Crimes against persons
Which is NOT considered SBI?
A. any bodily injury which involves a substantial risk of death
B. any bodily injury which involves a substantial risk of death
C. any break or fracture of a bone
D. burns of the 1st and 2nd degree
D. burns of the 1st and 2nd degree
Injury that results in substantial risk of serious permanent disfigurement or substantial risk of loss of impairment of the function of any part or organ of the body is an example of:
A. Bodily injury
B. Ouchy
C. SBI
D. Bodily injury with pain
C. SBI
Inducing a person by menacing or criminal intimidation to commit prostitution; or knowingly arranging or offering to arrange a situation in which a person may practice prostitution are elements of which crime?
A. Pimping
B. Sexual Misconduct
C. Soliciting Prostitution
D. Pandering
D. Pandering
_________ means not having a sufficient balance in account with a bank or other drawee for the payment of a check or order when the check or order is presented for payment and it remains unpaid for 30 days after such presentment.
A. Overdrawn
B. Insufficient Funds
C. IB Broke
D. Failure to pay as required
B. Insufficient Funds
Which of the following actors are NOT responsible for their criminal conduct?
A. Mentally impaired people
B. At risk adults over the age of 60
C. All children under the age of 10
D. Any juvenile under the age of 12
C. All children under 10
Does the crime of solicitation merge into the completed crime?
A. no; the offender can be charged with both the solicitation and the completed crime
B. yes; once the crime has been completed, the offender can only be charged with the crime, not the solicitation
C. the doctrine of merger doesn't apply to criminal solicitation
D. yes; but the offender can only be charged with the solicitation and not the actual crime
B. yes; once the crime has been completed, the offender can only be charged with the crime, not the solicitation
Injury that results in a break or fracture:
A. SBI
B. Body Injury with Pain
C. Ouchy
D. Bodily Injury
A. SBI
For purposes of the indecent exposure statues, the term "genitals" includes:
A. breasts
B. buttocks
C. reproductive organs
D. pubic hair
C. reproductive organs
A person who, by means of fire or explosives, intentionally damages any property with intent to defraud commits:
A. 1st degree arson
B. 2nd degree arson
C. 3rd degree arson
D. 4th degree arson
B. 2nd degree arson
Which of the following crimes resulting in death are NOT classified as 1st degree murder?
A. Caused the death of a person exhibiting extreme indifference to value of human life
B. death caused by drugs sold to minors/ near school grounds
C. Caused the death of a child under 12 by one in a position of trust
D. Caused the death of a person under a sudden heat of passion
D. Caused the death of a person under a sudden heat of passion
_______ states that a person shall not be compelled in a criminal case to be a witness against himself. This right is the foundation of the development of the law involving police use of interrogation against a criminal suspect and obtaining a confession from the suspect in which he or she admits to participation in a crime.
A. 1st Amendment
B. 5th Amendment
C. 6th Amendment
D. 18th Amendment
B. 5th Amendment
Suppose a person drives while under the influence at night, an, while driving, he exercised extreme caution. He drove 10 miles per hour under the speed limit. But, he turns and hits someone wearing all black and walking along the unlit street. The person suffers SBI. What most appropriate crime, if any, has the driver committed?
A. Vehicular Homicide
B. DUI
C. Vehicular Assault
D. Driving while ability impaired
C. Vehicular assault
____________ means a relationship between spouses, former spouses, past or present unmarried couples, or persons who are both parents of the same child regardless of marriage or have lived together.
A. Intimate Relationship
B. Domestic Violence
C. Married
D. Cohabitating
A. Intimate Relationship
Not being a police officer, discharges a firearm in a public place except when engaged in lawful target practice or hunting or the ritual discharge of blank ammunition cartridges as an attendee at a funeral for a deceased person who was a veteran of the armed services for the United States is an example of ______________.
A. Harassment
B. Disorderly Conduct
C. Engaging in a riot
D. Stupidity
B. Disorderly Conduct
If a person recklessly engages in conduct that creates a substantial risk of SBI to another person, he/ she has committed:
A. felony menacing
B. menacing
C. reckless endangerment
D. criminal extortion
C. reckless endangerment
Quid Pro Quo literally means "this for that"; choose the example that best aligns with the concept of Quid Pro Quo.
A. A violator filing a complaint because you would not give them a break.
B. This is not an actual term
C. This only applies to the president and federal employees.
D. Offering an employee a promotion for a sexual favor
D. Offering an employee a promotion for a sexual favor
Mark was mad and Timmy for Timmy talking to Marks girlfriend. Mark walked up to Timmy and struck him in the face one time with a close fist, causing Timmy's nose to bleed. What crime has Mark committed?
A. Harassment
B. 3rd Degree assault
C. 2nd degree assault
D. Menacing
B. 3rd Degree assault
If a person performs an act of masturbation in a manner which exposes the act to the view of any person under circumstances in which such conduct is likely to cause affront or alarm to the other person, the person has committed:
A. Public Masturbation
B. Sexual Misconduct
C. Indecent Exposure
D. Public Indecency
C. Indecent Exposure
A. Harassment
B. Criminal Mischief
C. Being a Bad sport
D. Damaging electronic equipment
B. Criminal Mischief
Which of the following are valid forms of identification as defined by the liquor code?
A. Drivers license
B. Military ID
C. Student ID from college
D. Alien registration card
E. Any ID as long as there is a picture
A. DL
B. Military ID
D. Alien Reg. card
Makes a coarse and obvious offensive utterance, gesture, or display in a public place and the utterance, gesture, or display tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace; or makes unreasonable noise in a public place or near a private residence that he has no right to occupy, or fights with another in a public place except in an armature or professional contest of athletic skill, commits _________.
A. Harassment
B. Engaging in a riot
C. Inciting a riot
D. Disorderly Conduct
D. Disorderly Conduct
Danny and Stuart are having a heated conversation and the upcoming election. Danny makes a statement about who he is going to vote for and Stuart takes offense. Stuart slaps Danny across the face, but does not hurt Danny. What crime can Stuart be faced with?
A. Voting for the wrong party
B. Menacing
C. Harassment
D. Assault
C. Harassment
Jim got on an elevator and stood behind Tori. When the elevator got up to the next floor and the door opened, Jim pushed past Tori and when doing so, grabbed and squeezed her buttocks with his hand. What crime has Jim committed:
A. Harassment
B. Sexual Assault
C. Unlawful Sexual contact
D. Unlawful sexual touching of no no parts
C. Unlawful sexual contact
Joe is 20 years old and is stopped by the police for a traffic violation. Joe has 15 grams of Marijuana sealed in a container in his vehicle. Has Joe committed a crime?
A. No crime. MJ is legal in Colorado
B. Illegal possession of MJ by underage person
C. Illegal consumption of MJ by underage person
D. Open container of MH
B. Illegal possession of MJ by underage person
When determining voluntariness, the court will consider the:
A. Totality of the incident
B. Totality of the IQ
C. Totality of the Circumstances
D. Totality of the Crime
C. Totality of the Circumstances