promise to appear? - yes can one with a valid ND driver's license have a license from another state? what class is the standard license? - no. it must be submitted before they can obtain the ND license. Standard license is Class D can passengers in a private passenger motor vehicle on a highway or public parking area consume alcohol? can the driver? - no and no can you still get a DUI after you have parked your car and walked away? - yes, you can still get one if impairment/BAC (of 0.08) is found at least 2 hours after driving charge level of aggravated assault - C felony