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They physically disabled 16 year old student was upset with the teachers at his high
school. He wanted to scare them. He called the local newspaper and told them a
bomb would go off at the high school at noon. What crime, if any, did the student
commit?


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a) threatening a public officer
b) falsely reporting an emergency
c) falsely reporting a destructive device
d) no crime




Officer James was on patrol in Stockton. He decided to go to a donut shop for a
snack. As he drove up to the establishment, he saw a man exiting the shop with a
brown paper bag, and one hand, and a revolver in the other. He heard screaming
coming from the store. As James exited his patrol car, the man turned towards him and

, pointed the weapon at him. James, without a warning, pulled his weapon, shot and
killed a man. Was this homicide by a peace officer justifiable?


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a) Yes
b) No




Two parole agents were eating lunch at the park. Neither of them was too concerned
with the trash they created, leaving it on the picnic table when they left. Then officer
stopped the two as they were leaving the park and ask them to dispose of their trash.
The agents complied, and no citations were issued. The officers actions were
consistent with the_________ of the law.


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Spirit




Johnson thought his employer cheated him on his paycheck. He decided to take the
money he was owed from the company petty cash fund. Johnson's action should be
viewed as a_____________matter?


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Criminal




The 14th amendment directs all peace officers, to take actions, ensure that all persons
or treated in a fair and equal manner.


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