TEXAS PENAL CODE TOP COMPULSORY
EXAM 2 FINAL EXAM 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS PREMIUM STUDY GUIDE
◉ Implicit bias.
Answer: Automatic associations people make between groups of
people and stereotypes about those groups.
◉ Acceptance of Gifts.
Answer: Could be problematic; conditions associated with gift
include who, when, why, and where the gift is offered.
◉ Benefit (PC 36.01).
Answer: Anything of value (money, gifts, favors).
◉ Public servant (PC 36.01).
Answer: Police, government officials, etc.
◉ Witness (PC 36.01).
Answer: Someone involved in a case.
◉ Bribery (PC 36.02).
,Answer: Elements: Offer, give, or accept a benefit to influence a
public servant, voter, or witness.
◉ Coercion of Public Servant or Voter (PC 36.03).
Answer: Elements: Threats or pressure to influence official action or
voting.
◉ Improper Influence (PC 36.04).
Answer: Influencing public servant by outside pressure or improper
means.
◉ Tampering with Witness (PC 36.05).
Answer: Offering benefit to change testimony, avoid court, or lie.
◉ Obstruction or Retaliation (PC 36.06).
Answer: Harming or threatening someone because they reported a
crime, testified, or cooperated with police.
◉ Acceptance of Honorarium (PC 36.07).
Answer: Public servant accepts payment for performing official
duties.
◉ Gifts to Public Servants (PC 36.08).
,Answer: Giving or accepting prohibited gifts intended to influence
decisions.
◉ Statement (PC 37.01).
Answer: Spoken or written.
◉ Material (PC 37.01).
Answer: Important enough to affect outcome.
◉ Official proceeding (PC 37.01).
Answer: Court, hearing, investigation.
◉ Government record (PC 37.01).
Answer: Any official document (reports, licenses, IDs).
◉ Perjury (PC 37.02).
Answer: Makes a false statement under oath or required to tell the
truth.
◉ Aggravated Perjury (PC 37.03).
Answer: Perjury that occurs during an official proceeding and the
statement is material.
, ◉ False Report to Peace Officer (PC 37.08).
Answer: Knowingly gives false information to law enforcement.
◉ Tampering / Fabricating Evidence (PC 37.09).
Answer: Alters, destroys, hides, or creates evidence with intent to
mislead investigation or affect outcome.
◉ Tampering with Governmental Record (PC 37.10).
Answer: Makes, presents, or uses false government document; alters
or destroys official records.
◉ Abuse of Official Capacity (PC 39.02).
Answer: Public servant misuses government property, money, or
services for personal benefit.
◉ Official Oppression (PC 39.03).
Answer: Public servant knowingly abuses authority to mistreat
someone or make unlawful arrest/detention.
◉ Violation of Civil Rights / Sexual Activity with Person in Custody
(PC 39.04).
EXAM 2 FINAL EXAM 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS PREMIUM STUDY GUIDE
◉ Implicit bias.
Answer: Automatic associations people make between groups of
people and stereotypes about those groups.
◉ Acceptance of Gifts.
Answer: Could be problematic; conditions associated with gift
include who, when, why, and where the gift is offered.
◉ Benefit (PC 36.01).
Answer: Anything of value (money, gifts, favors).
◉ Public servant (PC 36.01).
Answer: Police, government officials, etc.
◉ Witness (PC 36.01).
Answer: Someone involved in a case.
◉ Bribery (PC 36.02).
,Answer: Elements: Offer, give, or accept a benefit to influence a
public servant, voter, or witness.
◉ Coercion of Public Servant or Voter (PC 36.03).
Answer: Elements: Threats or pressure to influence official action or
voting.
◉ Improper Influence (PC 36.04).
Answer: Influencing public servant by outside pressure or improper
means.
◉ Tampering with Witness (PC 36.05).
Answer: Offering benefit to change testimony, avoid court, or lie.
◉ Obstruction or Retaliation (PC 36.06).
Answer: Harming or threatening someone because they reported a
crime, testified, or cooperated with police.
◉ Acceptance of Honorarium (PC 36.07).
Answer: Public servant accepts payment for performing official
duties.
◉ Gifts to Public Servants (PC 36.08).
,Answer: Giving or accepting prohibited gifts intended to influence
decisions.
◉ Statement (PC 37.01).
Answer: Spoken or written.
◉ Material (PC 37.01).
Answer: Important enough to affect outcome.
◉ Official proceeding (PC 37.01).
Answer: Court, hearing, investigation.
◉ Government record (PC 37.01).
Answer: Any official document (reports, licenses, IDs).
◉ Perjury (PC 37.02).
Answer: Makes a false statement under oath or required to tell the
truth.
◉ Aggravated Perjury (PC 37.03).
Answer: Perjury that occurs during an official proceeding and the
statement is material.
, ◉ False Report to Peace Officer (PC 37.08).
Answer: Knowingly gives false information to law enforcement.
◉ Tampering / Fabricating Evidence (PC 37.09).
Answer: Alters, destroys, hides, or creates evidence with intent to
mislead investigation or affect outcome.
◉ Tampering with Governmental Record (PC 37.10).
Answer: Makes, presents, or uses false government document; alters
or destroys official records.
◉ Abuse of Official Capacity (PC 39.02).
Answer: Public servant misuses government property, money, or
services for personal benefit.
◉ Official Oppression (PC 39.03).
Answer: Public servant knowingly abuses authority to mistreat
someone or make unlawful arrest/detention.
◉ Violation of Civil Rights / Sexual Activity with Person in Custody
(PC 39.04).
