Probation Officer Certification
Practice Exam Part 1
(questions and answers)
How long can a person be held for a physical or mental examination as
part of presentence investigation?
90 days excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays
The probationer has the right to do the following to a witness at a
revocation hearing:
a.) Counsel
b.) Confront
c.) Cross-examine
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The minimum age for a shall waive on a murder charge is:
10 years old
A child who committed an act that would be a crime if it were committed
by an adult can be detained without benefit of a detention hearing for:
48 Hours
A status offender may be detained without the benefit of a hearing for:
Practice Exam Part 1
(questions and answers)
How long can a person be held for a physical or mental examination as
part of presentence investigation?
90 days excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays
The probationer has the right to do the following to a witness at a
revocation hearing:
a.) Counsel
b.) Confront
c.) Cross-examine
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Rewind 10 seconds
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0:00
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0:15
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Brainpower
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The minimum age for a shall waive on a murder charge is:
10 years old
A child who committed an act that would be a crime if it were committed
by an adult can be detained without benefit of a detention hearing for:
48 Hours
A status offender may be detained without the benefit of a hearing for:
