CITP FLETC 2 UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A
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CITP Fletc 2 Comprehensive TEST 2026/2027
Questions and Answers Verified Solutions Latest
Update
Question:
Criminal Statutes.
Answer:
Each Statute has elements to it and needs to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt
Question:
General intent.
Answer:
Intent to do the prohibited act No specific mental state (evil motive/intent to violate the law) No
requirement to prove harm was intended
Question:
Specific intent.
Answer:
Requires proof the perpetrator desired the consequences of the actions as set forth in the statute
Question:
Felony v. Misdemeanor.
Answer:
Felony maximum term of imprisonment-more than 1 year Misdemeanor maximum term of
imprisonment- 1 year or less
,Question:
Maximum term of Imprisonment for infraction.
Answer:
No more than 5 days
Question:
3 types of jurisdiction.
Answer:
Exclusive Jurisdiction ONLY Federal Law Concurrent Jurisdiction Both Federal and State Either or
both can investigate and prosecute crimes committed within area Proprietary Jurisdiction U.S. has
authority over the area like a private island owner or a tenant Federal Government has no particular
right to execute LE activities in area Ex.) government building
Question:
Assimilative Crimes Act.
Answer:
Authority to prosecute state crimes under Federal Law Assimilate crimes of state where federal
property is located ex.) DUI or minor in possession
Question:
Federal government can only execute LE activity if:.
Answer:
Exclusive Jurisdiction Concurrent Jurisdiction NEVER APPLIES FOR A CRIME COMMITTED
UNDER PROPRIETARY JURISDICTION
Question:
3 different types of assault.
Answer:
, -Assault by Offer No contact however the actions put someone in fear or apprehension of their
safety Assault by Attempted Battery Battery
Question:
Title 18 U.S.C. § 111.
Answer:
Whoever forcibly assaults, opposes, impedes, intimidates, interferes with any person designated in
section 1114 of the title (while engaged or on account of the performance of official duties-any
federal employee in performance of official duty or anyone assisting)and any person who formerly
served as a person designated in section 1114 (on account of the performance of official duties
during such person's term of service)
Question:
Protects Persons Identified in 18 USC 1114 from Assault.
Answer:
· All Federal Employees in the scope of their duties, and · Any person assisting Federal Employees ·
Extremely Broad Definition
Question:
What is knowledge and intent of 18 US 111.
Answer:
Title only requires intent to assault- not intent to assault a federal officer and The assault must be
willful Defendant acted voluntarily and intentionally Not by mistake or accident
Question:
What is penalty of 18 US 111.
Answer:
· Simple Assault (no touching): Misdemeanor · Assault that involves contact but no bodily injury:
Not more than 8 years · Assault resulting in bodily injury or involves deadly weapon: Not more than
20 years
PLUS
CITP Fletc 2 Comprehensive TEST 2026/2027
Questions and Answers Verified Solutions Latest
Update
Question:
Criminal Statutes.
Answer:
Each Statute has elements to it and needs to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt
Question:
General intent.
Answer:
Intent to do the prohibited act No specific mental state (evil motive/intent to violate the law) No
requirement to prove harm was intended
Question:
Specific intent.
Answer:
Requires proof the perpetrator desired the consequences of the actions as set forth in the statute
Question:
Felony v. Misdemeanor.
Answer:
Felony maximum term of imprisonment-more than 1 year Misdemeanor maximum term of
imprisonment- 1 year or less
,Question:
Maximum term of Imprisonment for infraction.
Answer:
No more than 5 days
Question:
3 types of jurisdiction.
Answer:
Exclusive Jurisdiction ONLY Federal Law Concurrent Jurisdiction Both Federal and State Either or
both can investigate and prosecute crimes committed within area Proprietary Jurisdiction U.S. has
authority over the area like a private island owner or a tenant Federal Government has no particular
right to execute LE activities in area Ex.) government building
Question:
Assimilative Crimes Act.
Answer:
Authority to prosecute state crimes under Federal Law Assimilate crimes of state where federal
property is located ex.) DUI or minor in possession
Question:
Federal government can only execute LE activity if:.
Answer:
Exclusive Jurisdiction Concurrent Jurisdiction NEVER APPLIES FOR A CRIME COMMITTED
UNDER PROPRIETARY JURISDICTION
Question:
3 different types of assault.
Answer:
, -Assault by Offer No contact however the actions put someone in fear or apprehension of their
safety Assault by Attempted Battery Battery
Question:
Title 18 U.S.C. § 111.
Answer:
Whoever forcibly assaults, opposes, impedes, intimidates, interferes with any person designated in
section 1114 of the title (while engaged or on account of the performance of official duties-any
federal employee in performance of official duty or anyone assisting)and any person who formerly
served as a person designated in section 1114 (on account of the performance of official duties
during such person's term of service)
Question:
Protects Persons Identified in 18 USC 1114 from Assault.
Answer:
· All Federal Employees in the scope of their duties, and · Any person assisting Federal Employees ·
Extremely Broad Definition
Question:
What is knowledge and intent of 18 US 111.
Answer:
Title only requires intent to assault- not intent to assault a federal officer and The assault must be
willful Defendant acted voluntarily and intentionally Not by mistake or accident
Question:
What is penalty of 18 US 111.
Answer:
· Simple Assault (no touching): Misdemeanor · Assault that involves contact but no bodily injury:
Not more than 8 years · Assault resulting in bodily injury or involves deadly weapon: Not more than
20 years
