CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED #12
What are the two auto theft classification? - correct answer Commerical
Non-commerical
What is the first thing officers must determine in an auto theft? - correct answer If the
vehicle was in fact stolen
What is the primary responsibility of an officer? - correct answer To protect the crime
scene
What does VIN stand for? - correct answer Vehicle Identification Number
What is tampering in the first degree? - correct answer Knowingly receives, posses,
sells, alters, defaces, destroys or unlawfully operates an automobile without owners
consent
Class c felony
What is tampering in the second degree? - correct answer Unlawfully rides in or upon
another's automobile
Class A misdemeanor
What is NICB? - correct answer National insurance crime bureau
What is NATB? - correct answer National Auto Theft Bureau
How is domestic violence taught? - correct answer It is a learned behavior where
abuser desires power and control over the victim.
What is domestic violence? - correct answer A pattern of coercive behaviors that may
include battering and injury, psychological/emotional abuse, sexual assault, progressive
social isolation, deprivation, and intimidation.
What are the four types of domestic abuse? - correct answer Physical
Sexual
Psychological/Emotional
Economic
What are the three phases of violence? - correct answer 1. Tension building
2. Acute battering
3. Honeymoon
, What happens in the tension building phase? - correct answer Anger
Blaming
Increased tension
Arguing
What happens during the acute battering phase? - correct answer Verbal threats
Physical, sexual, psychological abuse
What happens during the honeymoon phase? - correct answer Batterer promises not to
abuse
Gives gifts
Deflects cause of incident
What is a crisis? - correct answer An event/situation as an intolerable difficulty that
exceeds the persons current resources and coping mechanisms
What is a child defined as? - correct answer Any person less than 17
What is defined as an adult? - correct answer Any person 17 years or older
What is assult? - correct answer Purposely or knowingly placing or attempting to place
another in fear of physical injury
What battery? - correct answer Purposely or knowingly causing physical harm to
another with or without weapon
What is an ex parte order? - correct answer A court order issued and signed by a judge
that is initiated by one person in the absence of and without representation or
notification of other parties
What is a full order of protection? - correct answer Issued after a hearing on the record
where the respondent has received notice of proceeding and has had the opportunity to
be heard
When you have been called to a house how many hours do you give until you have to
make an arrest? - correct answer 12 hours
What is a respondent? - correct answer the family or household member or the person
alleged to have committed an act of stalking, against whom a verified petition has been
filed
What is a petitioner? - correct answer a family or household memeber or a person who
has been the victim of stalking who has filed a petition under the provision 445.020`
What is first degree Domestic Assault? - correct answer attempts to kill, or
Knowingly causes or attempts to cause serious physical injury
ANSWERS GRADED #12
What are the two auto theft classification? - correct answer Commerical
Non-commerical
What is the first thing officers must determine in an auto theft? - correct answer If the
vehicle was in fact stolen
What is the primary responsibility of an officer? - correct answer To protect the crime
scene
What does VIN stand for? - correct answer Vehicle Identification Number
What is tampering in the first degree? - correct answer Knowingly receives, posses,
sells, alters, defaces, destroys or unlawfully operates an automobile without owners
consent
Class c felony
What is tampering in the second degree? - correct answer Unlawfully rides in or upon
another's automobile
Class A misdemeanor
What is NICB? - correct answer National insurance crime bureau
What is NATB? - correct answer National Auto Theft Bureau
How is domestic violence taught? - correct answer It is a learned behavior where
abuser desires power and control over the victim.
What is domestic violence? - correct answer A pattern of coercive behaviors that may
include battering and injury, psychological/emotional abuse, sexual assault, progressive
social isolation, deprivation, and intimidation.
What are the four types of domestic abuse? - correct answer Physical
Sexual
Psychological/Emotional
Economic
What are the three phases of violence? - correct answer 1. Tension building
2. Acute battering
3. Honeymoon
, What happens in the tension building phase? - correct answer Anger
Blaming
Increased tension
Arguing
What happens during the acute battering phase? - correct answer Verbal threats
Physical, sexual, psychological abuse
What happens during the honeymoon phase? - correct answer Batterer promises not to
abuse
Gives gifts
Deflects cause of incident
What is a crisis? - correct answer An event/situation as an intolerable difficulty that
exceeds the persons current resources and coping mechanisms
What is a child defined as? - correct answer Any person less than 17
What is defined as an adult? - correct answer Any person 17 years or older
What is assult? - correct answer Purposely or knowingly placing or attempting to place
another in fear of physical injury
What battery? - correct answer Purposely or knowingly causing physical harm to
another with or without weapon
What is an ex parte order? - correct answer A court order issued and signed by a judge
that is initiated by one person in the absence of and without representation or
notification of other parties
What is a full order of protection? - correct answer Issued after a hearing on the record
where the respondent has received notice of proceeding and has had the opportunity to
be heard
When you have been called to a house how many hours do you give until you have to
make an arrest? - correct answer 12 hours
What is a respondent? - correct answer the family or household member or the person
alleged to have committed an act of stalking, against whom a verified petition has been
filed
What is a petitioner? - correct answer a family or household memeber or a person who
has been the victim of stalking who has filed a petition under the provision 445.020`
What is first degree Domestic Assault? - correct answer attempts to kill, or
Knowingly causes or attempts to cause serious physical injury
