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First degree assault correct answers Intent to cause "serious bodily injury". Second degree assault correct answers Intent to cause only "bodily injury" or recklessness resulting in serious bodily injury. Third degree assault correct answers No intent to cause bodily harm, but instead when a person knowingly or recklessly causes bodily harm or does so negligently by means of a deadly weapon. Second degree motor vehicle theft correct answers A person must knowingly obtain or control another person's motor vehicle without authorization or by threat or deception. First degree motor vehicle theft correct answers crime elevates if any of the following aggravating factors are present: 1.Retaining possession or control of the vehicle for more than 24 hours; 2.Attempting to alter or disguise the vehicle; 3.Attempting to alter or remove the vehicle identification number; 4.Using the vehicle to commit a crime; 5.Causing $500 or more in property damage; 6.Causing bodily injury to another person; 7.Removing the vehicle from the state for over 12 hours Third degree burglary correct answers Intent to commit a crime, unlawfully enters into certain apparatuses or equipment such as a: ◾Vault ◾Safe ◾Cash register ◾Vending machine Second degree burglary correct answers A person knowingly breaks an entrance into, or enters, or remains unlawfully in a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit therein a crime against a person or property. First degree burglary correct answers A person knowingly enters our remains unlawfully in a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit a crime is therein, other than trespass, while in the building or in immediate flight therefrom he or another participant in the crime assaults menaces any person or the actor or another participant is armed with explosives or deadly weapons. Schedule I drug correct answers heroin, LSD Schedule 2 drug correct answers opium, codeine, methamphetamine Menacing correct answers By any threat or acted the actor knowing places or attempt to place another person fear of immediate serious bodily injury

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CRS || QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
First degree assault correct answers Intent to cause "serious bodily injury".

Second degree assault correct answers Intent to cause only "bodily injury" or recklessness
resulting in serious bodily injury.

Third degree assault correct answers No intent to cause bodily harm, but instead when a
person knowingly or recklessly causes bodily harm or does so negligently by means of a
deadly weapon.

Second degree motor vehicle theft correct answers A person must knowingly obtain or
control another person's motor vehicle without authorization or by threat or deception.

First degree motor vehicle theft correct answers crime elevates if any of the following
aggravating factors are present:
1.Retaining possession or control of the vehicle for more than 24 hours;
2.Attempting to alter or disguise the vehicle;
3.Attempting to alter or remove the vehicle identification number;
4.Using the vehicle to commit a crime;
5.Causing $500 or more in property damage;
6.Causing bodily injury to another person;
7.Removing the vehicle from the state for over 12 hours

Third degree burglary correct answers Intent to commit a crime, unlawfully enters into
certain apparatuses or equipment such as a:
◾Vault
◾Safe
◾Cash register
◾Vending machine

Second degree burglary correct answers A person knowingly breaks an entrance into, or
enters, or remains unlawfully in a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit
therein a crime against a person or property.

First degree burglary correct answers A person knowingly enters our remains unlawfully in a
building or occupied structure with the intent to commit a crime is therein, other than
trespass, while in the building or in immediate flight therefrom he or another participant in
the crime assaults menaces any person or the actor or another participant is armed with
explosives or deadly weapons.

Schedule I drug correct answers heroin, LSD

Schedule 2 drug correct answers opium, codeine, methamphetamine

Menacing correct answers By any threat or acted the actor knowing places or attempt to place
another person fear of immediate serious bodily injury

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