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ADCO Test 2 Corrections D.) Exculpatory information to prosecutors because additional case law has established police are part of the prosecutorial team. -- - - ANS - - - - According to case law following Brady, Police have the responsibility to provide: A.) Gentle handcuffing techniques to prevent bruising a suspect's wrists. B.) Exculpatory information to prosecutors because prosecutors need to know what information to suppress. C.) Exculpatory information to prosecutors because of good faith. D.) Exculpatory information to prosecutors because additional case law has established police are part of the prosecutorial team. B.) Anyone other than the suspect that has a possessory or propriety interest in the property. -- - - ANS - - - - Property belonging to that "of another" means: A.) Anyone other than the suspect that has a possessory interest in the property. B.) Anyone other than the suspect that has a possessory or propriety interest in the property. C.) Anyone other than the suspect that has a propriety interest in the property. D.) Anyone other than the suspect that owns the property. A.) Second Degree Burglary -- - - ANS - - - - Ed is lost in a snowstorm in the mountains. He walks off the road and finds a cabin. Nobody is home, so Ed breaks in. While inside, Ed decided to steal a $50 knife. Ed is guilty of: A.) Second Degree Burglary B.) Third Degree Burglary C.) Third Degree Criminal Trespass D.) Second Degree Criminal Trespass B.) Second Degree Burglary -- - - ANS - - - - Moyer climbed over a nine-foot fence and stole a dog from inside a pound building but was caught in the act. Moyer is guilty of: A.) First Degree Criminal Trespass B.) Second Degree Burglary C.) First Degree Criminal Trespass D.) Theft of Livestock B.) First Degree Criminal Trespass -- - - ANS - - - - Don was invited to stay at Melanie's home for the night. When Don was asked to leave the next day, Don refused. What is Don guilty of? A.) Nothing he was an invitee. B.) First Degree Criminal Trespass C.) Second Degree Criminal Trespass D.) Third Degree Criminal Trespass B.) First Degree Criminal Trespass -- - - ANS - - - - Tom sees Phil's 1997 Ford Cobra convertible parked in the parking lot of Sam's Club with the top down. As he walks by, Tom reaches in the car and takes two CD's from the dash. The most serious crime Tom is guilty of is: A.) Robbery B.) First Degree Criminal Trespass C.) Burglary D.) Motor Vehicle Theft D.) First Degree Criminal Trespass -- - - ANS - - - - A suspect enters an unlocked, but closed garage door of a garage attached to the residence. The suspect enters to get out of the cold. The suspect is guilty of: A.) No crime was committed. B.) Second Degree Burglary C.) Second Degree Criminal Trespass D.) First Degree Criminal Trespass B.) Second Degree Trespassing -- - - ANS - - - - A group of teens decides to go swimming at the Super 8 Hotel. It is 2:00 am and the gate is locked so


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