Security Officer Test Questions And Answers
Arson - Answer The intentional damaging of property by fire or explosion
Assault and Battery - Answer An overt act, or attempt, with force and violence, or to
immediately physically injure another person
Battery - Answer The actual unlawful physical touching of another person
Branch of Peace - Answer Violation or disturbance of public tranquility and order
Burglary - Answer Entering a dwelling house (at night) with intent to commit a felony or
larceny
Disorder Conduct - Answer a public disturbance intentionally caused
Homicide - Answer The killing of a human being
Manslaughter - Answer The killing of a human being without Malice
Murder - Answer The killing of a human being with Malice
Civil Action - Answer Enforce,readdress or protect private rights
Civil Liability - Answer answerable under the law
, Legal Rights - Answer Natural Rights,Rights existing
Offense - Answer all violations of the law
crime - Answer A offense against society which is forbidden
Felony - Answer Maybe punishable by death or by imprisonment in the state prison
Misdemeanor - Answer All other crimes other than felonies
Infraction - Answer A noncriminal violation of law
Confession versus Admission - Answer Admitting or acknowledging all facts necessary
for conviction of the crime
Admission - Answer is an acknowledgment of the fact
Facts - Answer tending to prove guilt
Breaking and Entering - Answer Entering a building without permission
Larceny - Answer Taking and carrying away personal property belongings to another
without the consent of the owner
Stealing - Answer also means (theft)
Robbery - Answer stealing from the person or the persons presence by violence or
intimidation
Arson - Answer The intentional damaging of property by fire or explosion
Assault and Battery - Answer An overt act, or attempt, with force and violence, or to
immediately physically injure another person
Battery - Answer The actual unlawful physical touching of another person
Branch of Peace - Answer Violation or disturbance of public tranquility and order
Burglary - Answer Entering a dwelling house (at night) with intent to commit a felony or
larceny
Disorder Conduct - Answer a public disturbance intentionally caused
Homicide - Answer The killing of a human being
Manslaughter - Answer The killing of a human being without Malice
Murder - Answer The killing of a human being with Malice
Civil Action - Answer Enforce,readdress or protect private rights
Civil Liability - Answer answerable under the law
, Legal Rights - Answer Natural Rights,Rights existing
Offense - Answer all violations of the law
crime - Answer A offense against society which is forbidden
Felony - Answer Maybe punishable by death or by imprisonment in the state prison
Misdemeanor - Answer All other crimes other than felonies
Infraction - Answer A noncriminal violation of law
Confession versus Admission - Answer Admitting or acknowledging all facts necessary
for conviction of the crime
Admission - Answer is an acknowledgment of the fact
Facts - Answer tending to prove guilt
Breaking and Entering - Answer Entering a building without permission
Larceny - Answer Taking and carrying away personal property belongings to another
without the consent of the owner
Stealing - Answer also means (theft)
Robbery - Answer stealing from the person or the persons presence by violence or
intimidation