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MN POST EVALUATED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS Petty Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-Not a crime but can be fined up to $300. Gross Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-90 days to 1 year, fine up to $3,000, or both Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-up to 90 days, fine up to $1000, or both Felony - CORRECT ANSWER-1 year and 1 day, more than $3000, or both Age to commit a crime - CORRECT ANSWER-Children under 14 years old are incapable of committing a crime. Authorized Use of Force - CORRECT ANSWER-Reasonable force when: 1-Effecting a lawful arrest 2-Executing a legal process 3_Enforcing court orders 4-Executing any duty imposed upon the public officer by law Attempts 609.17 - CORRECT ANSWER-Intent to commit a crime, does an act which is a substantial step towards, more than prepare for, the commission of a crime. 1/2 the crime 1/2 the time Assault in the First Degree 609.221 - CORRECT ANSWER Causes great bodily harm -- Felony Assault in the Second Degree 609.222 - CORR

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MN POST EVALUATED QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS




Petty Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-Not a crime but can
be fined up to $300.

Gross Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-90 days to 1 year,
fine up to $3,000, or both

Misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER-up to 90 days, fine up to
$1000, or both

Felony - CORRECT ANSWER-1 year and 1 day, more than
$3000, or both

Age to commit a crime - CORRECT ANSWER-Children under
14 years old are incapable of committing a crime.

Authorized Use of Force - CORRECT ANSWER-Reasonable
force when:
1-Effecting a lawful arrest
2-Executing a legal process
3_Enforcing court orders
4-Executing any duty imposed upon the public officer by law

,Attempts 609.17 - CORRECT ANSWER-Intent to commit a
crime, does an act which is a substantial step towards, more
than prepare for, the commission of a crime.

1/2 the crime 1/2 the time

Assault in the First Degree 609.221 - CORRECT ANSWER-
Causes great bodily harm --> Felony

Assault in the Second Degree 609.222 - CORRECT ANSWER-
Uses or implies a dangerous weapon (no injury is necessary) --
> Felony

Assault in the Third Degree 609.223 - CORRECT ANSWER-
Causes substantial bodily harm --> Felony

Assault in the Fourth Degree 609.2231 - CORRECT ANSWER-
Causes demonstrable bodily harm on a police officer, fire
fighter/ems, Correction officer, judges, probation officers,
attorneys, secure treatment facility--> Felony

School official, public employee, Forest fighters, community
crime prevention group --> Gross Misdemeanor

Assault in the Fifth Degree 609.224 - CORRECT ANSWER-
Intent to cause fear in another or causes bodily harm-->
Misdemeanor

When can you serve search warrants 626.14 - CORRECT
ANSWER-B/t 700 and 2000 hours unless otherwise approved
by a judge

If its a misdemeanor anytime b/t 800 and 2000 hours and not
on Sundays

Except when found on public property the above doesn't exist

, Felony Assault Motivated by Bias 609.2233 - CORRECT
ANSWER-Violation of first, second or third degree because of
actual or perceived race--> Max penalty plus 25%

Great Bodily Harm caused by Distribution of Drugs 609.228 -
CORRECT ANSWER-Felony

Crime Committed for a Benefit of a Gang 609.229 - CORRECT
ANSWER-3 or more people that has:
-one of its primary activities as "very serious crimes"
-has a common name, symbol

If the crime committed was a:
-Misd. then enhanced to a Gross Misd.
-Gross Misd. then enhanced to a Felony
-Felony then max sentence plus five years

Simple Robbery 609.24 - CORRECT ANSWER-Takes property
from another and uses force or threatens imminent use of force
--> Felony

Aggravated Robbery 609.245 - CORRECT ANSWER-1st
Degree: Uses dangerous weapon --> Felony
2nd Degree: Implies words or acts of a dangerous weapon -->
Felony

Kidnapping 609.25 - CORRECT ANSWER-Whoever confines
or removes someone under 16 from one place to another
without parents consent for
1-To hold ransom
2-To facilitate the commission of a felony
3-To commit great bodily harm or terrorize the victim
4-to hold in involuntary servitude (for sexual reasons)

False Imprisonment 609.255 - CORRECT ANSWER-Confines
or restrains under unreasonable confinement of their child -->
Gross Misd

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