MISSOURI POST MAIN EXAM SET QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Class B Felony - ✔✔Minimum of 5 years in prison, and up to 15 years.
✔✔Class C Felony - ✔✔Minimum of 3 years in prison, and up to 10 years.
✔✔Class D Felony - ✔✔1 day to 1 year in County Jail, or up to 7 years in prison, and/or
a fine of $1-10,000.
✔✔Class E Felony - ✔✔1 day up to 1 year in County Jail, or up to 4 years in prison
and/or a fine of $1-10,000.
✔✔Class A Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 1 year in County Jail and/or a fine of $1-
2,000.
✔✔Class B Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 6 months in County Jail and/or a fine of $1-
1,000.
✔✔Class C Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 15 days in County Jail, and/or a fine of $1-
750.
✔✔Class D Misdemeanor - ✔✔Up to $500 fine.
✔✔Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act - ✔✔All property of every kind including cash or other
negotiable instruments used or intended for use in the course of, derived from, or
realized through criminal activity is subject to civil forfeiture.
✔✔Statute of Limitations - ✔✔A federal or state statute setting the maximum time
period during which a certain action can be brought or certain rights enforced.
✔✔SOL on Class A Felonies - ✔✔None
✔✔SOL on B, C, D Felonies - ✔✔Within 3 years
✔✔SOL on Misdemeanors - ✔✔Within 1 year
✔✔SOL on Infractions - ✔✔Within 6 months
✔✔Requirements for Criminal Liability - ✔✔Culpable Mental State and Voluntary Act
✔✔Culpable Mental States - ✔✔Knowingly, Purposely, Recklessly, Criminal Negligence
, ✔✔Entrapment - ✔✔A law enforcement officer or person acting in cooperation with
him/her, for the purpose of obtaining evidence of an offense, solicits, encourages or
otherwise induces another to engage in criminal conduct.
✔✔Only offense that can result in the death penalty - ✔✔First degree murder
✔✔Awareness Spectrum Codes - ✔✔Condition White: State of environmental
unawareness
Condition Yellow: Relaxed but alert, conscious but not tense
Condition Orange: State of alarm
Condition Red: Something appears wrong and actually is wrong
Condition Black: Panic, misdirected frenzy, paralysis
✔✔Unacceptable awareness spectrum codes - ✔✔White and black
✔✔Critical Periods for Emotional Stress - ✔✔Initial arrest and booking, personal
searches, after court appearances, and after visits, especially family members.
✔✔L-CYMBOL-L - ✔✔Location- Color, Year, Make, Body, Occupants, License-
Location
✔✔CBRNE - ✔✔Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive
✔✔BNICE - ✔✔Biological, Nuclear, Incendiary, Chemical, Explosive
✔✔RAIN - ✔✔Recognize
Avoid
Isolate
Notify
✔✔When preparation for trial begins - ✔✔When you get dispatched to the call
✔✔Types of physical evidence - ✔✔Solid, semi-solid, and liquid
✔✔What DNA evidence is packaged in - ✔✔Paper bags
✔✔Types of fingerprint evidence - ✔✔Latent- Left on surfaces, but not visible to human
eye
Patent- Visible fingerprints on surfaces
✔✔Types of fingerprints - ✔✔arch, loop, whorl
✔✔Advises a juvenile subject - ✔✔Deputy juvenile officer
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Class B Felony - ✔✔Minimum of 5 years in prison, and up to 15 years.
✔✔Class C Felony - ✔✔Minimum of 3 years in prison, and up to 10 years.
✔✔Class D Felony - ✔✔1 day to 1 year in County Jail, or up to 7 years in prison, and/or
a fine of $1-10,000.
✔✔Class E Felony - ✔✔1 day up to 1 year in County Jail, or up to 4 years in prison
and/or a fine of $1-10,000.
✔✔Class A Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 1 year in County Jail and/or a fine of $1-
2,000.
✔✔Class B Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 6 months in County Jail and/or a fine of $1-
1,000.
✔✔Class C Misdemeanor - ✔✔1 day up to 15 days in County Jail, and/or a fine of $1-
750.
✔✔Class D Misdemeanor - ✔✔Up to $500 fine.
✔✔Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act - ✔✔All property of every kind including cash or other
negotiable instruments used or intended for use in the course of, derived from, or
realized through criminal activity is subject to civil forfeiture.
✔✔Statute of Limitations - ✔✔A federal or state statute setting the maximum time
period during which a certain action can be brought or certain rights enforced.
✔✔SOL on Class A Felonies - ✔✔None
✔✔SOL on B, C, D Felonies - ✔✔Within 3 years
✔✔SOL on Misdemeanors - ✔✔Within 1 year
✔✔SOL on Infractions - ✔✔Within 6 months
✔✔Requirements for Criminal Liability - ✔✔Culpable Mental State and Voluntary Act
✔✔Culpable Mental States - ✔✔Knowingly, Purposely, Recklessly, Criminal Negligence
, ✔✔Entrapment - ✔✔A law enforcement officer or person acting in cooperation with
him/her, for the purpose of obtaining evidence of an offense, solicits, encourages or
otherwise induces another to engage in criminal conduct.
✔✔Only offense that can result in the death penalty - ✔✔First degree murder
✔✔Awareness Spectrum Codes - ✔✔Condition White: State of environmental
unawareness
Condition Yellow: Relaxed but alert, conscious but not tense
Condition Orange: State of alarm
Condition Red: Something appears wrong and actually is wrong
Condition Black: Panic, misdirected frenzy, paralysis
✔✔Unacceptable awareness spectrum codes - ✔✔White and black
✔✔Critical Periods for Emotional Stress - ✔✔Initial arrest and booking, personal
searches, after court appearances, and after visits, especially family members.
✔✔L-CYMBOL-L - ✔✔Location- Color, Year, Make, Body, Occupants, License-
Location
✔✔CBRNE - ✔✔Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive
✔✔BNICE - ✔✔Biological, Nuclear, Incendiary, Chemical, Explosive
✔✔RAIN - ✔✔Recognize
Avoid
Isolate
Notify
✔✔When preparation for trial begins - ✔✔When you get dispatched to the call
✔✔Types of physical evidence - ✔✔Solid, semi-solid, and liquid
✔✔What DNA evidence is packaged in - ✔✔Paper bags
✔✔Types of fingerprint evidence - ✔✔Latent- Left on surfaces, but not visible to human
eye
Patent- Visible fingerprints on surfaces
✔✔Types of fingerprints - ✔✔arch, loop, whorl
✔✔Advises a juvenile subject - ✔✔Deputy juvenile officer
