MISSOURI POST COMPREHENSIVE EXAM UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Child Molestation in the second degree - ✔✔a. child is less than 12 - subjected to
sexual contact
b. defendant is more than 4 years older than someone less than 17 years old and
subjects the child to sexual contact AND its an aggravated sexual offense
Class B felony
✔✔Child molestation in the third degree - ✔✔subjects child who is less than 14 to
sexual contact
✔✔Child molestation in the fourth degree - ✔✔defendant is more than 4 years older
than someone less than 17 years old and subjects the child to sexual contact - Class E
felony
✔✔Enticement of a child - ✔✔21 years or older, persuades a child under 15 for the
purpose of engaging in sexual contact with the child
✔✔sexual misconduct - ✔✔exposes genitals, has sex in presence of others without
consent, public space sexual contact, etc.
✔✔2 degrees - ✔✔how many degrees of sexual misconduct?
✔✔1000 feet - ✔✔how far does a defendant found guilty of sex crimes have to live from
a school or child care facility
✔✔500 feet - ✔✔how far must they stay away from school or child care facility?
Presence or loitering within how many feet?
✔✔Schedule 1 drugs - ✔✔the highest potential for abuse; no accepted medical use
✔✔Schedule 2 drugs - ✔✔High potential for abuse and have medical use with severe
restrictions, ex. opium
✔✔Schedule 3 drugs - ✔✔Less potential for abuse and currently accepted medical use
but may lead to dependence - ex. amphetamines
✔✔Schedule 4 drugs - ✔✔• Lower abuse potential
• Accepted medical uses
• Limited physical or psychological dependence
ex. xanax, benzos
, ✔✔Schedule 5 drugs - ✔✔Limited potential for abuse but includes preparations
containing limited quantities of certain narcotic drugs Ex: cough syrup w/codeine.
✔✔actual possession - ✔✔a person has the substance on his person or within easy
reach and convenient control
✔✔constructive possession - ✔✔although not in actual possession, a person has the
power and intention at a given time to exercise control over the substance either directly
or through another person or persons
✔✔injury and weapons - ✔✔There are two primary focal points in any assault
investigation, evidence of _________ and ________ that caused them.
✔✔The types of death scenes include: - ✔✔Homicide
Suicides
Accidental Deaths
Death by Natural Causes
✔✔Indicators of a stolen vehicle - ✔✔Driver Behavior
The vehicle itself
Location where found
✔✔Juvenile Court System Process - ✔✔1. Intake (arrest)
2. Detention Hearing (stay or go?)
3. Adjudicatory Hearing (guilty/not, trial)
4. Dispositional Hearing (sentencing)
✔✔full order of protection - ✔✔An order of protection issued after a hearing on the
record where the respondent has received notice of the proceedings and has had the
opportunity to be heard.
✔✔stalking - ✔✔When an adult purposely and repeatedly engages in an unwanted
course of conduct that causes alarm to another person when it is reasonable in that
person's situation to have been alarmed by that conduct.
✔✔how to determine the primary aggressor? - ✔✔1. is there an order of protection?
2. The comparative extent of injuries?
3.the history of domestic violence between the persons involved?
✔✔75-80 - ✔✔Most studies show that _____-_____% of stalking cases are men
stalking women
✔✔photos, medical documentation - ✔✔In an assault case the prosecutor is most
interested in ___________ and _____________.
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Child Molestation in the second degree - ✔✔a. child is less than 12 - subjected to
sexual contact
b. defendant is more than 4 years older than someone less than 17 years old and
subjects the child to sexual contact AND its an aggravated sexual offense
Class B felony
✔✔Child molestation in the third degree - ✔✔subjects child who is less than 14 to
sexual contact
✔✔Child molestation in the fourth degree - ✔✔defendant is more than 4 years older
than someone less than 17 years old and subjects the child to sexual contact - Class E
felony
✔✔Enticement of a child - ✔✔21 years or older, persuades a child under 15 for the
purpose of engaging in sexual contact with the child
✔✔sexual misconduct - ✔✔exposes genitals, has sex in presence of others without
consent, public space sexual contact, etc.
✔✔2 degrees - ✔✔how many degrees of sexual misconduct?
✔✔1000 feet - ✔✔how far does a defendant found guilty of sex crimes have to live from
a school or child care facility
✔✔500 feet - ✔✔how far must they stay away from school or child care facility?
Presence or loitering within how many feet?
✔✔Schedule 1 drugs - ✔✔the highest potential for abuse; no accepted medical use
✔✔Schedule 2 drugs - ✔✔High potential for abuse and have medical use with severe
restrictions, ex. opium
✔✔Schedule 3 drugs - ✔✔Less potential for abuse and currently accepted medical use
but may lead to dependence - ex. amphetamines
✔✔Schedule 4 drugs - ✔✔• Lower abuse potential
• Accepted medical uses
• Limited physical or psychological dependence
ex. xanax, benzos
, ✔✔Schedule 5 drugs - ✔✔Limited potential for abuse but includes preparations
containing limited quantities of certain narcotic drugs Ex: cough syrup w/codeine.
✔✔actual possession - ✔✔a person has the substance on his person or within easy
reach and convenient control
✔✔constructive possession - ✔✔although not in actual possession, a person has the
power and intention at a given time to exercise control over the substance either directly
or through another person or persons
✔✔injury and weapons - ✔✔There are two primary focal points in any assault
investigation, evidence of _________ and ________ that caused them.
✔✔The types of death scenes include: - ✔✔Homicide
Suicides
Accidental Deaths
Death by Natural Causes
✔✔Indicators of a stolen vehicle - ✔✔Driver Behavior
The vehicle itself
Location where found
✔✔Juvenile Court System Process - ✔✔1. Intake (arrest)
2. Detention Hearing (stay or go?)
3. Adjudicatory Hearing (guilty/not, trial)
4. Dispositional Hearing (sentencing)
✔✔full order of protection - ✔✔An order of protection issued after a hearing on the
record where the respondent has received notice of the proceedings and has had the
opportunity to be heard.
✔✔stalking - ✔✔When an adult purposely and repeatedly engages in an unwanted
course of conduct that causes alarm to another person when it is reasonable in that
person's situation to have been alarmed by that conduct.
✔✔how to determine the primary aggressor? - ✔✔1. is there an order of protection?
2. The comparative extent of injuries?
3.the history of domestic violence between the persons involved?
✔✔75-80 - ✔✔Most studies show that _____-_____% of stalking cases are men
stalking women
✔✔photos, medical documentation - ✔✔In an assault case the prosecutor is most
interested in ___________ and _____________.
