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100

What is the definition of Felony 

A: less serious crime such as shoplifting or DUI; usually carries a fine or a jail sentence less than a year

B: Lowest category for an offence resulting in the death of another person  

C: Serious crime such as murder, kidnapping, robbery, etc.; punishable by a year or more in state person

D:

C: Serious crime such as murder, kidnapping, robbery, etc.; punishable by a year or more in state person

100

Which is the correct word for this definition-responding party or alleged wrongdoer  

A: Defendant

B: Civil Litigation 

C: state law 

D: Abuse of office 

A: Defendant

100

Which is the correct word for this definition- lying under oath

A: Robbery

B: Bribery 

C: Perjury

D: State law

C: Perjury 

100

Which is the correct word for this definition- serves as the federal government's main penal code and includes criminal produce for federal crimes 

A: penal code 

B: Title 18

C: capital murder 

D: Theft 

B: Title 18

100

Which is the correct word for this definition- person offering, accepting or agreeing to accept payment for the possession of a child

A: assault 

B: agreement to abduct from custody 

C: bigamy 

D: sale or purchase of a child

D: sale or purchase of a child

200

What Is the definition of wobbler

A: unlawful premeditation killing of one human being by another

B: crimes which can be considered between a felony and a misdemeanor

C: Murder punishable as the most serious category of felony 

D: lowest category for an offense resulting in death of another person

B: crimes which can be considered between a felony and a misdemeanor

200

Which is the correct word for this definition- party, the government, who is filing the criminal law case 

A: Constitution law 

B: civil law 

C: Criminal law

D: State


D: State

200

Which is the correct word for this definition- person offering something of value to a public servant in order to influence action against their legal duties

A: robbery 

B: burglary 

C: Bribery

D: criminal trespass

C: Bribery

200

Which is the correct word for this definition- Less serious crime such a shoplifting

A: Misdemeanor

B: infraction 

C: manslaughter 

D: felony 

A: Misdemeanor

200

Which is the correct word for this definition- officer using his position in an office for unlawful personal gain 

A: civil law 

B: abuse of office 

C: federal law 

D: organized crime 

B: abuse of office

300

What Is the definition of robbery 

A: person sexually abusing another person

B: lying under oath 

C: person enters a building or habitation with intent to commit a felony

D: taking property from a person's possession using force

D: taking property from a person's possession using force

300

Which is the correct word for this definition- Set of laws which are related to the punishment of crimes and offence

A: murder 

B: penal code

C: title 18

D: felony 

B: penal code

300

Which is the correct word for this definition- body of law dealing with crime and the legal punishment of criminal offenses

A: Criminal law

B: state 

C: burden proof 

D:abuse of office 

A: Criminal law

300

Which is the correct word for this definition- mild crimes (civil offence or petty crimes) such as littering, parking violation 

A: infraction

B: criminal homicide 

C: title 18 

D: assault 

A: infraction

300

Which is the correct word for this definition- protect citizens from excessive charges, limit of freedoms and abusive power from authorities 

A: Amendment

B: local ordinance 

C: defendant 

D: punitive damage

A: Amendment

400

What Is the definition of aggravated assault 

A: assault which includes death threats or serious bodily harm

B: carried out by a threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause the harm 

C: person adverting to public media a child for sale 

D: person sexually abusing another person 

A: assault which includes death threats or serious bodily harm

400

Which is the correct word for this definition- occurs when a person intentionally, knowingly, recklessly or with criminal negligence causes the death of another person

A: criminal homicide

B: manslaughter 

C: infraction 

D: criminally negligent homicide 

A: criminal homicide

400

Which is the correct word for this definition- party who was wronged and is filing the civil law case 

A: local ordinance 

B: federal laws 

C: Plaintiff

D: organized crimes 

C: Plaintiff

400

Which is the correct word for this definition- carried out by threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause harm 

A: state or purchase of a child 

B: bigamy 

C: Assault 

D: sexual offense 

C: Assault

400

Which is the correct word for this definition- additional financial penalties, determined by the Judge; losing party in civil law case must pay when the behavior was found to be especially harmful 

A:  punitive damage 

B: beyond a reasonable doubt 

C: burden of proof 

D: state

 A: punitive damage

500

What Is the definition of kidnapping 

A: each state's unique system of laws and court 

B: illegally taking someone by force or without their consent 

C: laws applied to the United States as a whole

D: party who was wronged and filling the civil law case

B: illegally taking someone by force or without their consent

500

Which is the correct word for this definition- person unlawfully taking someone's else's property without causing injury or harm to a person 

A: burglary 

B: theft

C:Perjury 

D:Bribery 

B: theft

500

Which is the correct word for this definition- Officer using his position in an office for unlawful PERSONAL GAIN 

A:  Abuse of office

B: constitutional law  

C: federal law

D: civil litigation 

A:  Abuse of office

500

Which is the correct word for this definition- engaging in sexual conduct with relatives which are whole blood, half blood or adopted 

A: kidnapping 

B: Adverising for placement of a child 

C: Bigamy 

D: prohibited sexual conduct

D: prohibited sexual conduct

500

Which is the correct word for this definition- obligation to prove or back up claims being made 

A: state

B: burden of proof

C: criminal law 

D:  title 18

B: burden of proof